UK government to give £15m to an anti-misogyny fund, to be confirmed at the Budget
Summary
The UK government is to give £15m to an anti-misogyny fund amid 'manosphere' concerns, The Guardian reported on Tuesday 27 October, the misogyny prevention fund being set to help tackle sexism at work, school and in public places across the UK. The money, to be confirmed at the Budget, will fund mentoring for young people, training and public awareness campaigns, the Evening Standard and The Independent reported under the headline 'Chancellor invests £15m in fund to tackle misogyny'. BBC News reported that the Conservatives doubt whether women and girls will feel safer as a result of the funding.
Latest: The UK government is to give £15m to a fund to tackle misogyny, the money, to be confirmed at the Budget, set to fund mentoring for young people, training and public awareness campaigns, the Evening Standard and The Independent reported, The Guardian writing that it comes amid 'manosphere' concerns and BBC News that the Conservatives doubt whether women and girls will feel safer as a result.
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How it unfolded
Tuesday 27 October
The UK government is to give £15m to a fund to tackle misogyny, the money, to be confirmed at the Budget, set to fund mentoring for young people, training and public awareness campaigns, the Evening Standard and The Independent reported, The Guardian writing that it comes amid 'manosphere' concerns and BBC News that the Conservatives doubt whether women and girls will feel safer as a result.
- 14:23BBC News Healey to promise £15m to tackle misogyny in Budget
- 12:00The Independent Chancellor invests £15m in fund to tackle misogyny
- 11:55Evening Standard Chancellor invests £15m in fund to tackle misogyny
- 10:15The Guardian UK government to give £15m to anti-misogyny fund amid ‘manosphere’ concerns