Tilly Grove
Dazed
United Kingdom
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People hate that Nike’s plus-size mannequin makes fat women feel welcome
The Nike flagship store in London debuted a new size of mannequin, and ugly fatphobia has once again reared its head → Read More
Suicide on the Job Site
Some of my earliest memories of my dad are of tottering to the front step to join my mother to wave goodbye with all of... → Read More
Donald Trump may have been taking advice from a fake all along [VIDEO]
Be afraid, be very afraid. → Read More
Dear mainstream media: Corbyn is the real 'anti-establishment' candidate, and he's nothing like Trump
The two couldn't be more different. → Read More
Young mothers are going hungry so their children can eat in Theresa May's Britain
No one should have to choose between feeding themselves or feeding their child → Read More
Tory benefits sanctions get ripped apart by one of the few MPs who cares [VIDEO]
If only there were more MPs like Black. → Read More
Girls are missing school because they can't afford sanitary products. In Britain. In 2017.
Period poverty is robbing girls of an education. → Read More
Homelessness charities are helping Theresa May to deport rough sleepers
They should be ashamed of themselves. → Read More
Britain's top mental health experts just tore the government a new one on benefits sanctions
The experts have spoken. Will the government listen? → Read More
Sick of politicians telling them what to do, Irish women are now striking for change
Women in the Republic of Ireland are going on strike on 8 March to call for an end to criminalised abortions. And women in the UK are set to join them. The action will coincide with a proposed global women’s strike – inspired by the US-based Women’s March group. In October 2016, women in Poland organised a similar strike after their government proposed criminalising abortion. Polish politicians… → Read More
A new Russian law signals a global conservative fight-back against women’s rights
Conservatism is back, and women look set to suffer → Read More
Parents claim their kids' school is being forced into an academy, and they're fighting back
A David and Goliath battle at a Sussex primary school → Read More
G4S lobbied the BBC to drop a damning documentary and it worked, says film-maker [VIDEO]
Who thought this was a good idea? → Read More
A woman and her sons use cushions and sandwiches to prove compassion still exists in the world
It's not all bad news. → Read More
This major UK city could become the first to have no domestic violence refuges at all
This could have a devastating effect on women and children → Read More
Britain's biggest buy-to-let landlord refuses to rent his properties to 'battered wives' or single parents
But he thinks it's OK, because he'll rent to 'coloureds'. → Read More
With a few words, a train conductor converts a fierce critic of the Southern strikes, live on air
As the Southern Rail strike rages on, one conductor has phoned into radio station LBC to challenge critics of the industrial action – and appears to have won over even a staunch opponent, host Nick Ferrari. Ferrari has been vocally angry at the strike, which brought the Southern Rail network to a halt on the 13 and 14 of December. Thousands of commutes have been disrupted. But as conductor John… → Read More
One woman wants Britain to get a different kind of tree this Christmas [TWEETS]
This could make a big difference. → Read More
While you're feeling the squeeze this Xmas, one fashion retailer has saved millions through tax dodging
The world’s biggest clothing retailer, in charge of brands including Zara, has been accused of tax avoidance that may have saved it as much as €585m. Inditex SA owns the Zara clothing brand, as well as others including Bershka, Pull and Bear, and Massimo Dutti. In a report released by the Greens in the European Parliament on 8 December, Inditex is accused of using “aggressive corporate tax… → Read More
One of Britain’s biggest cities is about to stop running basic services, thanks to Tory austerity
What happens when a council can't afford to be a council? → Read More