Noel Clarke: Journalism Delivered Accountability
The Guardian's landmark investigation into actor Noel Clarke reveals how journalism, not industry self-regulation, delivers true accountability in #MeToo era.
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Guardian Political Editor Brian Davis Dies Aged 88
Celebrating the life and legacy of Brian Davis, The Guardian's formidable political editor who redefined political journalism and mentored a generation of reporters from the 1970s to 1990s.
Scientists: WA spun Woodside emissions report
Private emails reveal scientists' concerns over the Western Australian government's 'rosy' portrayal of Woodside's emissions impact on Murujuga's ancient rock art.
NewsMax settles Dominion lawsuit over election lies
NewsMax reaches a settlement with Dominion Voting Systems over false election fraud claims, marking a pivotal moment for media responsibility in the US.
BBC faces legal challenge over research funding
The BBC is under scrutiny as a legal challenge questions the transparency of its research funding practices, sparking debate over public service accountability.
Trump aide under fire for alleged timecard manipulation
The Trump White House is reportedly monitoring the timekeeping practices of a key aide amid allegations of manipulating the system. Read the full investigation.
Warriors coach slams "tired" media questions
Warriors coach Andrew Webster lashes out at repetitive media questions, demanding accountability from journalists in a heated NRL press conference.
Peru approves amnesty for security forces in rights abuse cases
Peru's Congress has passed a contentious amnesty law granting immunity to military and police personnel involved in human rights abuses during protests. Critics warn it undermines justice and accountability.
Texas AG Ken Paxton's Zoom impeachment hearing sparks outrage
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton sparks outrage after attending his impeachment hearing remotely from a luxury vehicle, raising questions about accountability.
Leicester police lose misconduct appeal
Two Leicester police officers have failed in their bid to overturn misconduct findings after a Court of Appeal ruling. The case highlights ongoing scrutiny of police accountability.
Robodebt whistleblower demands better protections
A former Robodebt whistleblower shares their harrowing experience of retaliation and explains why stronger protections for those who expose wrongdoing are crucial.
Lammy faces legal action over Foreign Office secondments
Foreign Secretary David Lammy faces potential legal action over controversial secondments within the Foreign Office, raising questions about transparency and accountability.
Texas police wrongfully arrest Kansas City man
A Kansas City man was wrongfully detained by Austin police in a case of mistaken identity, sparking outrage and raising questions about police accountability.
Activists protest at Microsoft over Israeli military data
Protesters scale Microsoft's Dutch data centre, demanding an end to its alleged collaboration with the Israeli military. The demonstration highlights growing tensions over tech firms' role in global conflicts.
Alan Turing Institute staff question AI ethics watchdog
Employees at the Alan Turing Institute have reportedly voiced serious concerns about the effectiveness of the AI ethics watchdog, sparking debates over transparency and accountability in artificial intelligence governance.
CT town manager under fire for secret Wyoming job
A Connecticut town manager faces scrutiny after failing to disclose a second job in Wyoming, raising concerns about transparency and accountability.
Catfish victims demand justice as scammers evade punishment
Victims of catfishing scams are speaking out about the lack of legal consequences for online fraudsters, leaving them feeling helpless and ignored.
Police criticised over Farage stalking case handling
Warwickshire Police and the Crown Prosecution Service are under scrutiny for their handling of a stalking complaint involving Nigel Farage, with critics calling for accountability.
Iowa police officer fired over social media posts
A Des Moines police officer has been dismissed following an investigation into offensive social media activity, sparking debates on accountability and conduct.
The unethical journalist who interviewed Hitler
Richard Evans' new book exposes the shocking ethical breaches of a journalist who interviewed Hitler, revealing a troubling chapter in media history.
Can Shame Influence Trump’s Human Rights Stance?
Exploring whether public pressure and shame could sway Donald Trump’s position on human rights, based on insights from The Guardian’s Full Story podcast.
Fire Chief Suspended for Shouting at Injured Girl
A fire chief in Long Island has been suspended following a disturbing incident where he was caught on camera shouting at a young girl being carried on a stretcher. The footage has sparked outrage and calls for accountability.
Convicted police keep pensions, sparking government outrage
Government ministers express fury after it's revealed that police officers convicted of crimes are still entitled to their full pensions, sparking a debate on accountability and public trust.
California launches police misconduct database
California unveils a comprehensive public database tracking police misconduct, aiming to enhance accountability and rebuild public trust in law enforcement.
Shell fined $1.1bn for Brazil oil spill
Shell's shares dip as Brazil demands $1.1bn for Caspian Sea oil spill damages, reigniting environmental accountability debates.
Adani: 'I Told You So' Moment as Warnings Prove Right
Recent developments in the Adani saga confirm long-standing environmental concerns, sparking debates on corporate accountability and sustainable energy.
IOPC investigates police dragging man by hair in Wigan
The Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) has launched an investigation after CCTV footage showed officers dragging a man by his hair in Wigan. The incident has sparked public outcry and calls for accountability.
Sheikh Hasina Trial Begins: 'She Must Answer'
The trial of former Bangladeshi Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has commenced, with prosecutors demanding accountability for alleged abuses of power during her tenure.
UK Government Loses Key England Data – What Now?
The UK government has admitted to losing critical data on England, raising concerns over transparency and accountability. Read the full story here.
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