A decent article from Buzzfeed U.K. looking at the impact of changes to Legal Aid in family court cases.

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Rhodri Curnow is taking part in the MoRunning event in Cardiff tomorrow, in support of the Movember Foundation.

Donate to his Just Giving page: here.

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Conversation with myself and Natty Kadifa about the forthcoming march and Messages for Men 2 events. Tune in from 10pm GMT: here.

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Diana Davison in Quillette.

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Important piece by Warren Farrell explaining that “women are as physically aggressive, or more aggressive, than men in their relationships with their spouses or male partners” and exploring how society responds to incidents.

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Thank you so much to The Glass Blind Spot for producing this video (2:34) to promote Messages for Men 2, Leicester Square, Sunday 18th November.

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A characteristically excellent video (31:18) from The Glass Blind Spot, critiquing Luisa Omielan’s Politics for Bitches.

Politics for Bitches airs tonight at 11.15pm on BBC 1.

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Yesterday the state pension raised to 65 for women – prompting a reinvigorated concern about the gender pension gap.

With women earning less in their lifetimes and being less likely to invest in a private pension, the average man receiving the state pension is likely to receive 39.5% more than the average woman receiving the state pension.

More details at The House of Commons Library.

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Update on events planned for London on (the day before Men’s Day) Sunday 18th November: at A Voice for Men.

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A highly entertaining sign of the times, three cheers for the gamers who have taken feeding the games’ token Suffragette to crocodiles and showing her a variety of other such wholesome treatment!

Original article in Unilad.

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