The Funniest Tweets From Women This Week (January 18-24)

The Notting Hill Carnival's grand finale saw a peaceful celebration, with 423 arrests over two days, significantly lower than previous years. Police employed live facial recognition technology to enhance safety, resulting in fewer incidents of serious violence, despite two stabbings that were not life-threatening, while thousands enjoyed the vibrant parade showcasing Caribbean culture. Want More Context? 🔎

U.S. President Donald Trump is facing health concerns after a bruise on his right hand was noticed during a meeting with South Korean President Lee Jae Myung, leading to speculation about his well-being, despite assurances from the White House that he is in "excellent health." The president, who has previously criticized Joe Biden's health, is also managing chronic venous insufficiency, a common condition in older adults, and has been seen using makeup to conceal the...

The African Union is advocating for a revamp of the Mercator map, which misrepresents Africa's size compared to Europe and North America, undermining the continent's significance. Their initiative, "Correct the Map," proposes using the 2018 'Equal Earth' map to accurately reflect Africa's true scale, reinforcing its geopolitical and economic importance. Want More Context? 🔎

A teenage girl tragically died in hospital after collapsing at the EMERGE electronic dance music festival in South Belfast. Following the incident, former Lord Mayor Micky Murray expressed serious concerns about festival safety and requested an urgent meeting with organizers, emphasizing that festivals should be safe spaces for celebration. Want More Context? 🔎

More than 70 firefighters are battling a significant blaze affecting multiple terraced houses on Silkstream Road in Burnt Oak, north London, with roofs of several homes on fire since just before 4 PM. Residents have been evacuated, and while the cause remains unknown, there are no reported casualties, and locals are advised to avoid the area due to smoke. Want More Context? 🔎

The World Gravy Wrestling Championships, held at the Rose 'n' Bowl pub in Lancashire, attracted large crowds as competitors battled in a ring filled with 1,500 liters of gravy. Since 2007, the event has raised funds for East Lancashire Hospice and allowed wrestlers to support their chosen charities, with winners judged on wrestling skills, costumes, and crowd engagement. Want More Context? 🔎