Adams warned Asbos could cause sectarian policing in 2004
Declassified 2004 letter reveals Sinn Fein's Gerry Adams warned anti-social behaviour orders would lead to one community policing another in Northern Ireland. Read the full analysis.
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Judges warned Irish language in courts could harm justice
Declassified files reveal judges and police warned in 2004 that using Irish in Northern Ireland courts could cause costly delays and undermine public confidence in justice. Read the full report.
Abd el-Fattah Case Fuels UK National Identity Debate
The controversy over activist Alaa Abd el-Fattah's UK passport reveals a deepening divide on what it means to be British. New polling shows a significant shift in public attitudes.
Rising Belief Britishness is About Birth, Not Values
A new IPPR report reveals a sharp rise in Britons linking nationality to birthplace. The Alaa Abd el-Fattah citizenship row highlights a shifting political debate on identity. Explore the implications.
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Guardian's independence praised as US media falters
Amid billionaire ownership and Trump-era pressure, a Guardian columnist credits reader funding for preserving editorial integrity and fearless journalism in the US.
Guardian's independence praised amid US media pressure
A Guardian US columnist reveals how reader funding protects editorial integrity as billionaire owners and Trump's administration pressure other major outlets. Support independent journalism.
UK Government Defends Alaa Abd el-Fattah Release
Downing Street defends its campaign to free British-Egyptian activist Alaa Abd el-Fattah, who apologised for 'abhorrent' decade-old tweets. MPs reject calls to strip his UK citizenship.
Freed Activist Faces Backlash Over Past Tweets
British-Egyptian activist Alaa Abd el-Fattah apologises for 'shocking' historic social media posts calling for violence, sparking political calls for his citizenship to be revoked. Read the full story.
Palestine Action hunger strikers' health worsens
Four activists continue a 56-day hunger strike. Campaigners report one has lost the ability to speak. Read the latest updates on their condition and demands.
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Xinjiang Threatens Detention for Banned Uyghur Songs
Exclusive: Authorities in China's Xinjiang warn residents face prison for downloading or sharing Uyghur-language music deemed 'problematic'. Read the full investigation.
Xinjiang Authorities Ban Uyghur Songs, Threaten Detention
Exclusive AP report details China's crackdown on Uyghur music in Xinjiang, with residents facing detention for listening or sharing songs. Read the full investigation.
Xinjiang Authorities Threaten Detention Over Uyghur Songs
A leaked recording exposes Chinese authorities threatening detention for downloading or listening to Uyghur-language songs. Explore the AP's findings on the ongoing crackdown in Xinjiang.
British-Egyptian Activist Apologises for Historic Tweets
Alaa Abd El-Fattah, the British-Egyptian activist freed from Egypt, issues an unequivocal apology for historic tweets calling for violence. The government condemns the 'abhorrent' posts as a political row erupts.
Pub staff snub gender-critical campaigners after court win
JD Wetherspoon staff in Edinburgh refused to serve gender-critical campaigners celebrating a landmark Supreme Court ruling on the definition of 'woman'. Founder Sir Tim Martin called it an 'initial hiccup'.
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Alaa Abd el-Fattah apologises for decade-old tweets
British-Egyptian activist Alaa Abd el-Fattah issues an unreserved apology for shocking tweets written over 10 years ago, as political pressure mounts in the UK. Read his full statement and the fallout.
Egyptian Activist Apologises for Tweets After UK Arrival
Egyptian-British activist Alaa Abd El-Fattah issues an unequivocal apology for historic social media posts, as political figures call for a review of his citizenship. Read the full story.
Native American Tribe Sues NY Over Highway Land Dispute
The Shinnecock Indian Nation files a federal lawsuit against New York, claiming a vital highway was illegally built on their protected land. They seek compensation and a valid right-of-way.
Backlash over activist's posts after UK return
Prime Minister Keir Starmer faces criticism for welcoming Alaa Abd El-Fattah after old social media posts calling for violence against 'Zionists' emerge. Read the full story.
Emails Legally Defined as Property in Australian Court
A Sydney court has overturned an assault conviction, setting a legal precedent that emails and texts constitute personal property. Discover how this landmark ruling modernises Australian law.
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Royal neighbours fume over Kate and William's 'selfish' move
Windsor locals are 'gutted' as a 2.3-mile security zone around the Waleses' new £16m home closes public land and a children's centre. Discover the full story of the royal row.
Kennedy Center Sues Musician for $1M Over Trump Protest
The Kennedy Center threatens a $1 million lawsuit against musician Chuck Redd after he cancelled his Christmas Eve show in protest of the venue's controversial renaming to include Trump's name. Read the full story.
House Arrest for 10 Brazil Coup Plot Convicts
A Brazilian Supreme Court judge has placed 10 individuals convicted in the 2022 election coup plot under house arrest. The move follows the extradition of a fugitive former police commander from Paraguay.
Kennedy Center sues musician over Trump name protest
Kennedy Center president threatens legal action after musician cancels Christmas Eve show over venue's renaming to honour Donald Trump. Read the full story.
Naked cyclists hire security amid public backlash
Organisers of the World Naked Bike Ride in London have hired security and changed the event date following assaults and growing public intolerance. Discover the clash between protest and public decency.
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Peter Hitchens: Abandoning Christianity Endangers Britain
Columnist Peter Hitchens delivers a powerful critique in a new video, arguing that Britain's drift from its Christian foundations threatens its moral core and societal future. Watch his full analysis.
Massive Boxing Day hunt turnout protests Starmer's ban plan
Tens of thousands gather at Boxing Day hunts as countryside communities protest Keir Starmer's plan to ban trail hunting. Read why supporters vow to fight the 'monstrous attack on freedoms'.
Labour's new law could end fox hunting for good
Labour's new animal welfare strategy aims to close the 'trail hunting' loophole, potentially ending illegal fox hunts. Discover how a coalition of professionals is helping police enforce the 30-year-old ban.
Activist Alaa Abd el-Fattah arrives in UK from Egypt
British-Egyptian activist Alaa Abd el-Fattah lands in the UK after his release from prison and a lifted travel ban. Read the full story of his journey to freedom.
Egyptian-British Activist Arrives in UK After Prison Release
Egyptian-British activist Alaa Abd el-Fattah has landed in the UK after a presidential pardon. Read about his decade-long ordeal and emotional family reunion.
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UK Disinformation Campaigner Targeted by US Visa Ban
Imran Ahmed, CEO of the Center for Countering Digital Hate, accuses 'sociopathic' tech firms of corruption after being barred from the US. Read his exclusive interview.
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