Police Warn Against Travel to Epping After Asylum Hotel Ruling
Police warn protesters not to travel to Epping after Court of Appeal allows asylum seekers to stay at Bell hotel, as council vows to continue fight.
Category : Liberties
Haiti Police Drone Attacks Kill 1,243 and Injure 738, Says Human Rights Watch
Human Rights Watch reports 1,243 killed and 738 injured in Haitian police drone attacks from March 2025 to January 2026, including children and civilians.
US Accuses Europe of Being 'Incubator' for Terrorism in New Strategy
Trump administration's new counter-terrorism strategy accuses Europe of being an 'incubator' for terrorism due to mass migration, targets left-wing extremists and drug cartels.
Civil Rights Leader Bernard LaFayette Dies at 85
Bernard LaFayette, civil rights leader who helped launch the Voting Rights Act, dies aged 85 after heart attack.
European Far Right Follows Trump in Push to Designate Antifa as Terrorist Group
European far-right parties push to designate antifa as terrorist, following Trump's lead, amid expert warnings and political controversy.
Peru Must Pay Reparations For Forced Sterilisation Death
Inter-American court hears case of Celia Ramos, who died after forced sterilisation in Peru, potentially leading to reparations for thousands of victims.
Fox News host says transgender people should not be allowed to own guns
Fox News host Lawrence Jones says transgender people should not own guns after a Rhode Island ice rink shooting by a trans-identified man.
Jimmy Lai Will Not Appeal National Security Conviction
Jimmy Lai will not appeal his 20-year national security conviction in Hong Kong, ending a legal saga and opening the door to political negotiations for his release.
Ex-CIA Head Brennan Sues Trump Administration Over Record Preservation
John Brennan sues Trump administration to preserve records from investigations he calls 'phantom criminal conduct', citing potential vindictive prosecution.
Whistleblower Alleges DOGE Staffer Had 'God-Level' Access to Social Security Data
Whistleblower claims former DOGE staffer accessed Social Security data for 500M Americans, planned to share with private employer, and expected pardon.
Xinjiang Camp Survivor Recounts Two Years of Torture in Chinese Detention
Uighur woman describes two years of torture and brainwashing in Chinese re-education camp after being lured back to Xinjiang from France.
Nepal Social Media Ban Sparks Deadly Protests, Global Condemnation
At least 19 killed in Nepal protests against social media ban; UN calls for probe as global outrage grows.
US Supreme Court Hears Challenges to Social Media Content Moderation Laws
US Supreme Court hears arguments on Florida and Texas laws restricting social media content moderation, with justices expressing scepticism.
Five Arrested at Bob Vylan London Gig Amid Protests
Five arrested at Bob Vylan London gig amid protests over IDF chants; police investigate Glastonbury incident.
Court of Appeal Overturns Ruling, Upholds Ban on Palestine Action
Court of Appeal overturns High Court ruling, upholds Home Secretary's ban on Palestine Action under Terrorism Act, citing national security concerns.
Pauline Hanson Referred to Police Under Hate Speech Laws
Australian Federal Police receive reports of a crime over Pauline Hanson's comments about Muslims, as mayor calls for charges under hate speech laws.
Government to Ban Council 'Spy Cars' in Parking Crackdown
Government to ban council 'spy cars' used for parking enforcement, requiring wardens to issue fines on windscreens instead.
Fury Over Plan to House 1,200 Migrants in Village of 700
Kemi Badenoch slams plans to house 1,200 asylum seekers at former RAF Linton-on-Ouse, a village of 700, calling it 'utterly bonkers' amid local opposition.
High Court Rules Palestine Action Terror Ban Unlawful
High Court rules Palestine Action ban unlawful on two grounds; government to appeal; ban remains in place.
Nepal Prime Minister Resigns After Deadly Protests Over Social Media Ban
Nepal PM KP Sharma Oli resigns after protests over social media ban leave 19 dead; Gen Z movement demands anti-corruption reforms.
British-Egyptian Activist Alaa Abd el-Fattah Arrives in UK After Travel Ban Lifted
British-Egyptian activist Alaa Abd el-Fattah arrives in London after Egypt lifts travel ban, reuniting with son in Brighton.
MrBeast's Stunt Philanthropy Ethics Under Scrutiny
MrBeast's philanthropy faces ethical scrutiny over exploitative video stunts and workplace allegations.
Pauline Hanson Faces Calls for Ban from Parliament After Burqa Stunt
Pauline Hanson faces bipartisan condemnation and potential censure after wearing a burqa in the Senate to push for a ban, repeating a controversial stunt.
Don Lemon Warns US Must 'Keep Fighting' for Free Press After Arrest
Ex-CNN anchor Don Lemon warns US must defend free press after his arrest by Trump administration, calling First Amendment 'breath of democracy'.
Met Police Defends ‘Gamechanging’ Facial Recognition Amid ‘Orwellian’ Criticism
Met Police defends facial recognition as 'gamechanging' amid human rights groups' 'Orwellian' criticism, citing improved accuracy and crime-fighting successes.
Liverpool Open to Van Dijk Offers; Barcola Prefers Arsenal
Liverpool are reportedly open to offers for Virgil van Dijk, while Bradley Barcola favours Arsenal. Meanwhile, Jules Kounde is available for £55m.
Cooper launches review of ‘serious failures’ in Alaa Abd el-Fattah case
Yvette Cooper reviews failures in Alaa Abd el-Fattah case after abhorrent tweets emerge; government defends release but condemns posts.
Judge Blocks Trump's Gaza Deportation Plan In Constitutional Clash
Judge blocks Trump's deportation of pro-Palestinian students, ruling non-citizens have same free speech rights as US citizens.
British-Egyptian Activist Alaa Abd El-Fattah Arrives in UK After Travel Ban Lifted
British-Egyptian activist Alaa Abd el-Fattah arrives in London after Egypt lifts travel ban, reuniting with family after decade-long detention.
Black Women Codebreakers Cracked Soviet Nuclear Secrets
A groundbreaking book reveals how a segregated all-black team of female codebreakers in a sweltering basement helped the US win the Cold War by deciphering Soviet nuclear communications.
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