Self-taught driver passes test using YouTube
A 17-year-old girl from the UK has stunned examiners by passing her driving test first time—after learning entirely from YouTube videos and practising in private car parks.
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Columbia University scrutinised over Trump course and antisemitism
Columbia University is under scrutiny for a course inspired by Donald Trump's policies, sparking debates on academic freedom and rising antisemitism on campus.
Police accused of pressuring student journalist
A student journalist claims West Midlands Police attempted to silence her after she reported on the force's handling of a misconduct case. The university and press freedom advocates have condemned the actions.
Ugandan cartoonists mocked president's son, face backlash
Ugandan cartoonists face backlash for satirising President Museveni's son, Muhoozi Kainerugaba, amid growing concerns over freedom of expression.
Hatton & Watson win Freedom of London award
British boxing icons Ricky Hatton and Michael Watson, alongside promoter Barry Hearn, have been awarded the prestigious Freedom of the City of London in a star-studded ceremony.
France accuses Le Monde of fake news over Russian metro claims
Tensions rise as French officials accuse Le Monde of spreading 'fake news' about Russian interference in Paris transport, sparking a fierce debate over press freedom and national security.
Lords block foreign investment limits for UK papers
The House of Lords has rejected a government proposal to limit foreign ownership of British newspapers, sparking debate over press freedom and national security.
Journalist Mario Guevera detained by ICE in Georgia
Investigative journalist Mario Guevera was detained by ICE in Georgia, sparking outrage over press freedom and Trump's aggressive immigration enforcement.
Supreme Court approves Education Department policy
The UK Supreme Court has ruled in favour of the Education Department's disputed policy, sparking debates on academic freedom and institutional oversight.
White House bars NYT and WSJ from press briefing
The Biden administration has excluded The New York Times and The Wall Street Journal from a White House press briefing, raising concerns over media access and transparency.
Lisa Nandy accused of bullying BBC over Gaza coverage
Labour MP Lisa Nandy faces backlash for allegedly pressuring the BBC over its reporting on Gaza, with Wolf Hall director Peter Kosminsky condemning her actions as 'bullying'.
Harvard journal cancels Palestine issue amid censorship claims
Controversy erupts as Harvard Educational Review withdraws a planned issue on Palestine, prompting accusations of censorship and academic suppression.
Free bus pass age may rise to state pension age
Plans to increase the free bus pass age eligibility to match the state pension age could impact millions. Here’s what you need to know.
Miller slams Johns Hopkins over medical school DEI policies
Former Trump adviser Stephen Miller criticises Johns Hopkins Medical School for its diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives, sparking debate on academic freedom and institutional values.
Grounded 1.0: Complete Survival Adventure Released
Discover all the exciting features, updates, and gameplay changes in the full release of Grounded, Obsidian Entertainment's hit survival game.
Journalist detained by ICE in Georgia sparks press freedom debate
Investigative journalist Mario Guevara was detained by ICE in Georgia, sparking outrage over press freedom and immigration enforcement under Trump-era policies.
German court dismisses defamation case against journalists
A Hamburg court has ruled in favour of journalists Christina Block and Gerhard Delling, dismissing a defamation lawsuit filed against them. The case highlights ongoing tensions between media freedom and legal accountability in Germany.
Kevin O'Leary: Why your job could be a financial mistake
Shark Tank star Kevin O'Leary delivers a hard-hitting message on why traditional employment may be holding you back from true financial success.
Kneecap Faces No Police Action After Glastonbury Set
Irish rap trio Kneecap will not face police action despite their provocative performance at Glastonbury, sparking debates on artistic freedom and political expression.
Ohio Imam Held by ICE Sparks Religious Freedom Debate
A prominent Ohio imam has been detained by ICE, raising fears of religious persecution and igniting debates over immigration enforcement in the US.
Lord Lebedev champions press freedom amid scrutiny
Russian-born peer Lord Evgeny Lebedev speaks out on press freedom and media independence in the UK, addressing concerns over political influence.
Court dismisses pro-Israel lobby's case against Lattouf
A federal court has rejected a bid by a pro-Israel lobby group to pursue contempt proceedings against journalist Antoinette Lattouf, marking a significant legal victory for media freedom.
Oxford accused of censoring Uyghur rights research
Oxford University faces backlash for allegedly pressuring an academic journal to remove an article on Uyghur human rights, raising concerns over academic freedom and Chinese influence.
Kent protester threatened over Palestinian flag
Armed police in Kent reportedly threatened to arrest a protester for holding a Palestinian flag, sparking outrage over freedom of expression and policing tactics.
Afghan leak superinjunction sets dangerous precedent
The UK government's use of a superinjunction to suppress the Afghan leak sets a dangerous precedent for press freedom and transparency.
RoboCop: Rogue City hits Xbox Game Pass
The iconic cybernetic cop is back! RoboCop: Rogue City joins Xbox Game Pass, delivering explosive action and nostalgia. Here’s what you need to know.
Superinjunctions in Afghan Data Breach Case Explained
Discover how superinjunctions are being used in the Afghan data breach case, their implications for press freedom, and why they remain controversial in UK law.
Boarding pass code warning for holidaymakers
Travellers are being warned to double-check their boarding passes for a specific code that could cause major issues at the airport. Find out what to look for to avoid delays.
Secret Court Order Gags Media Over MOD Case
A high-profile superinjunction has been issued, preventing UK media from reporting on a confidential Ministry of Defence matter. The legal gag order raises questions about press freedom and government transparency.
Australian journalists confronted in China during PM's visit
Australian journalists were reportedly confronted by Chinese security guards during Prime Minister Anthony Albanese's official trip to Beijing, raising concerns over press freedom.
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