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Because of their sexuality, a gay couple has been denied a viewing and the opportunity to buy a house in south London. The owners of the property Lachlan Mantell and Luke Whitehouse were interested in sent them a message saying they were "unwilling" to let them view or buy it. The homeowners justified their decision by stating that it was based on their religious convictions. Purplebricks, an online estate firm, has taken the house from their website. Mr Whitehouse, 34, and Mr Mantell, 37, have been dating for eight years and intended to inspect the three-bedroom, £650,000 house on Saturday. But, before they could do so, Purplebricks received a communication from the sellers. "Dear Lachlan and Luke, thank you for sharing your situation with us," it said. "We apologize if we come off as intrusive, but we just want to make it plain that we would not allow two guys in a partnership to visit or purchase our home." Because it contradicts God's gracious mess

Damon Albarn, the main singer of Blur and later of Gorillaz, has been chastised by Taylor Swift after he said that she does not write her own songs. Albarn told the LA Times that Swift "doesn't write her own songs," in response to the interviewer calling her "an exceptional songwriter." "I was such a big admirer of yours until I saw this," Swift wrote on Twitter. "All of my songs are written by me." Your hot take is entirely false, and it's causing so much damage." In the interview, Albarn stated that he favors Billie Eilish, whom he described as a "very intriguing songwriter." "That appeals to me more than Taylor Swift." It's just a little darker and less cheery. a lot more small and unusual. Eilish collaborates on songwriting with her brother, Finneas, a producer. Albarn objected to the interviewer's assertion that Swift co-writes her music: "That isn't a valid argument. Co-writing is something

Participants in a research of life-saving treatments for Covid-19 are being requested to be over 50 years old or younger persons with underlying health issues. The trial is accessible to anyone who has tested positive for Covid and has had symptoms in the last five days. Pills will be given to volunteers to take at home. According to Prof Sir Jonathan Van-Tam, England's deputy chief medical officer, the study will assist determine how antiviral medications will be utilized. Sajid Javid, the Secretary of State for Health, has invited everyone who is eligible to "come forward" and "assist us in learning more about treatments that potentially save thousands of lives." He explained that antivirals were "part of our approach as we learn to live with Covid, keeping the most vulnerable from being hospitalized." The following will be used in the Panoramic trial: Merck, Sharp and Dohme (MSD) makes molnupiravir, and Pfizer makes paxlovid, which is used in combin

According to a lawsuit, a black man in Nevada spent six days in jail because police mistaken him for a white suspect twice his age with the same name. Shane Lee Brown, 25, was arrested in January 2020 after failing to provide his driver's license during a traffic stop. A warrant was issued in his name, according to Las Vegas police. According to the lawsuit, the warrant was issued for Shane Neal Brown, a middle-aged white guy with a beard. The younger man, who has not been charged with a crime, is now suing for damages. According to a representative for the city of Henderson, the younger man was properly held for driving with a suspended license. In the court case, the city made no mention of the accusation of mistaken identity. Officers mistook Mr Brown for Shane Neal Brown, a white male with brown hair, blue eyes, and a beard, according to the lawsuit. According to US media, he was initially imprisoned for a felony in 1994, before the younger Mr Brown was even born. The lawsuit a

During a White House discussion with members of his Cabinet on competition and pricing, President Joe Biden used an obscenity to disparage a reporter who yelled a question about inflation. Before the midterm elections in November, Fox News' Peter Doocy questioned the president if he felt inflation would be a "political burden." A hot mic captured Biden's reaction. "More inflation is a fantastic asset," Biden stated. "What a dunderhead of a b——." Biden had grumbled earlier that he was being asked about the developing crisis in Ukraine instead of the White House Competition Council meeting, which focused on the administration's attempts to foster economic competition and lower consumer prices. Doocy informed Sean Hannity of Fox News that the president called him an hour later to apologize for his remark. Doocy claimed Monday night, "He called my cell phone and said, 'It's nothing personal, mate." "I appreciate it that he cl