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.
Manchester Arena bombing families urge PM to ensure Hillsborough Law fully covers MI5, accusing the agency of lying to the public inquiry.
Internet troll Sean Duffy jailed for 18 weeks for mocking dead teenagers on Facebook and YouTube, including Natasha MacBryde.
Dorothy Cook, 68, from Bristol, was powerless to secure her husband's discharge from hospital because she did not have power of attorney. She shares her story on first UK Power of Attorney Day.
The New York Times files a second lawsuit against the Pentagon over press escort rules, calling them unconstitutional and retaliatory.
Incoming PM Andy Burnham plans to scrap Keir Starmer's digital ID card scheme, redirecting resources to cost-of-living measures.
Two people confirmed dead as anti-government protests in Iran enter a fifth day, with reports of live fire by security forces in Lordegan and arrests in Tehran.
Former FBI intelligence specialist David Maltinsky sues over dismissal following Pride flag display, alleging political retaliation.
Three Palestine Action hunger strikers are in critical condition after up to 66 days without food. Held on remand, they face isolation and limited care, prompting UN concern.
Minnesota prosecutors obtain withheld evidence, including body-cam footage, in shootings of Renee Good and Alex Pretti during immigration protests.
Pam Bondi's nomination as US attorney general faces opposition from gun rights groups over her Florida record, including red flag laws and age limits.
Doreen Lawrence says a government report on race denies structural racism and could give racists a green light, setting back progress by decades.
Call the Midwife's Helen George says the rise of nationalism, Nigel Farage and Andrew Tate pose a terrifying threat to feminism and women's rights.
Bihar chief minister Nitish Kumar faces outrage after video shows him pulling down a Muslim woman's hijab at an official event, prompting demands for resignation.
King Charles lays flowers at UK's first national memorial to LGBT armed forces veterans, honouring those affected by the military's former gay ban.
Babies and toddlers have been referred to the UK's Prevent counter-terror scheme hundreds of times since 2016, with under-ones referred 45 times.
Exiled activist Anna Kwok says her father's jailing for attempting to withdraw her insurance funds has strengthened her determination to fight for Hong Kong.
Nicholas John Roske indicted for attempting to murder Justice Brett Kavanaugh; faces life in prison. Security bill passes Congress.
UPenn faculty groups condemn EEOC subpoena for Jewish members' details as dangerous and reminiscent of dark history.
DC man Sam O'Hara sues police after arrest for playing Darth Vader theme while following National Guard patrol, alleging rights violations.
Two republican protesters arrested at King Charles proclamation events in Oxford and Edinburgh for public order offences.
Hong Kong media tycoon Jimmy Lai convicted of national security and sedition offences, facing life in prison. UK and rights groups denounce verdict.
A Moscow court sentenced seven Bolotnaya protest activists to prison terms and gave an eighth a suspended sentence for rioting at a 2012 anti-Putin rally.
Nicola Sturgeon says she is open to debating JK Rowling over trans rights but doubts the author would agree, amid ongoing gender reform controversy.
Iran reopens airspace amid ongoing internet blackout as protester Erfan Soltani faces execution and Trump warns of strong action.
Three Palestine Action hunger strikers are in critical condition after weeks without food, with supporters warning of irreversible decline and demanding government action.
South Korea's tattoo artists welcome legalisation but face ongoing prosecutions and a two-year wait for full licensing.
White House condemns Trump's call to 'terminate' US constitution after Truth Social post repeating false election fraud claims.
US Supreme Court rejects appeal by Texas online journalist Priscilla Villarreal over her 2017 arrest for obtaining nonpublic police information.
The White House has launched a website repeating disputed narratives about the 2020 election as dozens of January 6 rioters, pardoned by President Trump, return to Washington.
Court of Appeal hears Home Office bid to block judicial review of Palestine Action proscription, affecting 138 charged and over 1,600 arrested.