Reform MP blasted over 'disgusting' swipe at French WW2 heroes
Sarah Pochin criticised for comment on French sovereignty after Farage's small boats plan rejected by France, sparking backlash from MPs.
Category : Liberties
Burnham's Baps Over Borders: A Deluded PM?
Andy Burnham prioritises trivialities like bread roll names over the migrant crisis, ignoring the 60,000-strong Ceuta invasion and the ongoing Channel crossings, revealing a disconnect.
Madeley praised for 'car crash' interview with Justice Minister
Richard Madeley grilled Justice Minister Alex Norris on GMB over the early release of PC Andrew Harper's killers, sparking viewer praise for his tough questioning.
GB News halts for Trump warning: UK 'bankrupt' without drilling
GB News paused for a breaking alert as Donald Trump warned the UK will be 'bankrupt' without North Sea drilling, a blow to PM Andy Burnham.
Neighbour's CCTV or doorbell camera aimed at your property?
If a neighbour's CCTV or doorbell camera captures your property, you can ask them to adjust it. The ICO advises limiting recording to what's necessary, and you may request footage of yourself via a subject access request.
Burnham slammed over delay to stop early prison releases
Andy Burnham delays stopping early prison releases, angering PC Andrew Harper's widow, who calls it a 'betrayal'.
EU must strengthen borders after Ceuta crisis: von der Leyen
EU Commission president calls for stronger borders after Ceuta migrant surge, urging action in five areas including returns and cooperation.
Trump threatens Iran with 'decapitation' as WW3 fears grow
US President Donald Trump has threatened Iran with 'decapitation' amid escalating fears of a new war.
Trump Accuses Iran of Duplicity in Talks Denial
Trump hits out at Iran after Tehran denies peace talks, as US casualties in Middle East rise to 18 dead and 624 wounded.
France Slams Farage's Migrant Return Plan as Sovereignty Violation
France has declared Nigel Farage's plan to have Royal Marines return Channel migrants to French beaches a violation of sovereignty, maritime law, and international law.
France Slams Farage Migrant Plan as Sovereignty Violation
France says Nigel Farage's plan to return Channel migrants to French beaches is a violation of sovereignty and international law, setting up a major diplomatic clash.
Kay Granger, first Texas Republican woman in House, dies at 83
Kay Granger, who served in the US House for nearly three decades as the first Republican woman elected from Texas, died on Sunday at 83. Her son said the cause was Alzheimer's disease.
Trump: Iran blockade until deal or surrender
Trump lashes out after Iran denies talks, vowing US blockade until 'Deal, or Total surrender.' He calls Tehran 'duplicitous' and insists Iran will never have a nuclear weapon.
Legal rights when someone films you or your child in public
Filming in public is legal without consent, and no permit is needed. Here's what the law says about privacy, doorbell cameras and indecent images.
Fiona Higgins set for court showdown in free speech battle
Labour councillor Fiona Higgins takes the Standards Commission to court on Tuesday over a misconduct probe stemming from her comments on Glasgow teacher cuts.
Azerbaijan Court Upholds Pre-Trial Detention of Rights Lawyer
Azerbaijan court upholds pre-trial detention of rights lawyer Intigam Aliyev amid fears of a crackdown on activists, with four detained and another missing.
Crosswalk wars: Florida cities resist DeSantis purge of street art
Florida's governor has ordered removal of hundreds of street artworks, including the Pulse nightclub memorial, prompting legal challenges from cities.
Queensland's ban on pro-Palestinian slogans faces High Court challenge
Pro-Palestine protesters challenge Queensland law banning 'from the river to the sea' as unconstitutional restriction on free speech.
Pritzker compares Trump's America to early Nazi Germany
Illinois Governor JB Pritzker has compared Donald Trump's immigration enforcement to early Nazi Germany, as Chicago sues over federal agents' activities.
Starmer urges pro-Palestine protesters to respect Jewish grief after synagogue attack
Starmer calls for respect for Jewish grief after synagogue attack; protest organisers reject postponement, insisting it would let terror win.
Met Police arrest 12 in raids on Extinction Rebellion London sites
Police arrest 12 in London raids on Extinction Rebellion sites, seizing bamboo structures and lock-on equipment ahead of planned protests against media owners.
Palestine Action hunger strikers in critical condition, supporters warn
Health of three Palestine Action hunger strikers deteriorates, with one in critical phase after 65 days without food. Supporters and doctors raise concerns.
Police drop investigation into Bob Vylan’s Glastonbury chants
Avon and Somerset Police end investigation into Bob Vylan’s Glastonbury chants, citing insufficient evidence for conviction.
Pelosi Warns Press Freedom 'Under Siege' After Journalist Arrest
Nancy Pelosi warns US press freedom is 'under siege' after journalist's arrest and Washington Post layoffs, calling First Amendment threats a crisis.
Indonesian women arrested for blasphemy after Quran video
Two women in Indonesia face up to five years in prison after a video showed one stepping on a Quran. Police arrested them on blasphemy charges following the viral footage.
Trump-Russia inquiry: What the Mueller report established
Robert Mueller's report found no conspiracy but detailed obstruction instances. Here are the key facts from the Trump-Russia inquiry.
Xinjiang officials warn residents of prison for playing banned Uyghur music
Officials in Xinjiang have warned residents that listening to or sharing banned Uyghur songs could lead to imprisonment, according to a leaked police meeting recording.
Nationwide launches app feature to hide abusive payment references
Nationwide Building Society launches app feature allowing customers to hide abusive payment references, supporting survivors of economic abuse.
Manchester Arena families demand MI5 be covered by Hillsborough Law
Manchester Arena bombing families urge PM to ensure Hillsborough Law fully covers MI5, accusing the agency of lying to the public inquiry.
Internet troll jailed for mocking deaths of teenagers
Internet troll Sean Duffy jailed for 18 weeks for mocking dead teenagers on Facebook and YouTube, including Natasha MacBryde.
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