Tony Juniper Calls for Collective Wildlife Conservation
Natural England chair Tony Juniper urges a united effort to protect and restore the nation's biodiversity, highlighting the critical role of collaboration in conservation.
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'Masterpiece' Action Film Hits Netflix Top 10
The high-octane thriller 'Masterpiece' has blasted its way into Netflix's global Top 10 just days after release - discover why this under-the-radar action film is dominating streaming charts worldwide.
Palestine Action activists arrested in defence firm protests
Activists from Palestine Action face arrests after bold demonstrations targeting defence firms. Explore the tensions between protest rights and national security.
Palestine Action: 'We're not terrorists'
Members of Palestine Action hit back at claims of terrorism, insisting their direct-action protests are lawful and necessary to challenge arms trade complicity in Gaza.
Best Action Films Streaming Now
Discover the best action films currently streaming, from high-octane thrillers to explosive blockbusters. Perfect for movie night!
Minister warns Brits to avoid Palestine Action protests
A senior government minister has warned the public to steer clear of Palestine Action protests amid concerns over prison capacity due to a surge in arrests.
Spanish airport strike threatens holiday chaos
Holidaymakers face disruption as Spanish airport workers plan a massive strike, threatening travel plans across the country. Find out which airports are affected and when.
Mexico to sue US over Trump-era immigration policy
Mexico's Attorney General vows to pursue legal measures against the US for the controversial Trump-era immigration policy that forced asylum seekers to wait in Mexico.
Queensland teachers strike for higher pay
Thousands of Queensland teachers have walked off the job, demanding better pay and conditions, leaving schools scrambling to manage disruptions.
French minister sues man for smoking at war memorial
A French government official has initiated legal proceedings against a man caught smoking at a solemn war memorial, sparking debates over respect and public behaviour.
Cartoon sparks debate on Palestine Action ban
A provocative cartoon by Ella Baron highlights the controversy surrounding Palestine Action’s proscription, questioning the balance between activism and legality in the UK.
Global action needed now on plastic pollution crisis
The world is drowning in plastic waste, and urgent international cooperation is needed to tackle this environmental disaster. Here's why we must act now.
Protesters confront Cooper over Elbit links
Shadow Home Secretary Yvette Cooper faced a heated protest from Palestine Action activists demanding Labour sever ties with arms firm Elbit Systems.
Turkey-PKK tensions rise as Kurdish leaders push for peace talks
Amid renewed clashes between Turkish forces and the PKK, Kurdish leaders urge peace talks, citing Abdullah Ocalan's influence. Ankara remains firm on military action.
Pro-Palestine activists target London asylum hotel
Pro-Palestine demonstrators stormed a London hotel housing asylum seekers, demanding an end to its use while drawing parallels to displacement in Gaza. The dramatic protest highlights growing tensions over UK immigration policies.
NRL star sues club after training left him in coma
Ex-NRL player Lloyd Perrett launches a £5 million lawsuit against Manly Sea Eagles, claiming a training session led to a life-threatening health crisis.
Lord Dannatt lobbied ministers against Palestine Action
Former head of the British Army, Lord Dannatt, allegedly urged UK ministers to clamp down on Palestine Action activists following lobbying by a US defence contractor.
Police warn of mass arrests over Palestine protest
Authorities warn of severe consequences if activists proceed with planned demonstrations targeting defence firms linked to Israel.
50 arrested as police foil London Palestine protest
Metropolitan Police disrupt planned protest by Palestine Action in London, arresting 50 activists in a major preemptive operation.
Dershowitz considers lawsuit over pierogi stand name
Former Trump and Epstein lawyer Alan Dershowitz considers suing a New York pierogi stand for using his name without permission, sparking a bizarre legal showdown.
Police chief sued over racism and brawl cover-up
Cincinnati's police chief is embroiled in a legal battle after being accused of racism and mishandling a violent brawl involving officers. The lawsuit claims systemic issues within the department.
Columbia Sportswear sues Columbia University
Outdoor apparel giant Columbia Sportswear takes legal action against Columbia University, alleging trademark infringement in a high-profile branding dispute.
UK ban on Palestine Action threatens free speech
The UK's recent ban on Palestine Action, coupled with the Online Safety Act, has raised alarms over threats to public debate and civil liberties. Critics argue these measures stifle dissent under the guise of security.
Schwarzenegger's Netflix Show 'FUBAR' Cancelled
Netflix has decided not to renew Arnold Schwarzenegger's action-comedy series 'FUBAR' for a second season, leaving fans disappointed. The news came just days after the star celebrated his birthday.
Paquetá to sue FA after spot-fixing clearance
West Ham star Lucas Paquetá plans legal action against the FA after being cleared of spot-fixing charges. The Brazilian midfielder vows to clear his name following a lengthy investigation.
Labour MP in hot water over Israel-Palestine remarks
A Labour MP has sparked outrage after suggesting Israel should face consequences for its actions in Gaza, leading to calls for disciplinary action from within the party.
Labour's carbon offset plan for Heathrow expansion
The Labour Party unveils ambitious plans to counterbalance carbon emissions from Heathrow Airport's expansion, aiming for a sustainable aviation sector.
AI-generated images mock Uvalde school shooting victims
Disturbing AI-generated images depicting victims of the Uvalde school shooting have surfaced online, sparking outrage and prompting legal scrutiny. Authorities are investigating the origins of these offensive deepfakes.
Harrison Ford on why he still does action roles at 83
Hollywood legend Harrison Ford opens up about why he continues to embrace physically demanding roles at 83, sharing insights into his enduring passion for acting.
PSNI officer sacked over WhatsApp messages
A police officer in Northern Ireland has been sacked after sending inappropriate WhatsApp messages, marking another misconduct case within the PSNI.
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