Who - and what - we're loving right now (and what we definitely don't)
Heroes
Peaceful Protests
Protesters in Hong Kong continue to make the headlines for all the right reasons: despite the threat of violence from Chinese police, pro-democracy protestors have remained peaceful and dignified, cleaning streets they have occupied, recycling their rubbish and apologising to passers by for causing disruption.
Ed Holtom
The 15-year-old's magnificent letter to the Sunday Telegraph - applauding Emma Watson's gender equality speech at the United Nations - has gone viral this week.
"Feminism is not about man-hating or female supremacy," writes Ed. "It is, by definition, the opposite. It's pretty simple really: if you believe in the social, political and economic equality of the sexes you are a feminist."
E-Nable
Five-year-old Hayley Fraser has become the first child in the UK to have a prosthetic hand made with 3D printing technology. E-nable, a volunteer network of engineers, artists and university academic, designed the bionic hand in Hayley's favourite colours, completely free of charge.
Douchebags
Greg Wallace
Masterchef's Gregg Wallace has caused a stir by saying he could never see two women taking over as presenters of the show. Wallace is booed on tonight's Alan Carr: Chatty Man as he claims: "You couldn't have two female judges on MasterChef - it's a blokey thing."
