Sex and Relationship News
Brits Advised to Avoid Sex If They Have Monkeypox NewsmaxMonkeypox cases soar to 302 in UK as public told to look out for symptoms The MirrorUK monkeypox cases rise to 190 as 11 more Brits test positive Daily MailUK monkeypox cases reach 302
Ukraine Official Fired Over Handling of Russian Sexual Assault Claims Newsweek
BRUMMIES top the league for outdoor sex with eight in ten claiming to have romped in the open, a study says.While the 2,000-person poll found 60 per cent nationwide had got jiggy outside, Birmingham went by far the most bonkers
New research of 2,000 adults found half of Brits (51 per cent) find it difficult to have conversations about intercourse - 38 per cent of over 65s - with adults avoiding the topic because it makes them feel awkward.While two
Condoms aimed at gardening-loving mature Brits are being put on sale in some garden centers with the idea of encouraging the older generations to continue practicing safe sex. The odd range of gardening-themed condoms – naughtily nicknamed "hornicultural" prophylactics – were
Monkeypox patients warned to stop having sex and use condoms for eight weeks after virus The MirrorMonkeypox cases rise by 71 in biggest spike since first UK case Birmingham LiveBrits are ‘overloading’ NHS 111 ‘because anyone who gets a rash’ thinks they
BERLIN -- German police recorded a significant increase of depictions of sexual abuse against children last year compared to the year before, the country's top criminal police official said Monday.More than 39,000 cases — or an increase of 108.8% —
BRITS taking part in Jubilee weekend celebrations have be warned to be vigilant as cases of monkeypox continue to rise.There are currently 106 confirmed cases of the illness in the UK, after 16 additional infections were revealed on Friday. 1So far
United Nations — Britain's ambassador to the United Nations said Thursday that there were "credible" claims Russian forces have committed sexual violence against children in Ukraine, as U.N. agencies said Vladimir Putin's invasion had driven more than 6 million people