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Holidaymaker's £100 parking fine becomes £1,700 nightmare
A tourist's dream holiday in Cornwall turned into a financial nightmare after a disputed parking fine from a private firm spiralled into a £1,700 court battle. Discover how a common mistake led to a devastating legal loophole.
Mississippi Water Crisis: 150,000 Without Safe Drinking Water
Jackson, Mississippi faces a devastating public health emergency as its water system fails, leaving 150,000 residents without safe drinking water. The ACLU files a federal lawsuit demanding immediate action.
US citizen wrongfully detained by ICE in California facility
A 19-year-old California-born US citizen was wrongfully detained by ICE for three weeks in the Van Nuys immigration facility, exposing critical failures in the US immigration enforcement system and prompting a federal lawsuit.
Trump hints at military deployment to US cities
Former US President Donald Trump suggests deploying military forces to American cities to 'restore order' amid escalating protests. Read the latest updates on this controversial proposal.
UK bans Palestine Action amid protest crackdown
The UK government's decision to proscribe Palestine Action as a protest group has ignited fierce debate over civil liberties and the right to dissent.
South Sudan's lost generation: children trapped in war
As South Sudan's civil war rages on, thousands of youths are being coerced into armed groups or lured by gang violence. This in-depth report explores the devastating impact on a lost generation.
Protecting peaceful protest vital for democracy
Amid rising tensions, experts warn that safeguarding the right to peaceful protest is essential to uphold democratic values and civil liberties.
Trans runner sues over removal from college track team
A transgender athlete in the US is taking legal action after being removed from a college track team, alleging discrimination and violation of civil rights.
Can dining together heal political divisions?
Two strangers with opposing political views share a meal to find common ground. Discover what happens when Michael and Sophia sit down to dine across the divide.
Starmer slams Putin's Alaska claim as 'absurd'
Labour leader Keir Starmer dismisses Vladimir Putin's historical claim over Alaska as 'ridiculous' while reaffirming UK's support for Ukraine against Russian aggression.
Scottsboro Boys Museum: A Civil Rights Landmark
Explore the Scottsboro Boys Museum in Alabama, a poignant tribute to a pivotal moment in the fight for racial justice and civil rights in America.
Watchdog warns police over Palestine protest handling
A leading human rights organisation has called on UK police to reconsider their aggressive tactics during pro-Palestine demonstrations, warning of potential violations of civil liberties.
Missouri Republican slammed over Little Rock Nine comments
A Missouri Republican lawmaker sparks outrage after downplaying the significance of the 'Little Rock Nine' civil rights milestone, drawing sharp criticism from historians and activists.
Trump's federal staff purge plan sparks controversy
Former President Donald Trump is reportedly planning a sweeping overhaul of the federal workforce if re-elected, aiming to replace career civil servants with political loyalists. Critics warn of chaos and politicisation, while supporters see it as a neces
Scottsboro Boys Museum: Alabama's civil rights landmark
A visit to the Scottsboro Boys Museum in Alabama offers a profound look into one of the most infamous civil rights cases in US history, blending education with emotional resonance.
AT&T $6M settlement over hidden fees – claim now
AT&T has reached a $6 million settlement for allegedly charging customers hidden administrative fees. Find out if you're eligible for compensation and how to file a claim.
Police facial recognition sparks civil liberties debate
The UK police's use of live facial recognition technology raises serious concerns over privacy and racial bias, as highlighted by Shaun Thompson's case.
LA man wins £1.6m payout for pavement trip injury
A Los Angeles resident has been awarded a staggering £1.6 million after suing the city over an uneven pavement that caused him to trip. The case raises questions about public safety and liability for poorly maintained walkways.
Court rules against Home Office in protest case
The High Court has ruled that the Home Office acted unlawfully by evicting protesters from Epping Forest without proper consultation, marking a significant victory for civil liberties.
Trump's 'Ice Maiden' Sparks MAGA Civil War
Susie Wiles, dubbed Trump's 'Ice Maiden', is sparking internal strife within the MAGA movement as critics question her influence and loyalty.
Texas family sues resort after flood death
A grieving Texas family is taking legal action against a resort after their loved one drowned during catastrophic flooding, alleging negligence.
Facial recognition: UK's Orwellian surveillance dilemma
Experts warn that the rapid expansion of facial recognition technology in the UK could undermine civil liberties and democratic freedoms. Is Big Brother watching you?
Lecturer sues uni over £9m mural dispute
A university lecturer attempted to sue their employer for £9 million, claiming an enormous mural of the women's football squad near their office caused distress and disrupted their work.
Police Use Facial Recognition Vans – Privacy Concerns
UK police are using mobile facial recognition vans to scan public areas, raising alarms over privacy and civil liberties. Critics warn of 'Orwellian' surveillance.
US criticises UK human rights record
The US State Department has raised concerns over the UK's human rights policies, prompting a strong rebuttal from Shadow Foreign Secretary David Lammy. The diplomatic row highlights tensions over civil liberties under the Conservative government.
A-Lister's Shocking Claim About Aussie City Sparks Fury
A major Hollywood star has made a jaw-dropping revelation about a beloved Australian city, leaving fans and locals divided. Find out what sparked the controversy!
China cuts public sector pay in austerity drive
China introduces sweeping pay cuts for civil servants and public employees as part of a new austerity drive to stabilise its slowing economy.
Activists sue ICE over NYC Federal Plaza detentions
Immigrant rights groups have filed a lawsuit against ICE, alleging unlawful detentions at New York's Federal Plaza. Read the full story here.
MP slams govt over Whitehall 'waste culture'
Labour MP Chris Bryant criticises the UK government for excessive spending on temporary staff and consultants, calling for urgent reforms in Whitehall.
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