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KIKO was a monkey who lived in a North Yorkshire pub in the 1950s. She would give anyone who bought her a dry ginger a kiss – complete with…

Kiko was a monkey who lived in a North Yorkshire pub in the 1950s. She would give anyone who bought her a dry ginger a kiss – complete with…

An initiative is fighting sexual and gender-based violence in Lagos and Sokoto states through volunteers in community-based organisations.

BBC News Published image captionTracey Green found the book in her railway station in the south of France A woman is hoping a sprinkling of pixie dust will help her trace the owner of a 1943 copy of Peter Pan she found in a railway station in France. Tracey Green is renovating the disused station she bought last year and found the book among a collection she was going to donate to charity. But the plan for Pan changed when she saw a personal inscription inside. She hopes the words might ring a Tinkerbell and jog someone's memory. The inscription reads: "Pauline Owen, Christmas 1943 with love ...

Gay rights in NZ: Okay Boomer author Joanne Drayton on our grim history 6 Feb, 2021 04:00 PM 13 minutes to read Peter Jackson's film Heavenly Creatures told the true story of Pauline Parker and Juliet Hulme's murder of Pauline's mother. Peter Jackson's film Heavenly Creatures told the true story of Pauline Parker and Juliet Hulme's murder of Pauline's mother. NZ Herald In this extract from Okay, Boomer, a book about the 1960s in New Zealand, author Joanne Drayton explains how homosexuality was seen as a perverse crime - a view reinforced by society's reaction to two senseless killings. The dy...