Court hears challenge to Palestine Action ban as hundreds face uncertain fate
Court of Appeal hears Home Office bid to block judicial review of Palestine Action proscription, affecting 138 charged and over 1,600 arrested.
Court of Appeal hears Home Office bid to block judicial review of Palestine Action proscription, affecting 138 charged and over 1,600 arrested.
Father Ted co-creator Graham Linehan receives £25,000 compensation and apology from Met police over arrest for gender-critical tweets.
Utah lawmaker Melissa Garff Ballard's bill would criminalise transporting minors across state lines for illegal underage marriages, drawing opposition from some religious groups.
Take Back Power activists target Sainsbury's and Morrisons in coordinated action, distributing food and demanding a tax on extreme wealth.
Prosecutors confirm three people were infected with Paragon spyware on the same night in December 2024, raising questions for Meloni government.
Boxing Day hunts take place as Labour faces claims of neglecting rural areas over its planned trail hunting ban, with poll showing 65% think the government is out of touch.
New video contradicts Trump and Vance claims that Renee Good tried to run over ICE officer; footage shows her turning away before she was shot.
Andy Burnham is set to scrap Keir Starmer's digital ID card scheme, redirecting resources to the cost of living after widespread backlash.
Human Rights Watch and Justice warn that UK protest laws have a chilling effect, citing arrests and sentencing, and call for repeal of recent restrictions.
Iran faced a complete internet blackout as protests over economic conditions spread nationwide, with at least 45 protesters killed, according to rights groups.
Queensland's human rights commissioner Scott McDougall condemns the state government's hostile, assimilationist approach to First Nations people in his final speech to parliament.
The US Justice Department opens a civil rights investigation into the fatal shooting of nurse and activist Alex Pretti by immigration officers in Minneapolis.
Greenpeace research shows fewer than 3% of London arrests for conspiracy to cause public nuisance since 2019 led to prosecution, prompting accusations of police abusing protest powers.
US justice department investigates Minneapolis police after George Floyd murder; former mayor says racism is deep and systemic.
Israeli data shows at least 98 Palestinians died in custody since Oct 2023; PHRI says real toll likely higher with many Gaza detainees missing.
Black natural hairstyles still face discrimination in UK schools and workplaces, with colonial-era grooming rules persisting across the diaspora.
Elon Musk has called the Economist's editor a 'traitor to the west' after a clash-filled interview. What should the media learn from the exchange?
Judge orders government to prove what it did with Max Blumenthal's phones after border agents held them for a week. The journalist says he was targeted.
CPS drops charges against 109 UK Uncut activists over Fortnum & Mason protest, citing public interest; police deception revealed.
King Charles III faces criticism from Virginia Giuffre's brother for not meeting Epstein survivors during US state visit.
Canadian court rules Nova Scotia's wildfire woods ban unconstitutional, violating mobility rights and being too vague to interpret.
Gaza nurse Karim, displaced 13 times, describes burning Orwell's novel for bread, renting a roof-less garage, and facing a new forced displacement order.
Hong Kong's Tai Po fire response is shaped by a diminished civil society under national security crackdown, with bamboo scaffolding becoming a cultural flashpoint.
Organisers say Saturday's London protest against Palestine Action ban could break record for most arrests at a single civil disobedience event.
Ellie Crozier, sister of Dunblane victim, warns UK gun laws are at risk 30 years after the massacre that killed 16 children and a teacher.
US preschool teacher arrested after TV interview praising Venezuelan President Maduro; Maduro pleads not guilty to narco-terrorism charges.
A US government map of Africa displayed at an international AIDS conference in Brazil incorrectly labeled every country, causing confusion and prompting a State Department apology.
Broadcaster Narinder Kaur speaks out after deepfake images were created of her, calling for stronger laws and perpetrator accountability.
Taliban ban barbers in Helmand from trimming beards, threatening punishment; similar orders in Kabul, harming livelihoods and signalling return to strict Islamist rule.
UK government scraps mandatory digital ID cards for work after backlash, marking another U-turn for Starmer's administration.