Disney's animated movie 'Lightyear' flopped in its first weekend in theaters, with the new Toy Story spin-off film earning $51.7 million in North America.

Presenter says rows of LGBT symbols over Regent Street are ‘Too Much Bunting’ which he blames for starting the Second World War

OXFAM have ditched a bingo game celebrating "inspirational women" which featured J.K. Rowling.

The grime musician is helping finance a further 30 students at the world-renowned university.

Exclusive poll finds 87pc of over 32,000 Telegraph readers back abolishing levy, with many claiming it is ‘regressive and out of date’

Nearly 50,000 Clean Air Zone (CAZ) fines have been successfully challenged by drivers since the launch of Birmingham's controversial scheme which will net the council a £50million profit.

One photo that elegantly encapsulates the appalling decline of British institutions is surely the Greater Manchester Police Gay Bee. The rainbow-coloured bumblebee outfit, worn by a police officer on…

Swanage Town Council have been forced to abandon their attempt to re-name 'Darkie Lane', as residents slammed the move as 'political correctness gone mad'

Diversity efforts aim to stamp out sexism in financial services industry

It beggars belief that, with its future in jeopardy, John Lewis is pandering to trans extremism

Retail company Marks & Spencer has started giving out its staff pronoun badges as part of a gender inclusivity drive. The new tags include the person's name, and their chosen pronouns.

Maybelline's Instagram page has been awash with comments from social media users who have slammed the brand for using the two men, who both have beards.

Landing back in California late Saturday Meghan, 40, ditched the block color power dressing that saw some social media users mock her as a Michelle Obama wannabe.

Training covering 'white privilege' and 'unconscious bias' have been put up on NHS People website - an online learning portal for the service's staff - reports the Telegraph.

Izzard's failed campaign to represent Brighton has exposed the narcissism of trans politics.

Clarkson's Farm has broken viewing records for Amazon Prime Video, according to data collected by the UK's ratings body.

Health Secretary will use Tory conference to announce proposals pushing back against ‘wokery’ in the NHS

Ms Davies, who won silver for Team GB in the 1980 Moscow Olympics in the 400m individual medley, pointed out that Mulvaney is not an athlete.

We must defend free speech for all, even the contemptible anti-Israel bigots.

According to witnesses, members of the public walked out in disgust during the performance by a youth music group funded by the Arts Council in the Museum's foyer on November 11.

Netflix has dropped Meghan Markle's Pearl as part of a wave of cutbacks prompted by a drop in subscribers. The show was supposed to be the couple's first animated series.

From MeToo to sensitivity readers in the publishing industry, the bestselling author tells Katie Strick why she’ll never stop defending our rights to hold so-called ‘unpopular’ opinions

Relatives of the London victims blasted the F1 driver for trying to distance himself from the partnership with Kingspan rather than speaking up as he has done on other topics.

The broadcaster is advertising a one-year, £17,810 trainee production management assistant role in Glasgow, but the position is 'only open to black, Asian and ethnically diverse candidates'.

The brand was accused of 'virtue-signalling' after urging customers to join a protest march against the policy, despite it being owned by a multinational criticised for continuing to sell its...

South Africa's Quinton de Kock took the knee ahead of the T20 World Cup clash against Sri Lanka on Saturday, less than a week after pulling out of a match for refusing to do so.

The BBC has today announced it has become the latest organisation to ditch controversial LGBT charity Stonewall 's Diversity Champion's programme.

The UK's largest coffee chain defended its use of the image to promote 'inclusivity and diversity' but was branded 'crass and irresponsible' and 'absolutely bonkers'.

Following the incorporation of a new "woke" initiative into its curriculum, some Salvation Army officers and donors are withdrawing their support.

Lawyer Attiq Malik, who chairs official advisory body for Scotland Yard, instigated ‘offensive’ slogan

We believe in connecting with each other, not in spite of our differences, but because of our differences.

Audiences across the UK remain 'generally positive' towards the corporation

The company's Summer of Pride ad was released yesterday on its Instagram page and has already drawn ire from conservative consumers.

Coca-Cola’s insistence on putting itself on a ‘social-justice’ pedestal may mean more states will be holding it to account for its plastic pollution.

Communications director Celia Richardson wrote to staff ahead of today's vote to elect members to the charity's governing council. Above: Sir Winston Churchill's home Chartwell.

Joey Barton renewed his feud with women football pundits today branding hugely popular Laura Woods and Bianca Westwood 'not brave enough' to 'debate him'.

John Lewis (pictured) published the first issue of 'Identity' - a 32-page internal magazine sent to all 70,000 of its employees - to coincide with 'the beginning of LGBTQ + history month'.

Headmistress Rachael Lucas, 47, said pupils elected to the roles at Bolton St Catherine's Academy in Greater Manchester would now be known as gender neutral 'head ambassadors'.

EXCLUSIVE: The 16-year-old girl, who also suffers from spinal disability scoliosis, had been driven to her home in Leeds, West Yorkshire, by officers after attending the city's Gay Pride celebrations.

Jimmy Carr (pictured) has claimed he will be cancelled over his joke that the 'thousands of gypsies killed by the Nazis' was a 'positive' effect of the Holocaust.

Anyone who cannot see that Hamas committed an act of genocide has lost all sense of right and wrong

The UK’s role in the trade in human bondage was not unique, but its role in ending it was

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Founded by former Agent Provocateur lingerie boss Serena Rees, the trendy brand's controlling company Aya Design Group Ltd has been put into voluntary liquidation.

David A Bailey claimed that his exhibition of Caribbean-British art at the Tate Britain art gallery in London explores the museum's own 'chequered' history of benefitting from slavery.

The ice cream brand joins the list of food companies that are grappling with trace amounts of glyphosate in their products.

POPULAR children's book the Tiger Who Came To Tea "could lead to rape" because it reinforces sexism, a woke warrior has claimed.

Despite being apolitical historically, The Salvation Army has begun to promote political and racial ideologies under

Kemi Badenoch told officials to withdraw from the charity's diversity scheme amid gender row

Speaking at the National Conservatism Conference, Katharine Birbalsingh warned her audience that they will "lose our country" if they don't stand up to "extreme leftist views" which she claims...

The Prime Minister's Kiwi counterpart, Jacinda Ardern, is thought to have pressed for the reference to the traditional Maori war dance due to allegations of cultural appropriation in the UK.

Gillette’s infamous “toxic masculinity” ad may cost Procter & Gamble more than anyone imagined in January, reports The Washington Times.

Rev Dr Bernard Randall, who said Trent College pupils could question teaching on gender, alleges discrimination because of his CofE beliefs

More than 300 schools, including primary and nursery schools have been told to stop calling pupils 'boys and girls' after signing up to a scheme run by a controversial trans rights lobbying group.

Marketing guru Robert Lachky, who helped Budweiser become America’s most popular beer, says Dylan Mulvaney fiasco has ruined decades of work

OXFAM was rocked by a sex scandal which has led to questions over the future of the charity’s funding. As its “moral leadership” is said to have failed, here’s all we know a…

The study, led by Karen Middleton, found consumer activism against perceived 'dangerous' portrayals pose a 'serious threat' to brands as shoppers increasigly turn 'woke'.

West Yorkshire Police said it will ‘take on board any lessons to be learned’ after footage of the arrest sparked criticism on social media