Guardian corrects 'Banaz's Law' and Time Team details
The Guardian has issued corrections and clarifications on stories concerning 'honour'-based abuse legislation and Time Team's Patreon membership. Read the full details of the amended articles.
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Scottish Information Commissioner Takes on Government Over Secrecy
Scottish Information Commissioner David Hamilton threatens court action against the SNP government over a blocked FOI request. A crucial test for transparency and accountability in Holyrood.
Flock Safety AI data used by ICE for Trump deportations
Revelations that Flock Safety's licence plate data was used for immigration raids spark contract cancellations and a national surveillance debate. Discover the full story.
Activist Agency: 3,766 Deaths in Iran Protest Crackdown
A US-based human rights group reports a verified death toll of 3,766 from recent Iran protests, the highest in decades. Supreme Leader Khamenei blames the US for 'several thousand' casualties.
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Hillsborough Law amendment pulled over spy opt-out fears
Ministers have withdrawn a controversial amendment to the Hillsborough Law that critics said would let spies opt out of a duty of candour. The government will now work with campaigners on new proposals.
US Cities Cut Ties with Flock AI Surveillance Over ICE Data
Dozens of US cities are cancelling contracts with Flock Safety after its AI-powered licence plate data was accessed by Trump's ICE deportation squads, sparking a national surveillance debate.
Bishop warns clergy to prepare for 'new era of martyrdom'
An Episcopal bishop in New Hampshire has drawn national attention by urging clergy to finalise their wills, citing a potential 'new era of martyrdom' amid heightened immigration enforcement.
Leavitt Warns CBS: Trump Will 'Sue Your A** Off'
White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt threatened CBS News with legal action if a Donald Trump interview was edited. The incident follows a previous $16m settlement. Read the full story.
Ex-CNN anchor Acosta launches foul-mouthed attack on CBS
Former CNN anchor Jim Acosta unleashes a scathing critique of CBS News, branding it 'state-compromised media' under new leadership and slamming anchor Tony Dokoupil. Read the full explosive interview.
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Ministers pull spy amendment to Hillsborough Law
The government has withdrawn a controversial amendment to the Hillsborough Law that would have given spy chiefs power over information disclosure. The move follows a major backlash from bereaved families and MPs.
Iran's Brutal Crackdown: 3,000 Protesters Face Torture
Exclusive report details horrific torture of Iranian political prisoners, including mock executions and waterboarding, as 3,000 protesters languish in 'slaughterhouse' jails. Read the shocking testimony.
Albanese Splits Hate Speech and Gun Law Bill
PM Anthony Albanese divides his omnibus bill to pass post-Bondi reforms. Can Labor's hate speech laws clear parliament? Listen to the Full Story podcast for analysis.
Woman's café chat halted by stranger's 'awkward' note
A woman in a West London café was left stunned after a stranger tossed a note criticising her loud conversation. The incident has sparked debate about public etiquette. Read the full story.
Democrat Slotkin: Trump Using 'Authoritarian Playbook' to Intimidate
US Senator Elissa Slotkin accuses Donald Trump of using intimidation tactics to silence critics, drawing parallels to authoritarian regimes. Read her full response.
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Adeel Akhtar questioned by US police over terrorism links
Actor Adeel Akhtar reveals he was detained and questioned for hours by US police at JFK airport in 2002. The Four Lions star shares the shocking incident on Desert Island Discs.
Premier urged festival to drop Palestinian author, letter shows
A letter reveals South Australian Premier Peter Malinauskas urged the Adelaide Writers' Week board to cancel Palestinian author Randa Abdel-Fattah, citing public backlash. The festival was later axed.
Father of Molly Russell criticises social media ban for under-16s
Ian Russell, whose daughter died after viewing harmful content, says a blanket ban for under-16s is wrong and could cause more problems. He urges enforcement of existing laws instead.
Wife feels a fraud in husband's church
A woman adores her husband but feels alienated in his church. A psychotherapist advises on navigating religious differences in marriage. Read the full advice column.
Prince Harry's High Court Trial Against Daily Mail Begins
Prince Harry and a group of high-profile figures, including Elton John and Doreen Lawrence, take Associated Newspapers to the High Court in a landmark privacy case. The nine-week trial could reshape UK media.
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Federal Probe Targets Widow of ICE Shooting Victim
US Justice Department investigates Rebecca Good after her wife was shot by ICE. Six prosecutors resign in protest, as Governor Walz condemns the inquiry. Read the latest.
Experts blast Trump DOJ probe of Minnesota leaders
Former prosecutors condemn the DOJ's criminal investigation into Minnesota Governor Tim Walz and Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey, calling it a politically motivated attack on free speech. Read the full story.
Actor Adeel Akhtar questioned for hours at JFK over terror links
Bafta-winning actor Adeel Akhtar reveals he was detained for hours at JFK Airport in 2002 and questioned about terrorist links. Read his shocking account of the incident and its aftermath.
Mayors: Hillsborough Law amendment risks undermining spirit
Liverpool and Manchester mayors call on ministers to withdraw a security services amendment to the Hillsborough Law, warning it creates a 'too broad an opt-out' and could conceal failures.
Family of eight caught in immigration protest tear gas attack
A Minneapolis family of eight, including an infant, needed hospital treatment after federal officers rolled a tear gas canister under their SUV during protests. Read their harrowing story.
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New derogatory term 'A.W.F.U.L.' spreads after fatal shooting
A new derogatory acronym targeting 'Affluent White Female Urban Liberals' has emerged from far-right circles following the killing of Renee Good. Explore the backlash and its political context.
Supreme Court to Rule on Transgender Athlete Ban
The US Supreme Court will decide on West Virginia's ban on transgender girls in school sports, a pivotal case for LGBTQ+ rights and student athletics. Follow the legal battle.
Mayors urge withdrawal of Hillsborough law amendment
Liverpool and Manchester mayors warn a government amendment to the Hillsborough law creates a 'too broad an opt-out' for security services, risking future cover-ups. They urge its withdrawal ahead of Monday's debate.
Far-right slur 'AWFUL' surges after Minneapolis shooting
The fatal shooting of Renee Good by an ICE agent has triggered a wave of online vitriol, with a new derogatory acronym targeting liberal white women gaining traction. Explore the backlash and political fallout.
Mayors warn Hillsborough Law spy opt-out is 'too broad'
Liverpool and Manchester mayors urge the Government to withdraw a last-minute amendment to the Hillsborough Law, warning it creates an overly broad opt-out for security services and risks undermining the legislation's core purpose.
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Iran Delays Execution of Protestor Erfan Sultani
Iran postpones hanging of 26-year-old shopkeeper Erfan Sultani after US intervention, as regime's brutal execution tactics and psychological torture in death prisons are exposed.
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