Journalist John Washington argues that calling ICE detention centers 'camps' reveals their brutal reality and historical resonance, as over 65,000 migrants are held in degrading conditions with at least 52 deaths since Trump's second term.
Eric Washington, a community organizer devoted to preventing LA gun violence, was shot and killed at a Compton block party on July 4 alongside an aspiring nurse.
John Bailey, journalist and former NUJ president and treasurer, has died aged 86. He was a key figure in the 1978-79 strike for local newspaper journalists.
All 55 UEFA member nations unanimously agree to boycott FIFA competitions if Gianni Infantino pushes through proposals to sell World Cup stakes to private investors.
Direct Action Everywhere intensifies protests at Trader Joe's in California over poultry supplier Perdue, leading to arrests and a lawsuit from the supermarket chain.
Palestine Action co-founder Huda Ammori granted Supreme Court appeal after Court of Appeal upheld terror group ban; 77 arrested at London protest.
Animal charities demand Crufts winner be stripped of title after animal cruelty conviction; call to ban 'extreme' breeds.
The RSPCA advises pet owners to visit a vet at least one month before travelling abroad and provides tips on whether to bring pets on holiday.
A refugee child recalls how a stranger's gift of a doll at a fair became a lifelong lesson in kindness and empathy.
Nasser Al-Khelaifi will not challenge Gianni Infantino for FIFA president, despite UEFA encouragement, following widespread criticism of Infantino after the controversial World Cup.
England women's cricket team, runners-up in the 2026 World Cup, still fights for mainstream recognition like the Lionesses. Professionals and advocates push for grassroots growth and Olympic hopes.
Women face more pressure than men to hide sweat, especially boob sweat, due to gendered expectations, says activist Gina Martin, with 71% of Britons agreeing women are judged more on appearance.
Greenpeace activists install mock wind turbines at Trump Turnberry golf resort in Scotland to protest his fossil fuel stance.
Marine biologist Emma Smart pleaded guilty to criminal damage after taking a live crayfish from a Weymouth restaurant and throwing it into the harbour.
Two Just Stop Oil activists sprayed orange paint on private jets at Stansted, where Taylor Swift's plane is parked. Arrests made, airport operations unaffected.
Donald Trump piled pressure on Andy Burnham to open the North Sea for drilling before launching into a racist diatribe, describing immigration to the UK as an 'invasion' and invoking white nationalist rhetoric.
Thousands march in Australia's largest pro-Palestine rallies after UN declares famine in Gaza, with record crowds in Brisbane, Melbourne, and Sydney.
Staff at V&A Storehouse in east London vote overwhelmingly for strike action in dispute over inadequate toilet and hydration breaks, joining wider V&A strike over pay.
Greta Thunberg wears a Bohemian FC shirt supporting Gaza, raising funds for Palestinian aid amid flotilla missions.
Irish author Sally Rooney celebrates high court decision to lift ban on Palestine Action, calling it a win for UK civil liberties.
Police will take no further action over a Green Party leader's Instagram post showing a guillotine t-shirt targeting Nigel Farage.
Gen Z protests resume in Morocco after three deaths and over 500 arrests, amid criticism of healthcare and education underfunding.
Musician Glen Hansard spoke against division over housing during a charity busk for Dublin Simon Community and marched for Ukraine in 2025.
Amnesty International listed 117 UK groups as 'setting back' women's rights, including JK Rowling's rape crisis centre. Rowling threatens to sue and the Charity Commission investigates.
Kick It Out received 39 reports of anti-immigrant chanting last season, more than the previous two combined. Total discrimination reports hit a record 1,744, a 25% increase.
The Berlin Pride van attack was primarily an attack on queer people, not on 'all of us' as politicians claim; their solidarity is hypocritical given recent policies cutting queer resources and protection.
Bourton-on-the-Water locals say tourism surge strains infrastructure, with traffic blocking nurses and visitors bringing picnics but spending little.
UEFA issues second statement condemning FIFA's proposal to sell World Cup stakes, calling it a scheme to 'enrich themselves and their friends' as emergency meeting looms.
Neil Barker, chair of The Drinks Trust, is running six ultramarathons in six days across Scotland to raise funds for hospitality workers.
Antisemitism campaigners were egged and attacked outside Hackney Council as it voted to end its twinning agreement with Haifa, Israel.