Jo Early, 54, calls for automatic removal of parental responsibility for parents who kill or seriously harm their children, after ex Gavin Gibbs kept contact with daughter Abi despite killing baby Charlie.
Campaigners urge Birmingham City Council to seek an injunction against the Raise the Colours group over unauthorised display of Union Jack and St George's flags.
Greta Thunberg reports bedbugs, dehydration, and forced flag holding after Israeli detention during Gaza aid flotilla.
Drag artist Crystal has criticised British right-wing politicians for exploiting the Berlin Pride attack to stoke Islamophobia, saying the community does not need their advice.
Daniel Day, 30, received a 14-month suspended prison sentence for climbing Big Ben and causing disruption costing at least £92,000 during a pro-Palestine protest.
Ten Greenpeace activists arrested after abseiling from Forth Road Bridge to block a fracked gas tanker, causing 24-hour delay for Ineos.
NSW Labor MP Anthony D'Adam criticises Premier Chris Minns over proposal to ban costly protests, warning of threat to civil liberties.
Almost 500 people joined Link Group at Creamery Park for the fifth annual Bathgate Summer Fun Day, offering free activities, food, and community connection.
The Cockroach Janta party protests in India secured the resignation of Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan, marking a major challenge to Modi's government and reigniting youth dissent.
Trisha Silvester, co-founder of Sreepur Village charity in Bangladesh, has died aged 79. She helped thousands of women and children, adopted two girls, and was appointed MBE.
Mohammad Ramzan's daughter Khalida was killed in a so-called honour killing in Sindh, Pakistan. At least 470 such killings occurred in 2025, with rights groups saying the true toll is higher.
The proposed $110bn Paramount-Warner Bros merger threatens to harm UK film workers, culture and news plurality. Culture secretary Lisa Nandy is considering intervention.
Thousands of young Indians have turned private disillusionment into public defiance, forcing the resignation of education minister Dharmendra Pradhan and humiliating PM Narendra Modi.
The Cockroach Janta party's protests forced education minister Dharmendra Pradhan to resign, marking a rare victory for young activists against Narendra Modi's government.
A new book examines the Earth Liberation Front, a 1990s US eco-anarchist network that used arson against corporations, and asks if its radicalism foreshadowed today's climate activism.
Guardian Travel seeks reader tips on European lakes and mountains summer breaks; best tip wins £200 Coolstays voucher. UK residents only.
Public Enemy's Chuck D discusses reworking Fight the Power for Black Lives Matter, new album, and criticism of Trump without naming him.
Sally Rooney hails High Court ruling overturning Palestine Action's proscription as a victory for UK civil liberties and free speech.
PETA proposes converting a closed KFC in Fleetwood, Lancashire, into the world's first Chicken Empathy Museum to highlight chicken intelligence and emotions.
US craftivists use knitting and embroidery to protest Trump policies, from ICE protests to gun violence, building community through yarn.
Minister Alan Campbell denies government mistreating Palestine Action hunger strikers after MP says prisoners are dying.
Liverpool's Royal Court Theatre displayed a pro-transgender message during Pride, faced online backlash, and responded with a statement emphasizing unity and inclusivity.
Peta launches campaign against animal mistreatment at Jordan's Petra, urging mechanised transport; groups warn boycott could harm livelihoods.
A teacher added a hidden request for students to write 'Gatorade' three times in an essay prompt to catch AI cheats. One essay was flagged 70% AI and contained the word, confirming the trap.
Buddhist monks and rescue dog Aloka finish 15-week peace walk from Texas to Washington, DC, promoting mindfulness and unity.
Home Bargains is selling Rare Beauty Soft Pinch Tinted Lip Oil for £7.99, down from £22, with three shades available.
Greta Thunberg's Gaza aid flotilla reports second drone attack in 24 hours; no injuries, investigation ongoing.
Celebrities including Guy Pearce and Annie Lennox recite Michael Rosen's poem in a film urging an end to child deaths in Gaza.
Rio's Carnival Blocao parade saw dogs in costume as owners protested pet cruelty, honouring a dog killed in January.
Greta Thunberg arrives in Greece to cheers after Israel deports her from Gaza aid flotilla; activists allege mistreatment, Israel denies.