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The NRLW star who made headlines around the world when she was photographed kissing her then-girlfriend after they played on opposite teams in a State of Origin match has voiced her fury over Manly's pride jersey fiasco. Karina Brown - whose display of affection with Vanessa Foliaki in was one of the most amazing images of the season - said she's been 'triggered' by seven Sea Eagles stars refusing to wear the club's rainbow strip due to their religious and cultural beliefs. This is a jersey for everyone in league Brown right is no stranger to footy outrage over issues around same-sex relationships after her kiss with then-girlfriend Vanessa Foliaki pictured attracted vile abuse online. Brown right, with Foliaki said the furore over Manly's rainbow strip was made 'even worse' for her when she found it wasn't made in sole support of same-sex relationships, but for 'everyone in league'. I was astounded that was a stance some players have taken.

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Mum Cat has been left speechless after finding out about the 'vabbing' trend — where single women put their vaginal fluids on their pulse points to attract men. Vabbing has recently taken social media by storm — and no, not vaping like this one mum first thought. Despite some women having tested vabbing in public and having claimed the unusual dating method worked, others are not so convinced.

Young offenders who identify as transgender could be put in single-sex units based on their 'acquired gender ' as part of a plan being considered by the government. Campaigners have said parts of the Youth Custody Service's draft Transgender Guidance documents are 'troubling' and 'risky' due to concern over male-born 10 to year-olds being housed with girls. The draft paper, set to be published and finalised this autumn, says that staff in the first instance would seek to place a trans child in a secure children's home or training centre rather than a young offenders' institution, which usually only house boys.