Irish comedy writer Graham Linehan, creator of 'Father Ted', has been barred from entering Britain to speak at a conference, sparking a major debate on free speech, gender ideology, and the role of the police.
Court hears how Father Ted creator Graham Linehan reported a transgender teenager to police for allegedly mocking his high-profile divorce, raising questions about free speech and online harassment.
Father Ted creator Graham Linehan has been handed a five-year restraining order after a judge ruled his online comments about a transgender woman amounted to harassment, in a case sparking fierce debate on free speech and trans rights.
Father Ted creator Graham Linehan faces explosive allegations in divorce trial as estranged wife brands his transgender rights activism an 'obsession' that destroyed their marriage.
Comedy writer Graham Linehan shares a moving and poignant tribute to his late father, revealing a deeply personal side and the profound impact of his loss, prompting an outpouring of support from fans and colleagues.
Father Ted creator Graham Linehan has his phone seized by police following a complaint about a social media video, igniting a fierce national debate on free speech, transgender discourse, and the role of law enforcement.
Comedy writer Graham Linehan defends his right to public expression in landmark free speech case against transgender activists, arguing his social media posts were made in public interest.
Comedy writer Graham Linehan mourns the loss of his beloved father Tim, remembered as a 'great, kind, and funny man' in emotional family tributes.
Graham Linehan, the Father Ted creator and prominent gender-critical campaigner, was arrested in Westminster by a former police officer previously sacked for misconduct. The dramatic incident, captured on video, raises serious questions about policing and
Graham Linehan, the celebrated co-writer of Father Ted, is mourning the devastating loss of his wife, Helen Serafinowicz, who has died following a courageous fight against cancer. The comedy world unites in grief.
Father Ted creator Graham Linehan has appeared in court accused of harassing a transgender woman. The high-profile case examines the boundaries of free speech and online conduct.
Father Ted creator Graham Linehan will face no further police action after a complaint was made about his conduct during a speech at the 'Let Women Speak' event in Westminster, sparking a major free speech debate.
Sir Mark Rowley defends Met's impartiality after Graham Linehan's public criticism over transgender issues, sparking free speech debate.
Father Ted creator Graham Linehan publishes a secret recording of his own arrest outside a London theatre, igniting a fierce national debate on free speech, police powers, and transgender activism.
Graham Linehan, the acclaimed writer behind Father Ted, was arrested by the Metropolitan Police following a dispute at a central London station. The incident, involving a dispute over toilet access, has reignited debates on free speech and policing.
Metropolitan Police Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley faces criticism from comedian Graham Linehan over force's handling of free speech cases. Wes Streeting defends police amid growing tensions.
Shadow Health Secretary Wes Streeting has launched a scathing critique of the Metropolitan Police, accusing them of prioritising social media disputes over tackling real crime on London's streets, following the controversial arrest of comedian Graham Line
Shadow Health Secretary Wes Streeting ignites a fierce national debate on policing priorities after 'Father Ted' co-creator Graham Linehan was arrested by armed officers at Heathrow Airport. The incident, stemming from alleged 'transphobic' comments, rais
Comedy writer Graham Linehan was detained by police at Heathrow Airport under the Malicious Communications Act, sparking immediate outrage from free speech advocates and reigniting the debate over UK police powers.
The acclaimed writer behind Father Ted and The IT Crowd reveals how relentless online cancellation led to the collapse of his career, mental health, and 20-year marriage in a devastating exclusive interview.
Comedy writer Graham Linehan and political figure Nigel Farage are set to give evidence before a powerful US congressional committee in Washington, investigating the alleged 'weaponisation' of the federal government.
No.10 issues a stark directive to the Metropolitan Police, urging a focus on tackling violent crime and neighbourhood offences rather than 'Twitter storms,' following the controversial arrest of comedian Graham Linehan over alleged anti-trans tweets.
Comedy writer Graham Linehan was arrested by police in Westminster following complaints about online comments related to transgender issues, sparking a fierce debate on free speech and social media conduct.
Father Ted creator Graham Linehan was stopped by Metropolitan Police at Heathrow Airport and questioned over an alleged offence in Arizona, sparking free speech concerns.
Comedy writer Graham Linehan was detained by Met Police at Heathrow Airport following his removal from an American Airlines flight from Phoenix. The incident stems from a dispute over mask-wearing, escalating into a significant travel ban.
Exclusive: Comedy writer Graham Linehan opens up about his teenage daughter's serious health crisis and family's emotional turmoil in a candid and moving statement.
Graham Linehan, the acclaimed writer behind Father Ted, was detained by police at Heathrow Airport under controversial new public order laws, sparking outrage and a fierce debate on free speech and transgender activism.
Father Ted creator Graham Linehan has accused Harry Potter author JK Rowling of not doing enough to support gender-critical figures facing cancellation, reigniting the debate over free speech and transgender rights.
Netflix's hit series 'Wednesday' might bring back a fan-favourite character in Season 2. Here's what we know about Larissa Weems' potential return.
Gwendoline Christie hints at her character's dramatic comeback in the highly anticipated second season of Netflix's hit series 'Wednesday'.