BBC to challenge Trump's $10 billion lawsuit in court
The BBC is moving to dismiss a $10bn defamation case brought by Donald Trump over a 2024 Panorama programme. The broadcaster will argue the Florida court lacks jurisdiction.
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Trans toilet row at London awards show sparks legal debate
A heated confrontation over transgender access to female toilets at a London casino awards night has reignited the debate on single-sex spaces under UK law. Read the full story.
Trans toilet row erupts at London awards ceremony
A heated argument broke out at a London awards show after two transgender women used female toilets. Security intervened as the incident, highlighting tensions over single-sex spaces, was caught on video.
BBC moves to dismiss Trump's $10bn Panorama lawsuit
The BBC will file a motion to dismiss Donald Trump's $10 billion defamation lawsuit, arguing a Florida court lacks jurisdiction. The case stems from a 2024 Panorama edit of his January 6 speech. Read the latest legal developments.
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BBC seeks dismissal of Trump's $10bn Panorama lawsuit
The BBC will file a motion to dismiss Donald Trump's $10 billion defamation claim over a 2024 Panorama edit. The broadcaster argues the Florida court lacks jurisdiction and the claim is invalid.
Golden Globes Stars Silent on Iran Protests
As Iran's regime kills protesters, Hollywood's A-listers at the Golden Globes wore Gaza ceasefire pins but said nothing on Tehran's brutality. This silence reveals a deep hypocrisy.
UK Compensates Guantánamo Detainee Over Spy Agencies' Role
Former Attorney General demands explanation after Abu Zubaydah receives UK payout for MI5 & MI6 complicity in his CIA torture. Read the full report.
Ex-police officer stripped of UK citizenship over security
Mark Bullen, a former UK police officer living in Russia, has had his British citizenship revoked by the Home Office on national security grounds. Discover the full story.
Ex-police officer stripped of UK citizenship over security
Mark Bullen, a former UK police officer living in Russia, has had his British citizenship revoked by the Home Office on national security grounds. Discover the full story.
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Sam Asghari in LA as Iran Protest Turns Chaotic
Britney Spears' ex-husband Sam Asghari attended a tense pro-freedom rally in Los Angeles that descended into chaos after a U-Haul truck drove into demonstrators. Three injured.
Begum Case Raises Fears for Dual Nationals in UK
A sociology professor warns stripping Shamima Begum of citizenship sets a dangerous precedent for millions of law-abiding dual nationals in Britain. Read the full analysis.
Palestine Action hunger strikers' health worsens in custody
The health of Palestine Action protesters on hunger strike is failing as legal experts argue the state holds responsibility. Calls grow for urgent bail hearings to prevent tragedy.
Palestine Action hunger striker on day 71: 'I'm dying'
Heba Muraisi, on a 71-day hunger strike in HMP New Hall, tells friend her body is shutting down. Fellow strikers face heart risks as demands for fair trial and Elbit protest continue.
Religious Text Defence in Australia's New Hate Speech Laws
Draft legislation reveals a defence for quoting religious texts in Australia's new hate speech crackdown. Parliament to sit early to pass 'toughest ever' laws. Read the full details.
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Religious Text Defence in Australia's New Hate Speech Laws
Draft legislation reveals a defence for quoting religious texts in Australia's proposed hate speech crackdown. Parliament to sit early to pass tough new laws.
Sikh activist told to increase UK security over threats
High-profile Sikh activist Paramjeet Singh Pamma advised by police to install security cameras and reinforce locks after threats linked to Hindu nationalist elements. Read the full report on transnational repression concerns.
UK pays compensation to Guantanamo detainee over torture claims
Abu Zubaydah, held for 24 years without charge, receives UK payout over claims MI5 and MI6 were complicit in his CIA torture. His lawyer says he now needs a safe country to offer him a home.
Iran Protests: Student Shot Dead, Buried at Roadside
Rubina Aminian, a 23-year-old fashion student, was shot dead in Tehran. Her family was forced to bury her by a road. The death toll in the anti-government protests exceeds 500.
NSW warned against UK-style ban on 'globalise the intifada'
A NSW parliamentary inquiry hears banning the chant 'globalise the intifada' could disproportionately impact Muslim Australians and import repressive models from the UK. Read the latest.
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NSW inquiry hears calls against 'globalise intifada' ban
A NSW parliamentary inquiry is told banning slogans like 'globalise the intifada' risks importing repressive UK models and disproportionately impacts Muslim Australians. Read the latest.
Jimmy Lai Seeks Lighter Sentence in Hong Kong Court
Hong Kong court hears mitigation plea for pro-democracy publisher Jimmy Lai, convicted under national security law. The case tests press freedom and UK-China diplomatic ties. Read the latest.
Civil society slams 'draconian' new police protest powers
More than 40 UK civil society groups, including the TUC and Amnesty, condemn government plans to expand police powers to ban protests based on 'cumulative impact'. They warn it threatens fundamental democratic rights.
$1.5M Raised for Family of Woman Shot by ICE Agent
A fundraiser for the family of Renee Nicole Good, shot dead by an ICE agent, closes after raising over $1.5 million. Her widow Rebecca speaks of kindness and a legacy of love.
Student shot in head at close range in Iran protests
Rubina Aminian, a 23-year-old student, was killed after joining protests in Tehran. Human rights groups report a soaring death toll as Iran warns the US.
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Journalist Peter Greste Withdraws from Adelaide Festival
Award-winning journalist Peter Greste explains his withdrawal from Adelaide Writers' Week, arguing that silencing controversial voices does the work of extremists. Read his powerful defence of free speech.
Journalist quits festival over speaker removal
Award-winning journalist Peter Greste withdraws from Adelaide Writers' Week, protesting the removal of author Randa Abdel-Fattah. He argues censorship aids extremists by destroying the 'grey zone' of public debate.
Dave Matthews slams Trump over ICE killing
Rock star Dave Matthews condemns the Trump administration as 'monsters' following the fatal shooting of Renee Nicole Good by an ICE officer in Minneapolis. Read his full, scathing critique.
Iranian student shot dead amid anti-government protests
Rubina Aminian, 23, was killed in Tehran protests. Over 500 dead as regime warns of death penalty for demonstrators. Read the latest on the escalating crisis.
Lammy defends jury trial reforms amid Labour rebellion
Deputy PM David Lammy defends plans to replace jury trials with 'swift courts' for minor offences, as Labour MP Karl Turner threatens to force a by-election in protest. Read the full story.
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Iranian student shot, buried by roadside amid crackdown
Rubina Aminian, 23, was shot in the back of the head after protesting. The death toll in Iran's nationwide crackdown has surged past 500, with over 10,600 detained. Read the latest.
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