Abd el-Fattah Case Fuels UK National Identity Debate
Alaa Abd el-Fattah's citizenship row highlights rising UK sentiment that Britishness is innate, per IPPR study, as political debate on national identity intensifies.
Category : Liberties
British Grandmother Detained by ICE for Six Weeks Over Border Paperwork Issue
British grandmother Karen Newton was detained by ICE for six weeks despite a valid visa, highlighting US immigration crackdowns on tourists.
California Enacts Sweeping Mask Ban for Law Enforcement After Immigration Raids
California becomes first state to ban face coverings for most law enforcement, including federal agents, after immigration raids sparked backlash.
Russell Tovey on LGBTQ+ rights and political concerns: 'The Green party slogan – make hope normal ag
Russell Tovey discusses LGBTQ+ rights, political concerns, and his career in a candid interview, endorsing the Green party's slogan.
Zipwire Fraudster Sentence Sparks Disabled Community Outrage
Disabled community outraged as 'zipwire fraudster' Catherine Wieland gets suspended sentence for claiming benefits while holidaying in Mexico.
Israeli soldiers accused of sexual assault in West Bank report
Report accuses Israeli soldiers and settlers of using sexual violence to displace Palestinians in the West Bank, leading to school dropouts and early marriages.
UK Households Urged to Add Maps to Emergency Kits Amid WW3 Fears
Experts urge UK households to include paper maps in emergency kits as WW3 fears rise, citing recent power outages and infrastructure vulnerabilities.
Witness Recalls Fatal Shooting of Charlie Kirk at Utah Event
Witness recounts the fatal shooting of Charlie Kirk at a Utah Valley University event, highlighting lack of security and chaotic aftermath.
Legal Rights Explained for Dealing with a Neighbour's Barking Dog
Learn your legal rights if a neighbour's dog won't stop barking, including noise abatement notices and fines up to £5,000.
Kim Davis Loses Supreme Court Same-Sex Marriage Appeal
US Supreme Court rejects Kim Davis's appeal over same-sex marriage licenses, upholding damages order.
Victoria Police Granted Six-Month Warrantless Search Powers in Melbourne
Victoria Police get six-month warrantless search powers in Melbourne CBD, criticised as 'vast overreach' by human rights groups.
Women's Fury Over Epstein Files Sparks Calls For Walkout
Over 80 female and non-binary writers unite for guerrilla theatre piece All the Rage, refocusing Jeffrey Epstein narrative on victims.
Execution of Iranian Protester Erfan Soltani Postponed, Family Told
Execution of Iranian protester Erfan Soltani postponed; family told by prison authorities hours after scheduled execution.
Smart Glasses Secretly Film Women For Social Media
Woman secretly filmed by stranger using Meta smart glasses in Manchester; experts warn of rising non-consensual recording.
Steve Coogan slams Reform UK as 'anti-human rights'
Steve Coogan criticises Reform UK as 'anti-human rights', discusses new film Saipan about Roy Keane and Mick McCarthy bust-up.
EU's Top Court Rules Hungary's Anti-LGBTQ+ Law Violates EU Law
ECJ rules Hungary's 2021 anti-LGBTQ+ law discriminatory, breaching EU fundamental values; sets precedent for future cases.
Former Gaza Correspondent Wins UK Young Journalist Award
Malak A Tantesh, former Gaza correspondent for the Guardian, wins young journalist of the year at British Journalism Awards for her brave war reporting.
Brit Feels Safer in Kyiv Than London Despite War
A 25-year-old Englishman who moved from the UK to Ukraine in 2024 says he feels safer in Kyiv than in London, citing lower crime and a unified society despite Russian attacks.
Half a Million March Against Far Right in London, Organisers Claim
Organisers claim half a million marched against far right in London; police estimate 50,000. Green Party leader says 'tide is turning'. 25 arrests made.
Health of Palestine Action hunger strikers deteriorating, supporters say
Health of three Palestine Action hunger strikers deteriorating; one on day 65 with muscle spasms, another on day 58 with hearing loss.
Cleverly Urges Palestine Protesters To Step Back
James Cleverly considers longer notice periods for large protests, as pro-Palestine organisers reject criticism and plan further demonstrations.
Australia Could Become Orwellian Dystopia In 5 Years
Climate scientist warns Australia faces dystopian future from fires and floods unless it cuts emissions.
Dubai Bank Linked to British Businessman's 30-Year Sentence, Family Alleges
British businessman Ryan Cornelius, 71, is serving a 30-year sentence in Dubai over a bank loan, with family alleging the Dubai Islamic Bank is behind his prolonged detention.
Labour Rebellion Over Plans To Scrap Jury Trials
Thousands of lawyers urge PM to rethink plans to cut jury trials, as Labour faces biggest backbench revolt yet over the proposals.
Coronation Street to Air First Successful Lesbian Wedding
Coronation Street will air its first successful lesbian wedding between Carla Connor and Lisa Swain, marking a milestone for LGBTQ+ representation on TV.
Obama Apologises for 'Best-Looking Attorney General' Remark, Sparks Free Speech Debate
Obama apologises for calling Kamala Harris 'best-looking' AG, sparking media debate on sexism and free speech.
Native American Actress Elaine Miles Detained by ICE Agents Who Dismissed Tribal ID as 'Fake'
Actress Elaine Miles says ICE agents detained her and dismissed her tribal ID as fake, amid increased enforcement in Washington state.
Sally Rooney Hails Palestine Action Ruling As Civil Liberties Win
Sally Rooney hails High Court ruling overturning Palestine Action ban as a victory for UK civil liberties, despite judges rejecting non-violent claims.
MP Bob Stewart Wins Appeal Against Racial Abuse Conviction
MP Bob Stewart wins appeal against conviction for telling activist to 'go back to Bahrain'; judge quashes ruling.
Peru Declares State of Emergency After Deadly Protests Against New President
Peru declares state of emergency after protests against new President José Jerí leave one dead and dozens injured.
Page 38 of 51