Leading civil society groups, including Quakers and Oxfam, have written to Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy, warning that proposed Charity Commission powers risk suppressing lawful advocacy and community engagement.
Detainees at Camp East Montana in Texas report abuse, poor conditions, and environmental hazards, with ICE facing criticism over health risks and emissions from generators.
Donald Trump suggests US-Iran peace talks could restart in Islamabad over the next two days, while Pakistan works to arrange negotiations before a ceasefire expires. House Democrats propose a commission to assess Trump's fitness for office.
Indigenous Avá-Guarani communities continue their struggle for territorial recognition and reparations five decades after the Itaipu hydroelectric dam flooded their ancestral lands along the Brazil-Paraguay border.
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Donald Trump's mass pardons, including for insurrectionists and fraudsters, defy constitutional intent. Experts warn of lawlessness as the Supreme Court faces calls to impose ethical limits.
The bronze statue of Bridget Jones in London's Leicester Square has been made a permanent fixture, coinciding with the 25th anniversary rerelease of the original film.
Defence Minister Richard Marles unveils a $53bn spending increase over the next decade, raising defence to 2.4% of GDP, but still below Donald Trump's 3.5% call for allies.
A scammer was arrested on Copacabana beach for charging a British tourist nearly £1,500 for a kebab using a manipulated payment terminal, highlighting a spate of seaside cons in Rio.
Prime Minister Keir Starmer rejects accusations of complacency on defence funding, insisting spending is increasing rapidly while facing pressure from former NATO chief George Robertson.
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Viktor Orbán's election loss in Hungary is hailed as a symbolic victory against far-right populism, but analysts warn it stems from domestic issues like corruption and high prices, not a broader ideological shift.
Péter Magyar, Hungary's prime minister-elect, pledges to suspend state media news services, calling it a 'propaganda machine' akin to Nazi-era Germany, with plans to restore public service character.
Former England cricketer Sarah Taylor discusses her battle with anxiety, retirement, and her new role coaching with Andrew Flintoff for the England Lions.
Keir Starmer has refused to yield to Donald Trump's threat to scrap a UK-US trade deal, emphasising his unchanged stance on the Iran war and supporting King Charles's state visit.
Prominent neoconservative Robert Kagan now admits US intervention fueled terrorism, joining others who've reversed support for disastrous wars in Iraq, Afghanistan, Libya, and Iran.
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Péter Magyar's landslide victory over Viktor Orbán in Hungary's election marks a regime change, driven by voter fatigue, economic concerns, and Magyar's energetic campaigning.
Péter Magyar's landslide victory over Viktor Orbán in Hungary signals a backlash against corruption and populism, offering a boost for liberal democracy in Europe, though experts caution against expecting similar upsets in upcoming elections.
The Dianna Russini saga highlights a stark gender bias in the NFL, where female reporters face harsher scrutiny than male counterparts, as seen in comparisons to Adam Schefter's career.
Liberal leader Angus Taylor announces a new immigration policy focusing on strict crackdowns and Australian values, drawing comparisons to One Nation's strategies.
Exclusive investigation reveals allegations of financial mismanagement within Pauline Hanson's One Nation party, as former candidates accuse it of enriching itself at their expense amid growing public funding.
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South Africa appoints former apartheid government negotiator Roelf Meyer as ambassador to the US, aiming to mend strained relations amid false 'white genocide' claims.
The upcoming Senedd election presents Welsh voters with two starkly different nationalist visions that could end a century of Labour dominance and transform the country's political landscape.
Stephen Colbert, Jimmy Kimmel, and others dissect Donald Trump's attacks on Pope Leo XIV and his controversial AI-generated Jesus image, highlighting political and theological absurdities.
US Senator Bernie Sanders calls for Congress to halt military aid to Israel, citing alleged war crimes in Gaza and expanding conflict in Lebanon.
Nato Secretary General Mark Rutte has called on European allies not to lose sight of the Ukraine conflict, urging increased support for Kyiv to reach $60bn by 2026.
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Lelia Doolan, a 91-year-old peace activist, finished a two-week, 220km trek across Ireland to petition the government against US military stopovers at Shannon airport, citing violations of Irish neutrality.
Pope Leo XIV emphasizes peace and dialogue during a flight to Cameroon, responding indirectly to criticism from JD Vance and Donald Trump over the Iran war stance.
Everton Football Club has marked the 37th anniversary of the Hillsborough disaster by unveiling a permanent plaque at Hill Dickinson Stadium, honoring the 97 Liverpool supporters unlawfully killed.
Keir Starmer and Kemi Badenoch engaged in a surprisingly coherent exchange on defence spending during PMQs, though tensions flared with the Speaker and underlying political pressures remain high.
Anas Sarwar dismisses allegations from Reform UK's Malcolm Offord that he sought a deal to keep SNP out of power, calling it a 'desperate lie' amid escalating political tensions ahead of Holyrood elections.
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A year after the Supreme Court confirmed the definition of 'woman' under the Equality Act is based on biological sex, campaigners and impacted individuals navigate slow change and daily uncertainties.
