Activist likened to suffragettes in Elbit trial
A Palestine Action activist on trial for a break-in at an Israeli defence firm's Bristol site is called a 'remarkable woman' by her barrister. Read the latest from Woolwich Crown Court.
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Activist compared to suffragettes in Elbit factory trial
A Palestine Action activist on trial for a break-in at an Israeli defence firm's Bristol site is called a 'remarkable woman' by her barrister, who draws parallels with the suffragettes. Read the latest from Woolwich Crown Court.
Palestine hunger striker 'dying' after 66 days without food
Heba Muraisi, 31, is on day 66 of a hunger strike for Palestine. Held at HMP New Hall, she reports being 'terrified' and denied visitors as her health fails. Read her story and take our poll.
UK hunger striker 'dying' after 66 days without food
Heba Muraisi, 31, faces imminent death on day 66 of her hunger strike for Palestine. Held at HMP New Hall, she reports being 'terrified' and denied visitors. Read the full story.
Palestine Action Hunger Strikers Close to Death
Three activists awaiting trial for Elbit Systems protest are refusing food, with health failing rapidly. Their families plead for government intervention. Read the full report.
FAA to replace 612 outdated radar systems by 2028
The US Federal Aviation Administration has selected two firms to replace its 1980s-era radar network in a multibillion-dollar overhaul. Read the full details of the critical air traffic control upgrade.
UK's longest hunger striker since 1981 faces neurological damage
Heba Muraisi reaches day 64 of hunger strike in UK prison, experiencing severe muscle spasms and breathing difficulties. Her mother shares heartbreaking letter as health declines.
Palestine Action hunger strikers' health deteriorates in jail
Four activists linked to Palestine Action continue hunger strikes in UK jails, with health severely declining. Their lawyers have issued an urgent legal challenge to Justice Secretary David Lammy. Read the latest.
Palestine Action hunger strikers continue protest
Four activists in UK prisons continue hunger strike over terror ban. Lawyers warn of fatal risk as legal action is launched against Justice Secretary David Lammy. Read the latest.
Palestine hunger striker warns UK government of renewed protest
Qesser Zuhrah, who ended a 48-day hunger strike, warns the group will return if demands for bail, fair trials, and closure of Elbit sites aren't met. Read the latest.
Fourth Palestine Action hunger striker ends fast
Amy Gardiner-Gibson ends hunger strike after 50+ days as three others continue. Lawyers warn of severe health deterioration in biggest UK prison protest since 1981 IRA strikes.
Palestine hunger striker at 42 days: 'Death worthwhile'
Kamran Ahmed, on hunger strike for 42 days over Palestine, has been hospitalised. He says dying for his cause is 'worthwhile' as nearly 900 medics demand government action.
Palestine hunger strikers hospitalised after 40+ days
Two protesters, Kamran Ahmed and Amu Gib, have been hospitalised in a critical condition after over 40 days on hunger strike in UK prisons. Their supporters warn of deaths without government intervention.
Queen Victoria statue vandalised in Sheffield park
A statue of Queen Victoria in Sheffield's Endcliffe Park has been splattered with red paint and the words 'END THE HUNGER'. The vandalism appears linked to six Palestine Action activists on hunger strike.
Palestine Hunger Strikers Reach Day 48 in UK Prisons
Six UK prisoners are on a hunger strike for Palestine, with some reaching day 48. Campaigners warn of a 'point of no return' and call for government action. Have your say in our poll.
Palestine hunger striker's birthday plea from prison
Amu Gib sends a poignant birthday message to fellow hunger striker Qesser Zuhrah from HMP Bronzefield. As their health fails, the protest over Elbit Systems trials enters a critical phase. Read their urgent call for justice.
Palestine hunger strikers in UK jails reach critical day 47
Six prisoners on hunger strike for Palestine in UK jails have entered a critical phase. As their protest reaches day 47, they demand bail, fair trials, and action against Elbit Systems. Read their powerful testimonies.
Six Palestine Action Prisoners in Critical Hunger Strike Phase
Six unconvicted Palestine Action prisoners have passed 46 days without food in the UK's longest hunger strike for decades. Campaigners urge Labour ministers to intervene to prevent deaths, drawing parallels to the 1981 IRA protests.
Russia and India Agree $100bn Trade Deal by 2030
Vladimir Putin pledges 'uninterrupted' fuel supply to India during Delhi summit. Discover the key outcomes of the talks shaping global diplomacy. Read more.
Wild Turkey Spring Mating: Snoods & Wingmen
Discover how wild turkeys transform forests into complex social arenas during spring breeding season, where snood length determines mating success and brothers form cooperative teams.
Cyber attack hits multiple London councils
Several London councils, including Kensington and Chelsea, have been hit by a cyber attack, disrupting services. The NCSC is investigating the breach. Read the latest updates.
Major Cyber Attack Hits Multiple London Councils
Several London councils hit by a cyber attack, disrupting services. Experts are investigating the breach. Residents warned of potential delays.
Activist hit officer with sledgehammer, jury told
A Palestine Action activist allegedly fractured a police sergeant's spine with a sledgehammer during a raid on an Elbit Systems site. Six activists deny charges. Read the full trial details.
Weather balloon shatters United Airlines cockpit window
Official investigation confirms a WindBorne weather balloon struck United Flight 1093 at 36,000 feet, shattering the windshield and injuring the captain. Read the full safety report.
Activists Accused of Whipping Guard in Factory Raid
Security guard details violent protest at Bristol weapons factory. Six activists on trial for aggravated burglary and violent disorder. Read the full court report.
Weekend washout follows UK's coldest November night in 15 years
Britain faces a dramatic weather shift from dangerous ice and school closures to wet and windy Atlantic systems. Discover the full forecast and travel impacts.
Uber sued over AI-driven driver pay algorithms
Uber confronts legal demands to halt AI pay systems accused of slashing driver earnings. Worker Info Exchange alleges GDPR breaches in landmark case filed in Amsterdam.
Protesters Accused of Fracturing Police Officer's Spine
A court hears how a Palestine Action protester allegedly fractured a police officer's spine with a sledgehammer during a raid on an Israeli-linked Bristol weapons factory. Read the full details.
Agentic AI: Beyond Chatbots to Autonomous Action
Discover how 'agentic AI' promises to transform technology by taking autonomous actions, moving beyond today's chatbots. Learn what this means for the future.
Russia launches massive drone and missile attack on Ukraine
Russia launched 430 drones and 18 missiles in overnight attack on Ukraine, killing at least four. Zelenskyy demands stronger sanctions and air defence support.
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