Starmer to unveil digital ID cards in plan set to ignite civil liberties row
PM Starmer to announce mandatory digital ID cards for working adults, sparking civil liberties debate over privacy and illegal immigration.
Category : Liberties
Eight Charged Over Crumble and Manure Protests at London Landmarks
Eight activists charged after protests at the Ritz and Tower of London involving manure and apple crumble.
Judge throws out Trump's $15bn lawsuit against New York Times
Federal judge dismisses Trump's $15bn defamation lawsuit against New York Times, citing procedural violations and allowing 28 days to refile.
Church Fined For Forced Gay Exorcism In Sheffield
Matthew Drapper received compensation after being subjected to an exorcism at St Thomas Philadelphia church in Sheffield in 2014.
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New School Guidance on Political Topics Risks Harming Minority Students, Critics Warn
Critics warn new UK school guidance on political topics may harm minority students by curbing safe debate spaces.
Folk Culture As Antidote To Far Right Nationalism In Britain
Zakia Sewell's book 'Finding Albion' uses folk culture to counter far-right nationalism, exploring inclusive Britishness through myth and history.
Lammy’s Jury Trial Plans Are ‘Massive Mistake’, Say Labour MPs and Peers
David Lammy faces backlash from Labour MPs and peers over plans to cut jury trials, reserving them only for serious offences like murder and rape.
EHRC Guidance: Single-Sex Toilets Must Exclude Transgender People
EHRC guidance says single-sex toilets must be based on biological sex, excluding transgender people, with alternatives required.
US Judge Limits Federal Agents' Use of Teargas at Portland ICE Protests
Federal judge limits use of teargas and chemical munitions by federal agents at Portland ICE protests, citing First Amendment violations.
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Veteran and Two Others Found Guilty in ICE Protest Conspiracy Case
US army veteran and two others convicted of conspiracy in ICE protest; experts say case escalates attack on First Amendment rights.
Police Hunt Man Who Called for Starmer's Assassination at Far-Right Rally
Police hunt man who called for Keir Starmer's assassination at far-right 'Unite the Kingdom' rally in London; 24 arrested, 26 officers injured.
Minneapolis to Rename Street Where George Floyd Was Killed After Him
Minneapolis renames street where George Floyd was killed as George Perry Floyd Jr Place, following global protests.
Gender-Critical and Pro-Transgender Groups Clash in Edinburgh
Gender-critical and pro-transgender groups clashed in Edinburgh over transgender rights, testing Scotland's new hate crime law.
Cherokee Nation Calls on Jeep to Retire Cherokee Name
Cherokee Nation chief asks Jeep to stop using Cherokee name on SUVs, citing need to retire Native American iconography.
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Driver Who Killed Seven Geese in Warrington Given Suspended Sentence
Abraham Andemariam sentenced for driving through geese, killing seven in Warrington; given suspended jail term.
Palantir Deals Threaten UK Data Rights and Sovereignty
UK citizens' data rights and sovereignty threatened by Palantir's NHS and MoD contracts, warn letter writers.
UK border rules for dual nationals discriminatory against women, campaigners say
New UK border rules for dual nationals requiring name match on passports are discriminatory against women, especially in Greece and Spain, campaigners say.
Charlie Kirk Oxford Speech Sparks Free Speech Debate
George Abaraonye's ousting as Oxford Union president sparks debate on free speech, media scrutiny, and hypocrisy in campus politics.
Prince Harry Speaks on Lifelong Privacy Invasion in Washington DC
Prince Harry speaks in Washington DC about lifelong privacy invasion, legal battles against UK media, and the personal cost to his family.
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Egyptian Activist Apologises For Tweets After UK Arrival
British-Egyptian activist Alaa Abd el-Fattah apologises for 'hurtful' tweets from over a decade ago, as UK politicians call for his citizenship revocation.
Dolores Huerta Says She Was Abused by Cesar Chavez: 'My Silence Ends Here'
Dolores Huerta reveals she was sexually abused by Cesar Chavez, breaking 60-year silence amid New York Times investigation.
Church of England's £100m Slavery Fund Faces Backlash
Church of England commits £100m to address slave trade links, but faces criticism over reparations approach.
Judge Condemns DOJ Over Removal of Slavery Exhibit
Federal judge criticises DOJ for arguing Trump admin can decide history displayed at National Park sites after removal of slavery exhibit.
Canadian Photographer Sues Police Over Arrest While Covering Protest
Canadian photojournalist Amber Bracken sues RCMP for wrongful arrest during protest coverage, alleging violation of constitutional rights.
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Amnesty Warns World Cup Visitors of US Rising Authoritarianism
Amnesty International issues World Cup travel advisory warning of rising authoritarianism and violence in the US under Trump's immigration enforcement.
Ashley James Resigns From Girlguiding Over Trans Policy
Ashley James quits as Girlguiding ambassador over policy banning trans girls, calling decision 'devastating'.
MI5 and Police Unlawfully Surveilled BBC Journalist for Years, Tribunal Told
MI5 and police unlawfully surveilled BBC journalist Vincent Kearney for years, tribunal hears, violating his rights and damaging source relationships.
Michael Barrymore’s Wrongful Arrest Damages Reduced to Nominal After Police Win Appeal
Court of Appeal rules Michael Barrymore entitled only to nominal damages for wrongful arrest by Essex police, overturning High Court decision.
NFL Cooperates with Florida Probe into Rooney Rule
NFL cooperates with Florida probe into Rooney Rule, facing subpoena over alleged race and sex discrimination in hiring practices.
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Iraq War Veteran Banned from Coaching After Hate Crime Acquittal
Iraq war veteran Jamie Michael, acquitted of inciting racial hatred, banned from coaching children in Wales, sparking free speech row.
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