Minister blocks trans guidance over discrimination claims
Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson faces accusations of blocking new trans guidance. She argues the rules are 'discriminatory'. Read the full story and have your say.
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Man sues restaurant after TikTok video reveals affair
A husband in Sicily is taking legal action after a restaurant's promotional TikTok video, showing him on a date with his lover, led to his wife leaving him. Read the full story on privacy and consequences.
Palestine Hunger Strikers Reach Day 48 in UK Prisons
Six UK prisoners are on a hunger strike for Palestine, with some reaching day 48. Campaigners warn of a 'point of no return' and call for government action. Have your say in our poll.
Palestine hunger striker's birthday plea from prison
Amu Gib sends a poignant birthday message to fellow hunger striker Qesser Zuhrah from HMP Bronzefield. As their health fails, the protest over Elbit Systems trials enters a critical phase. Read their urgent call for justice.
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GMB host warns hunger strikers 'could die' in prison
Good Morning Britain's Adil Ray issues urgent warning over Palestine Action hunger strikers at HMP Bronzefield, now in their 48th day. Read the latest on this critical situation.
Men accuse police of racism after Sydney arrest
Seven men arrested at gunpoint in Sydney have been released without charge, accusing police of racial profiling and threats. NSW Police confirm no link to Bondi attack.
NSW Premier Seeks Powers to Ban Protests Post-Bondi
NSW Premier Chris Minns links Gaza rallies to Bondi terror attack, proposing unprecedented three-month protest bans. Civil liberties groups and Jewish activists condemn the move.
Phillipson Blocks Women-Only Spaces Guidance
Women and Equalities Secretary Bridget Phillipson refuses to sign off EHRC guidance on single-sex spaces, branding it 'trans-exclusive'. The move delays clarity for hospitals and businesses.
Kennedy Center Board Member Muted in Trump Name Vote
A US congresswoman alleges she was forcibly muted during a Kennedy Center board call to rename it after Donald Trump, contradicting claims of a unanimous vote. Explore the legal and political fallout.
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Trump Nominee Questioned on Disability Marriage Views
A Trump judicial nominee faced intense Senate questioning over past sermons suggesting disabled people shouldn't marry and women must be subservient. Read the full hearing details.
Palestine Action Prisoners Hunger Strike: Demands and Health Crisis
Eight Palestine Action activists are on an open-ended hunger strike at HMP Bronzefield, with several hospitalised. Over 800 experts urge Justice Secretary to act. Read the full story.
VAWG strategy 'seriously underfunded' say campaigners
Campaigners welcome the UK government's landmark strategy to end violence against women and girls but warn its funding 'falls seriously short', leaving frontline services in crisis. Read the full analysis.
Ex-NFL star Kluwe brands Trump and GOP 'Nazis' again
Former NFL kicker Chris Kluwe has reignited controversy, comparing Donald Trump and Republican supporters to Nazis over a new transgender care bill. Read his explosive claims and the fallout.
Faith Leaders Condemn Tommy Robinson's Christmas Event
Anglican leaders and a London parish challenge far-right activist Stephen Yaxley-Lennon's 'Unite the Kingdom' carols, defending the inclusive message of Christianity. Read the full response.
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Palestine Action hunger strikers' health in crisis
Eight activists on prolonged hunger strike face severe health decline while awaiting trial. A doctor warns they are 'dying' as MPs demand government intervention. Read the latest.
EU Court: Denmark's 'Ghetto Law' May Be Unlawful
The European Court of Justice has ruled Denmark's controversial 'parallel societies' legislation may be unlawful, giving hope to residents in Copenhagen's Mjølnerparken. Read the full analysis.
Ultra-Orthodox Protest in Jerusalem Turns Violent
A routine parking ticket attempt sparked violent clashes in Jerusalem, leaving 13 police officers injured. The incident highlights growing tensions over military conscription plans for the ultra-Orthodox community. Read the full report.
Labour rebellion over plans to scrap jury trials
Sir Keir Starmer faces a backbench revolt as 39 Labour MPs sign a letter branding plans to restrict jury trials 'madness'. Read the full story on the justice system crisis.
Government unveils plans to ban AI deepfake abuse tools
Safeguarding Minister Jess Phillips announces new laws to prohibit AI 'nudification' and a strategy to halve violence against women and girls. Read the full details.
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Man sues after 37-day jail term over Charlie Kirk Facebook meme
A former Tennessee law enforcement officer spent 37 days in jail over a Facebook meme. His lawsuit alleges a gross violation of his First Amendment rights. Read the full story.
Texas 'Antifa Cell' Faces Unprecedented Terrorism Charges
The US Department of Justice's landmark prosecution of Texas protesters as a domestic terror cell raises alarm over civil liberties and the criminalisation of dissent. Explore the complex case details.
Government bans AI nudification tools to tackle deepfake abuse
New laws will ban AI tools that create fake nude images without consent, as part of a strategy aiming to halve violence against women and girls in a decade. Read the full plan.
Legal Hurdles in Prosecuting 'Intifada' Chants Explained
Former Supreme Court justice says proving intent for antisemitic chants is 'exceptionally difficult'. Explore the legal debate and new police stance.
Janet Ellis: From Blue Peter to Humanists UK President
Former Blue Peter presenter Janet Ellis, 70, discusses her new role as Humanists UK president, single motherhood, losing her husband, and her lifelong godlessness. Read her candid interview.
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Labour MPs rebel against Starmer's jury trial plans
Keir Starmer confronts a major Labour rebellion as 38 MPs brand plans to slash jury trials 'madness'. Read the full story on the growing Westminster crisis.
Labour MPs rebel over jury trial 'madness'
Keir Starmer faces a backbench rebellion as 39 Labour MPs sign a letter condemning plans to reduce jury trials in England and Wales, calling the move 'madness'.
Lammy: Halve violence against women in 10 years
Deputy PM David Lammy launches a radical new strategy to tackle the 'national emergency' of violence against women and girls, aiming to halve incidents within a decade.
Morocco Accused of Brutal Crackdown on Gen Z Protesters
Human rights groups condemn the detention and alleged torture of hundreds of young protesters in Morocco, as the country prepares to host the Africa Cup of Nations. Read the full investigation.
Minns' Protest Crackdown Condemned After Bondi Shooting
NSW Premier Chris Minns faces backlash from Jewish groups and civil liberties advocates over plans to restrict protests following the Bondi terror attack. Critics warn of eroding democratic freedoms.
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Pro-Palestine group slams NSW protest ban after Bondi
A pro-Palestine organisation faces backlash for opposing a proposed protest ban following the Bondi terror attack. NSW Premier Chris Minns seeks new police powers. Read the full debate on civil liberties.
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