Sami Hamdi returns to UK after US visa detention
Pro-Palestinian commentator Sami Hamdi returns to Britain after two-week US detention. He claims his free speech was attacked, while US officials cite security concerns. Read the full story.
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Sami Hamdi mulls US lawsuit after visa detention
British political commentator Sami Hamdi reveals he is considering legal action against US authorities following his detention over his views on Gaza. Read his full story.
Sir Geoffrey Bindman: Human Rights Lawyer Dies at 92
Tribute to Sir Geoffrey Bindman, the principled human rights lawyer who helped expand Britain's Race Relations Act and challenged apartheid. Discover his remarkable legacy.
Seven UK Areas Get Facial Recognition Vans
Seven additional UK police forces will deploy facial recognition vans, expanding controversial surveillance technology funded by the Home Office. Discover the full list of areas affected.
Palestinian Rights Group Sanctioned by Trump
Al-Haq director Shawan Jabarin speaks out as US sanctions cripple the Palestinian human rights organisation's operations and isolate it from international partners.
US Indigenous Child Removal Crisis Continues
Shocking investigation reveals US child welfare systems still separate Native American children from families at disproportionate rates. Learn the devastating truth.
Facial Recognition Vans Roll Out Across UK Police Forces
Seven additional police forces will deploy facial recognition vans, expanding controversial surveillance technology across the UK. Learn how this affects civil liberties.
Billionaire Media Control Threatens UK Democracy
As ultra-rich owners tighten grip on major media outlets, democratic transparency faces unprecedented threats. Discover how concentrated ownership impacts truth and how to support independent journalism.
Grooming Gang Victim Urges Scottish National Inquiry
A victim of alleged grooming gangs in Glasgow urges First Minister John Swinney to launch a national inquiry, revealing systemic failures and ongoing abuse of vulnerable children.
Study: Gen Z Finds Racist Slurs Most Offensive
New research reveals Gen Z ranks racist, sexist, and homophobic slurs as most offensive, while traditional swear words lose their sting. Discover how language taboos are shifting.
UK Journalist Sami Hamdi Freed from US Detention
British political commentator Sami Hamdi is returning to the UK after being held by ICE for over two weeks. His family claims he was targeted for his pro-Palestinian views. Read the full story.
DWP's WASPI errors branded 'textbook failure'
A legal expert brands DWP's WASPI handling a 'textbook failure' as the compensation fight continues. Discover the latest on the judicial review and government U-turn.
Dignitas widow finds peace amid assisted dying debate
Louise Shackleton, investigated after husband's assisted death, speaks of finding peace as Lords debate historic bill that could legalise assisted dying in England and Wales.
South Australia Votes Down Late-Term Abortion Restrictions
South Australia's parliament defeats controversial bill to restrict late-term abortions after emotional debate. Read the full details of this landmark decision.
Beijing Court Rules on Journalist Dong's Espionage Appeal
A Beijing court is set to rule on the appeal of journalist Dong Yuyu, sentenced to 7 years for espionage. The case has drawn international condemnation and raises serious press freedom concerns.
BBC weighs Trump apology in billion-dollar legal row
The BBC faces a critical decision as it prepares its response to Donald Trump's billion-dollar lawsuit over a controversially edited Panorama speech. Will it apologise or fight?
Saudi 'Death Wing' Executions: 346 Beheaded in 2023
Shocking report exposes brutal new execution methods in Saudi Arabia's Tabuk prison, with 346 killed this year. Families denied bodies and final goodbyes.
BBC should defy Trump lawsuit with four-word reply
Former Guardian editor Alan Rusbridger argues the BBC should respond to Trump's $1bn legal threat with 'See you in court' rather than capitulating like US media outlets.
100+ babies referred to UK Prevent counter-terror scheme
Exclusive data reveals 388 pre-school children referred to Prevent, including 45 infants under one. Critics question programme's focus as Islamist referrals drop to 10%. Read the full investigation.
Judge hears Planned Parenthood Medicaid funding case
A federal judge hears arguments on a law cutting $45m in Medicaid funds from Planned Parenthood, threatening healthcare for low-income patients. Discover the legal battle's impact.
BBC leadership crisis deepens as Trump lawsuit looms
The BBC faces a leadership crisis and a $1bn Trump lawsuit. With its funding model under threat, the battle for impartiality and the corporation's future is a test of Britain's national will.
Police Scotland's 'Brollygate' Scandal During Crime Surge
Exclusive: Police Scotland faces scrutiny over 'Brollygate' umbrella probe and £130k chief's home payment during a 12% violent crime rise. Discover the full story.
Oscar Isaac questions Star Wars return over Disney row
Star Wars actor Oscar Isaac expresses reluctance to work with Disney again following the Jimmy Kimmel suspension controversy, citing concerns over 'fascism'. Read the full story.
Tech Giants Defend Users Against Government Spyware
Apple and WhatsApp pledge to alert users targeted by state-sponsored spyware, as firms linked to the Trump administration expand their reach. Discover the threats to digital privacy.
Legal experts challenge UK terrorism definition
Former ministers and MI6 director criticise broad terrorism definition used to ban Palestine Action. Independent commission demands parliamentary oversight reform.
Supreme Court upholds same-sex marriage in Kim Davis case
The US Supreme Court has rejected Kim Davis's petition to overturn same-sex marriage rights, upholding the landmark Obergefell v Hodges ruling. Read the full legal analysis.
Kimmel's wife on family rift over Trump support
Molly McNearney, wife of Jimmy Kimmel, discusses losing relationships with Trump-supporting relatives and the personal impact of political divisions. Read her emotional story.
Swedish politician quits over death threats
Anna-Karin Hatt resigns as Centre Party leader citing unbearable threats and harassment, continuing a worrying trend of women being driven from politics by extremism.
Hawaii flag ban causes outrage, HOA reverses decision
Hawaii residents protest after homeowners' association bans state flag display. Former representative calls it unconstitutional as HOA promises revision.
Henry VIII's brutal boiling execution revealed
Discover the shocking story of Richard Roose, boiled alive for two hours under a law created by Henry VIII. A dark chapter in British history that still horrifies today.
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