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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 13
- Latest publication
- Sep 24, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for Metro UK
- Top 10K sites
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- Jul 15, 2026
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My honest review of the hotel room that costs more than I earn in a month (opens the original)
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Let’s be honest: we’ve all scrolled on the toilet more than we’d like to admit. But searching for the very toilet you’re sitting on, via your phone’s Bluetooth devices? For me, at least, a first. Saving your preferred seat temperature for next time is an unusual perk, but it’s one that awaits at London’s Sofitel St. James hotel. The same Sofitel that is one of the world’s most prestigious five-star hotel chains. This illustrious building had a former life as the HQ for army banking agency Cox &
Women paying price for algorithms that 'normalise violence and abuse for profit' (opens the original)
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Social media algorithms are ‘normalising’ violence against women and girls, with one in three subjected to ‘shocking levels of abuse’ every day. A new report from Refuge, the UK’s largest domestic abuse charity, and the End Violence Against Women Coalition reveals 36% of women experienced some form of violence online. That number rises to 47% for women aged between 16 and 24. A fifth of those said they encountered the same misogynistic content pumped into the manosphere ‘to maximise ad revenue’
Chatbots are 'turbocharging rape culture' – and it’s reaching primary schools (opens the original)
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A series of stark billboards appeared across London and Brighton yesterday highlighting how children as young as 10 are being exposed to sexually explicit deepfakes and chatbots. The posters, created by charity Everyone’s Invited (EI), show leavers’ school shirts with shocking but real testimonials about the impact AI is having on kids, including a child who experienced sexually explicit deepfaking by peers seeking ‘revenge’. On one installation in Croydon, the shirts are real. This is part of a
I quit social media for 4 weeks – it changed the way I dream (opens the original)
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I’ve gone 22 years without becoming dependent on any of the substances that responsible adults warn you about. On New Year’s Eve 2023, I quit vaping after puffing my way through my teens on a blueberry elf bar. It wasn’t hard, so I figured I wasn’t addicted. When it comes to alcohol, I know that I could quit tomorrow, and illegal drugs don’t interest me. However, there’s one thing you can be addicted to that doesn’t ring any physical health-related alarm bells. And that’s social media. Now the n
I renovated my house on maternity leave while my baby was napping (opens the original)
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Armed with a bristled brush, a can of paint and a baby sling, Kirstie Waterston took on what lots of parents would be too scared to: a full house renovation with a sleeping tot. ‘Freddie wasn’t a good sleeper,’ she explains, reminiscing on when her first baby was born in 2020. ‘But that made him a great napper. ‘He only slept on me for over a year, but it was for a solid two-hour window a day. So anything I could do to renovate the house with him in a sling while he slept, I would.’ In the golde
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