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1. Norfolk Island is part of Australia but most of the locals don't see themselves as Australian Many of the citizens of Norfolk Island, classified as an "Australian external territory" and 1670 kilometres northeast of Sydney, are descendents of the Mutiny on the Bounty incident of 1789. They came here from Pitcairn, the Pacific island where the original mutineers first settled, after life on the tiny, crowded and rocky outcrop became intolerable. And they did so with the approval of Queen Victoria who agreed to their passage in 1858. In contemporary times, with nearly 50 per cent of the popu...

Three trans women were beaten and had bottles thrown at them at a bar in Cotonou, Benin on 1 May 2021. (Twitter/Hirondelle Club Benin) Three trans women were subject to horrific abuse after being beaten and having bottles thrown at them at a bar in Benin – all of which was caught on video. France 24’s The Observers reported the video was filmed on Saturday (1 May) at Sunset Bar in Cotonou, Benin. The video, which was shared by NGO and LGBT+ advocacy group Hirondelle Club Benin on Twitter, shows three trans women being confronted by a large crowd of men. The men force the trans women to ...

With the much-anticipated Celebrity Beyond nearing completion, we step on board to take a virtual tour

Celebrity Cruises has revealed the new Celebrity Beyond will be longer and taller than its other Edge-class ships and will feature multiple expanded and reimagined spaces, 179 additional staterooms and suites, a new speciality restaurant, the brand’s first AquaClass SkySuites and much more when she debuts in the UK in April 2022. The design details were unveiled during a virtual event featuring interviews with the brand’s president and CEO Lisa Lutoff-Perlo, several executives from the brand’s parent company Royal Caribbean Group, as well as many of the designers involved in creating t...

Share The Miami-based line has just revealed that its soon-to-debut Celebrity Beyond would be a stretched version of its recently unveiled Edge Class ships, Celebrity Apex and Celebrity Edge — the current size leaders in the Celebrity fleet. Specifically, the third vessel in the Edge Class series will be 20 meters longer than its two sister ships, and a deck taller, too, the chairman and CEO of Royal Caribbean Group, Richard Fain, announced on Wednesday. Royal Caribbean Group is the parent company of Celebrity Cruises as well as Royal Caribbean and Silversea. “The extra length and height ...