Arkansas white-only town founder defends 'European identity'
Inside a whites-only settlement in Arkansas' Ozarks, founder Eric Orwoll defends preserving 'European identity' while members face extremism allegations.
Category : Activism
Record 474 arrests at London protest against Palestine Action ban
Met police arrest 474 at a London protest against the ban on Palestine Action, the highest number of arrests for a single operation in a decade.
Gay Pride parade mocks Trump and Putin as kissing couple
Giant inflatables of Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin shared a kiss at Amsterdam's Gay Pride Canal Parade, in a float dubbed the 'Kissing Couple'.
US cities pool tactics to resist ICE raids and shield migrants
From LA to Chicago to New Orleans, US cities are sharing tactics such as whistle alerts and patrols to resist ICE raids and protect immigrant communities.
Mum who found stillborn son in mass grave seeks apology
A Wirral mother who spent 50 years searching for her stillborn son, found in a mass grave in 1969, backs Liverpool Council's call for a government apology.
Woman's garden mystery solved as wasp nest baffles homeowner
A woman was baffled by a strange object in her lawn, later identified as a paper wasp nest. Experts explain the find and its features.
Court Hears Police Fear 'Crowd Crush' at Sydney Harbour Bridge Protest
Police fear crowd crush as court weighs authorising pro-Palestine march across Sydney Harbour Bridge; up to 50,000 may attend.
Amnesty International UK refers itself to watchdog over JK Rowling centre 'anti-rights' report
Amnesty UK self-reports to Charity Commission over report calling JK Rowling's Beira's Place 'anti-rights'; charity removed list and expressed regret.
Man cleans elderly people's patios for free on TikTok
A 28-year-old from Skipton, North Yorkshire, pressure washes elderly people's patios for free, and his TikTok videos have earned him nearly 20,000 followers.
Millennials lack basic survival skills compared to older generations, survey reveals
Survey reveals millennials lack basic survival skills like tying knots and open-water swimming compared with older generations.
St Petersburg crowd sings banned anti-war anthem in rare protest
Hundreds in St Petersburg sang a banned anti-war song referencing Swan Lake, a rare protest against Putin's rule.
Homeless man in Majorca moved to tears after free makeover
Jose Antonio, homeless for 25 years in Majorca, is moved to tears after a free makeover by La Salvajeria hair salon. Video goes viral.
Family of murdered teen vows to fight knife crime
Three years after 19-year-old Matthew Daulby was stabbed to death in Ormskirk, his grieving family launches VR anti-knife crime videos for schools.
Rayner's childhood estate photos show poverty and spirit
A series of photographs shows Angela Rayner's childhood estate in Adswood, Stockport, where residents in poverty fought to improve their neglected streets.
Court Bans Pro-Palestine March Across Brisbane's Story Bridge
Pro-Palestine protesters banned from marching across Brisbane's Story Bridge after court rules it poses a public safety risk.
Anti-migrant protests cost Scotland £1m in police overtime
Taxpayers face a £1m police overtime bill and nearly 3,000 cancelled officer rest days as anti-migrant protests sweep Scotland, with 15 arrests in Glasgow.
Australian Activists Detained in Israel After Gaza Flotilla Interception
Five Australians are detained in Israel after a Gaza-bound flotilla was intercepted, with consular support provided amid concerns over their treatment.
Cunningham: Trans-sports rallies not a Fever distraction
Indiana Fever's Sophie Cunningham says rallies protesting her transgender sports comments aren't a distraction, with more planned outside WNBA games.
Eight bikers fined £960 after lake cameras catch them
Eight motorcyclists from Devon each face two £60 fines after new ANPR cameras at Llyn Tegid, Bala, caught them stopping for ice cream.
JK Rowling centre says Amnesty apology fails to fix damage
Beira's Place, founded by JK Rowling for sexual violence survivors, says Amnesty's apology over an 'anti-rights' briefing does not repair reputational damage.
Amnesty apology does not fix Beira's Place damage
Beira's Place, the sexual violence centre founded by JK Rowling, says Amnesty apology does not fix its 'reputational damage' after 'anti-rights' briefing.
Gaza student Heba says Lineker support gives strength
Palestinian student Heba Abaid, living in a tent in Gaza, says Gary Lineker's support gives her strength to keep fighting for her dream of studying in the UK.
Rowling centre says Amnesty apology does not solve damage
Sexual violence centre backed by JK Rowling welcomes Amnesty apology but says it does not repair reputational damage from a controversial briefing
Flag Man UK: I'll stop flags if Burnham ends homelessness
Flag Man UK says he'll stop 'Stop The Boats' flags if Andy Burnham ends homelessness. He spoke after four migrants died trying to cross the Channel.
Kieron Bowie agrees £10m Sassuolo move, Hibs get £500k
Scotland striker Kieron Bowie has agreed a five-year deal with Serie A side Sassuolo for £10 million, with Hibernian due around 15% of the profit from his sale.
Swansea City unveil 2026/27 home kit with AG1 sponsor
Swansea City have revealed their new home kit for the 2026/27 season, featuring a pinstripe design by Joma and a copper trim. Global health drink company AG1 replaces Reviva Coffee as the front-of-shirt sponsor.
‘Chase someone up?’: Climbers flout Indigenous site ban at Mount Arapiles
Rock climbers defy voluntary bans at Mount Arapiles over Indigenous heritage, sparking debate on access and cultural respect.
McKinstry: Commonwealth Games damp squib, institution outdated
Leo McKinstry argues the underwhelming Glasgow 2026 Games reflect a Commonwealth mired in grievance, corruption, and mass migration to the UK.
Quarter of young Africans see USAID cuts as positive
A quarter of young Africans believe USAID cuts could be positive, saying losing foreign money will force leaders to solve own challenges, survey of 5,000 across 16 countries finds.
Far-right college Republicans gain ground as moderates splinter
Kai Schwemmer, a rightwing influencer, was appointed political director of the fast-growing College Republicans of America, reflecting a hard-right turn among campus GOP groups.
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