Exclusive: Sweeping reforms could see Britain's 'part-time' peers in the House of Lords stripped of their titles and £342 daily allowance for poor attendance in a major constitutional overhaul.
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage declares war on the financial establishment, pledging to jail bankers and overhaul the City of London in a radical election manifesto shake-up.
In a seismic shift for America's judicial landscape, former President Donald Trump has enacted a groundbreaking executive order to eliminate cash bail, a move set to dramatically alter the US prison system and spark fierce national debate on justice and p
Rock icon Jack White launches a furious tirade against Donald Trump after the former president used his music at a campaign event, branding him a 'loser' and a 'clown'.
Independent MP Allegra Spender makes a powerful case for overhauling Australia's tax system, arguing it's essential for improving housing affordability, wage growth, and intergenerational fairness for young Australians.
Apollonia Kotero, famed for her role in 'Purple Rain', launches a landmark lawsuit against Prince's estate, alleging unpaid royalties and unauthorised use of her likeness, in a dramatic new chapter for the iconic film's legacy.
Rock icon Jack White issues a cease-and-desist to Donald Trump after his song appears in a pro-Trump video filmed in the Oval Office, sparking a fiery legal and political row.
YouTube sensation Mark Goldbridge has launched a scathing attack on Gary Neville's football show, The Overlap, accusing it of hypocrisy over the use of Premier League match footage. The viral rant exposes the bitter battle for digital dominance in footbal
Australia's Economic Reform Roundtable proposes sweeping tax reforms to address intergenerational inequality and boost opportunities for younger Australians.
Global superstar Drake is embroiled in a lawsuit with Universal Music Group over his track 'Not Like Us', raising questions about copyright and artistic freedom in the music industry.
Nigel Farage calls on Keir Starmer to allocate peerages to Reform UK, criticising Labour's overwhelming presence in the House of Lords as undemocratic.
Nigel Farage's Reform UK and Labour leader Keir Starmer are at odds over proposals to scrap the House of Lords, reigniting debates on political reform and democracy.
Legendary musician John Fogerty reveals he was excluded from the sale of Creedence Clearwater Revival’s master recordings, sparking outrage among fans and industry experts.
A South Korean court has dismissed a copyright infringement claim against Pinkfong's global hit 'Baby Shark', ruling in favour of the creators.
A South Korean court has ruled against a US composer who claimed the viral hit 'Baby Shark' plagiarised his work, ending a high-profile legal battle over the catchy children's tune.
Atlassian co-founder Scott Farquhar argues Australia should allow AI to train on creative content for free—but experts warn of unintended consequences for artists and innovation.
The Australian government is under scrutiny to define clear regulations for AI and copyright, as industry leaders demand urgent clarity.
A British toymaker is taking legal action against a TikTok account for allegedly using its animal dolls in viral videos without permission, claiming copyright infringement.
The Productivity Commission proposes a new copyright exception for text and data mining, sparking debate between tech progress and creator rights.
Leading arts and media organisations in Australia are calling on the Labour government to take decisive action against the unauthorised use of Australian creative works to train AI models.
A new report urges the UK to modernise copyright laws to facilitate text and data mining for AI development, balancing innovation with creator rights.
Campaigners are urging the UK government to repeal the controversial Imprisonment for Public Protection (IPP) sentences, which have left thousands in legal limbo.
Nigel Farage delivered a rousing speech at the Britain Reform Conference, outlining his vision for political change and energising supporters with fresh momentum.
The Green Party is pushing for sweeping changes to the UK political system, including cutting MPs by a third and devolving more power to local councils. Could this reshape British democracy?
Comedian Marc Maron discloses the hefty licensing fee required to play a Taylor Swift track on his podcast, sparking debate over music royalties.
The FCC, under Trump's administration, has approved the Paramount-Skydance merger while Stephen Colbert faces a lawsuit over alleged copyright infringement.
Nigel Farage praises El Salvador’s zero-tolerance approach to crime, sparking debate on whether the UK should adopt similar hardline measures.
A renowned astronomer has filed a lawsuit against Coldplay, claiming the band copied his work in their hit song 'Viva La Vida'. The legal battle unfolds in New York.
Coldplay stars Chris Martin and Jonny Buckland have issued a public statement following backlash over an astronomy photographer's claims of unauthorised use of his work. The band addressed the controversy, emphasising their respect for artists' rights.
Popular file-sharing service WeTransfer faces backlash after admitting it uses user-uploaded content to train its AI models, raising privacy and copyright concerns.