Rayner Warns of Summer Riots in UK
Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner raises concerns over possible civil unrest this summer, citing economic pressures and political instability.
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Police warn of possible summer riots in UK
Authorities issue stark warnings as fears grow over possible civil unrest during the summer months, with police urging preparedness.
Foreign Office chief holidayed during Afghanistan evacuation
A senior Foreign Office official went on holiday during the critical Afghanistan evacuation, then retired with a substantial payoff, sparking outrage.
Ukraine protests grow as Zelenskyy faces corruption backlash
Growing unrest in Ukraine as activists and civil society groups protest President Zelenskyy's perceived backtracking on anti-corruption reforms. Critics accuse the government of stifling transparency.
Epping riots: Summer of unrest ahead?
Violent clashes at the Epping Hotel have raised fears of a repeat of last summer's civil disturbances. Analysts discuss the underlying causes and potential fallout.
Unite Union finds financial misconduct in internal probe
A damning investigation by Unite the Union has revealed serious financial misconduct allegations, including misuse of funds and questionable expenses. The union vows to take decisive action.
Britain warned of potential summer riots amid tensions
Sir Keir Starmer has been cautioned about the risk of widespread civil unrest this summer, with experts warning of a 'powder keg' situation fuelled by economic strain and social divisions.
MLK's daughter slams Trump over Epstein comparisons
Bernice King, daughter of civil rights icon Martin Luther King Jr., has criticised Donald Trump for likening himself to her father while facing allegations linked to Jeffrey Epstein.
Syria's Druze region faces escalating civil conflict
The Druze-majority region of Suweida in Syria is witnessing a surge in civil unrest as local factions clash, raising fears of broader instability in the war-torn country.
Trump admin to release secret MLK FBI files
The Trump administration has announced plans to declassify controversial FBI records related to civil rights icon Martin Luther King Jr., sparking debate over historical transparency and privacy.
Police Protest Tactics Unchanged Since Orgreave
Campaigners argue that policing methods during demonstrations have seen little reform since the notorious 1984 Orgreave incident, raising concerns over civil liberties.
Palestine Action ban challenged as "abuse of power"
The UK's controversial ban on Palestine Action faces fierce criticism in the High Court, with lawyers arguing it unlawfully restricts protest rights.
Pensioner recounts trauma after protest arrest
Audrey White, a pensioner, shares her harrowing experience of being detained during a peaceful protest in Liverpool, raising concerns over policing and civil liberties.
Trump urges Democrats to embrace 'good trouble' protests
Former US President Donald Trump has controversially encouraged Democrats to engage in 'good trouble' protests, sparking fierce debate across the political spectrum.
UK grants police expanded terror detention powers
New counter-terrorism measures introduced in the UK will allow police to detain suspects for longer without charge, sparking debates over civil liberties.
Rayner's union plans spark Tory backlash
Labour's deputy leader Angela Rayner faces backlash for promoting union rights on the anniversary of Norman Tebbit's iconic speech, drawing parallels to Thatcher's policies.
Northumbria Police Challenged Over Pride Ban
Northumbria Police is under scrutiny after a High Court challenge was launched against its decision to prohibit a group from attending a Pride event. Critics argue the move infringes on civil liberties.
Hong Kong's New Security Law Sparks Fears Over Freedoms
Beijing's sweeping new national security legislation for Hong Kong has raised concerns over the city's autonomy and civil liberties, with critics warning of increased mainland control.
No federal charges for ex-cop in Breonna Taylor case
The US Justice Department has concluded its investigation into former police officer Brett Hankison, who was acquitted in the Breonna Taylor case, declining to bring federal civil rights charges.
El Salvador's President faces backlash over rights law
President Nayib Bukele's new legislation sparks outrage as critics warn of threats to civil liberties in El Salvador.
Booth's dramatic escape after Lincoln assassination
A gripping retelling of John Wilkes Booth's dramatic escape after assassinating Abraham Lincoln, revealing new insights into his final days.
Unions threaten NHS strikes over pay dispute
Unison and GMB unions warn of potential industrial action if the government fails to address pay disputes for NHS workers in England.
Home Office boss got £20K bonus amid migrant crisis
A senior Home Office civil servant received a staggering £20,000 performance bonus as small boat crossings surged, sparking outrage over taxpayer-funded rewards for failure.
Trump Criticises John Lewis Amid 'Good Trouble' Protests
Former US President Donald Trump sparks controversy by dismissing the legacy of civil rights icon John Lewis during ongoing 'Good Trouble' protests.
UK Gov Launches 'Civil Society Covenant' for Charities
The UK government has introduced a new 'Civil Society Covenant' aimed at safeguarding the rights of charities and campaigners to engage in peaceful protests without undue interference.
McGregor & Devlin's marriage tested by civil case
Conor McGregor and Dee Devlin's relationship faces scrutiny as a civil case unfolds. Get the latest on their marriage and legal battles.
HMRC admits it can't track exit payments to civil servants
HMRC admits it has no idea how many civil servants received taxpayer-funded exit payments, sparking concerns over financial transparency and accountability.
Greene warns of MAGA civil war over Ukraine aid
Controversial US politician Marjorie Taylor Greene has ignited fury by suggesting that sending aid to Ukraine could trigger a 'civil war' within the MAGA movement. Read the explosive details.
School criticised for Rugby Union vs trade unions lesson
A Warwickshire school has sparked controversy after a lesson comparing the Rugby Union to trade unions was deemed 'inappropriate' by parents and critics.
Do We Need More Anti-Protest Laws? UK Debate
As antisemitism protests continue, the UK government considers stricter anti-protest laws. But critics argue existing legislation is already excessive—raising concerns over civil liberties.
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