Month: December 2017

When Kauka was eight she was abducted by soldiers from her village in the former Portuguese colony of Timor-Leste. Now she has come backIt was 39 years since Kauka had last walked up the steep dirt road to her house in the Timor-Leste highlands, a lifetime since she was taken Read more…

Review reportedly finds religious people ‘poorly presented or satirised’, and suggests programming that ‘better reflects the UK’The BBC is set to increase its coverage of religions after a year-long review found that people of all faiths were “often absent, poorly presented or satirised”, according to reports.The corporation’s religion and ethics Read more…

• Manager claims winning all four trophies this season ‘isn’t real’• Praises his young side for fighting back after disputed late penalty for LeicesterPep Guardiola celebrated Manchester City’s penalty shootout victory over Leicester City to secure a place in the semi-finals of the Carabao Cup and extend their unbeaten domestic Read more…

As feminists, we’ve helped foster an environment where men assume that merely admitting to abusing us is praiseworthy and requires no further actionIt has long been a wry joke in progressive circles that satirical website the Onion is losing its raison d’être, as the line between reality and parody gets Read more…

An evening full of late drama and controversy ended with Claudio Bravo cast as an unlikely hero and Pep Guardiola conducting a choir of Manchester City’s triumphant supporters as they chanted the Spaniard’s name in the wake of a penalty shootout victory that moved the Premier League leaders a step Read more…