Sharia Law Administrator Job Posting on Government Site Removed After Outcry
A Sharia law administrator job ad on the DWP website sparked outrage, leading to its removal after criticism from MPs and secular groups.
Category : Liberties
Holocaust survivor warns history could repeat itself
Holocaust survivor Joanna Millan warns history is repeating itself amid global violence, speaking at a London memorial service.
Christian Preacher Attacked in Whitechapel, Officer Defends Free Speech
Video shows Met Police officer defending Christian preacher attacked in Whitechapel, told 'This is a Muslim area'.
Minnesota-inspired economic blackout fuels nationwide May Day protests
Thousands join economic blackout on May Day, inspired by Minnesota protests against ICE. Walkouts, arrests and marches nationwide.
Facial Recognition at Notting Hill Carnival Faces Racism Claims
Campaigners urge Met to scrap live facial recognition at Notting Hill carnival, citing racial bias and a legal challenge.
US prosecutors drop cases after border patrol gave false testimony against LA protesters
DOJ drops at least eight felony charges against LA protesters after border patrol agents gave false testimony, documents show.
Noel Clarke Libel Defeat Hailed as Victory for Press Freedom and Victims
High court dismisses Noel Clarke's libel claim against Guardian; women's groups applaud ruling as win for victims and investigative journalism.
Former CNN Anchor Don Lemon Arrested Over Church Protest
Don Lemon arrested on federal charges after church protest in Minnesota, sparking outrage over press freedom.
British-Egyptian Activist Alaa Abd El-Fattah Reunited with Family in UK After Travel Ban Lifted
British-Egyptian activist Alaa Abd el-Fattah arrives in London after Egypt lifts travel ban, reuniting with family months after release from prison.
Florida Pastors Arrested in Prayer Protest Over Black History Mural Removal
Two Florida pastors arrested after praying over a Black History Matters mural to protest its removal under Governor DeSantis' order.
Activist Group Plans Mass Shoplifting Raids on Waitrose
Take Back Power plans mass shoplifting from Waitrose to redistribute food, criticising inequality. Group previously targeted Crown Jewels and Ritz hotel.
Guardian readers raise over £850,000 in Hope appeal against extremism
Guardian readers raise over £850,000 for Hope appeal, supporting grassroots charities tackling extremism, racism, and hatred in the UK.
Chris Minns Flags Further Crackdown on Protests in Central Sydney
NSW Premier Chris Minns announces further crackdown on protests in Sydney CBD, flags possible ban on slogans like 'globalise the intifada'.
Protest Rights Under Scrutiny During Israeli President’s Australia Visit
Planned protests during Israeli president's visit highlight differences in state laws, with NSW facing constitutional challenge over new restrictions.
Black History Month: Real Resistance Demands Action, Not Commemoration
An article urging active resistance this Black History Month, drawing on lessons from civil rights leaders and modern movements.
Trump Admits Taking Hydroxychloroquine Despite FDA Warnings
Trump admits taking hydroxychloroquine for Covid-19 despite FDA warnings about heart risks and lack of proven efficacy.
Trump demands ABC fire Jimmy Kimmel over Melania joke
Trump demands ABC fire Jimmy Kimmel over a joke about Melania being an 'expectant widow', citing violent rhetoric.
Streeting: Free speech cannot shield racism and homophobia
Wes Streeting says free speech cannot shield racism and homophobia, warns of rising hatred and defends trans rights at NHS LGBT+ conference.
US Supreme Court Ruling Allows States to Defund Planned Parenthood
US Supreme Court rules Medicaid beneficiaries cannot sue over provider choice, paving way for states to defund Planned Parenthood.
Woman in Union Flag dress 'disgusted' to be turned away from Wetherspoons
Woman in Union Flag dress denied entry to Wetherspoons during anti-immigration protest, sparking outrage.
Trump dismisses Khashoggi murder as 'things happen' during Saudi crown prince visit
Trump downplays Khashoggi murder, calls him 'controversial', says 'things happen' during Saudi prince visit; designates Saudi Arabia as major non-Nato ally.
Michael Caine and Alan Shearer Demand Smacking Ban in England
Celebrities including Michael Caine and Alan Shearer call for a ban on smacking in England, urging the PM to remove the 'reasonable punishment' defence.
Comedian Calls for Ban on Morning Commute Public Displays of Affection
Comedian Michael Akadiri argues morning commute PDAs like kissing and hugging should be banned, calling them unacceptable and suggesting offenders be jailed.
Texas Man Sues California Doctor Over Abortion Pills Under New Law
Texas man sues California doctor under new law allowing private lawsuits over mailed abortion pills, seeking $100,000 damages.
Iranian Filmmakers Condemn Internet Blackout as 'Blatant Tool of Repression'
Iranian filmmakers Panahi and Rasoulof condemn internet blackout as repression tool; diaspora artists show solidarity with protesters.
Minister ‘appalled’ as women excluded from Muslim charity run in London park
Communities Secretary Steve Reed is 'appalled' that a Muslim charity run in London's Victoria Park excluded women, prompting an investigation by the Equality and Human Rights Commission.
Comey indictment flawed as full grand jury did not see final version, prosecutors admit
Federal prosecutors admit full grand jury did not see final indictment against former FBI director James Comey, raising doubts about the case.
Woman who plotted to kill US Supreme Court justice Brett Kavanaugh jailed for eight years
Sophie Roske sentenced to eight years for attempting to assassinate US Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh in 2022.
Federal agents delayed ambulance for injured protester in Portland, report says
Federal agents in Portland delayed an ambulance transporting an injured protester from an ICE facility, blocking the vehicle and threatening the driver, according to reports.
Jung Chang: Beijing threats prevented me from being with dying mother
Author Jung Chang says Beijing threats prevented her from being with her dying mother, Xia De-hong, who died aged 94 in Chengdu on 15 April 2026.
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