Prague Castle Skeleton's Identity Remains a Mystery After Nazi and Soviet Exploitation
A 10th-century skeleton found at Prague Castle was exploited by Nazis and Soviets for propaganda; modern science reveals its origins but not its identity.
Category : Liberties
Adelaide Festival Removes Author Over Cultural Sensitivity Concerns
Adelaide Festival removes author Randa Abdel-Fattah from Writers' Week over cultural sensitivity concerns after Bondi attack, sparking accusations of racism and withdrawals.
UK Garden Sunbathing Laws and Neighbour Privacy Rights Explained
UK garden sunbathing laws: nudity is legal unless intended to cause distress. Know your rights and neighbour privacy rules.
New York Times Publisher Warns Trump 'Enemy of the People' Rhetoric Could Lead to Violence
New York Times publisher AG Sulzberger warns Trump that calling journalists 'enemies of the people' could lead to violence, after a private meeting.
Ai Weiwei on censorship, AI and returning to China: 'Was I scared? No'
Ai Weiwei discusses his new book on censorship, returning to China, and his views on AI and western free speech.
American Jews Rupture With Zionism A Generational Shift
Joshua Leifer's new book explores the generational shift in American Jewish attitudes towards Israel, from total identification to growing rupture.
Australia Enforces Digital ID for Porn Access From December
Australia mandates age verification for online porn from December, using facial checks, IDs, and bank cards under new industry codes.
Aussie Naturists Campaign for UK Public Nudity Rights
Australian naturists fight to keep clothing-optional beaches amid police fines and council closures, citing body positivity and freedom.
Documentary Exposes Media's Role in Anti-Trans Agenda
Documentary Heightened Scrutiny exposes media bias against trans people, following ACLU lawyer Chase Strangio in a Supreme Court fight.
Sadiq Khan Blocks £50m Met Police AI Deal with Palantir, Sparking Row
Sadiq Khan blocks £50m Met Police AI deal with Palantir over procurement breaches, sparking a row with Scotland Yard over officer cuts and public safety.
Hampstead Heath Ponds Consider Restricting Transgender Access
City of London Corporation consults on transgender access to Hampstead Heath ponds, potentially banning trans people from gender-segregated ponds.
The Hidden Power of AI Predictions: A Call for Skepticism
AI predictions shape our lives but are often power plays. Learn to question them and protect your autonomy.
Alan Carr's Bafta Dance Compared to Nativity Character
Alan Carr's Bafta dance compared to his character in new film 'Nativity', starring Martin Freeman.
Escape from Mother's Brutal Cult: A Daughter's Story
Sarah Green recounts her escape from a brutal cult led by her mother, Deborah Green, who claimed to be God's oracle.
Mamdani's Endorsement Blitz: Bold Strategy for NYC Left?
NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani endorses leftist congressional candidates, sparking praise and criticism. His strategy aims to build a socialist bench while navigating party tensions.
Former French President Nicolas Sarkozy to Be Released from Prison Today
Nicolas Sarkozy to be released from prison after three weeks, following conviction for accepting illegal funds from Gaddafi.
Jimmy Carr Defends Saudi Arabia Comedy Gig Amid Human Rights Criticism
Jimmy Carr defends performing in Saudi Arabia amid human rights criticism, says Middle East is 'a very different place'.
UK Poised to Pioneer Pornography Regulation with Consent Laws
UK may soon require porn platforms to verify consent of all participants, following years of abuse and a landmark Lords amendment.
Naked cyclists protest national guard deployment in Portland
Naked cyclists in Portland protest Trump's national guard deployment in an emergency edition of the World Naked Bike Ride.
Nepal YouTuber Released After Arrest for Criticising PM Sparks Free Speech Row
Nepali YouTuber Roshan Pokharel, arrested for criticising PM Balendra Shah, is released after Gen Z-led protests against free speech curbs.
Leaked Emails Reveal Trump Aide Stephen Miller's White Nationalist Ties
Leaked emails reveal Trump aide Stephen Miller promoted white nationalist conspiracy theories and racist ideas to shape Breitbart coverage during the 2016 campaign.
The '3.5% Rule': How Small Protests Can Topple Regimes
Research shows nonviolent protests with 3.5% participation never fail to bring political change, as seen in Philippines, Georgia, Sudan and Algeria.
Coronation Street: Six Suspects Named in Theo's Murder Investigation
Coronation Street unveils six suspects in Theo Silverton's murder, with interrogations starting this week.
Scottish Government Argues Blanket Trans Prisoner Rule Would Breach Human Rights
Scottish government argues blanket rule on trans women in men's prisons would deny identity and breach human rights, facing legal challenge from For Women Scotland.
Met Police Stops Investigating Non Crime Hate Incidents
UK police leaders to propose scrapping non-crime hate incidents, replacing with a commonsense system focused on serious cases.
Met Chief Praises Officer Who Defended Christian Preacher's Free Speech in Whitechapel
Met Police chief praises officer who defended Christian preacher's free speech in Whitechapel, amid claims of 'Muslim area'.
Portugal's Parliament Approves Controversial Burqa Ban Bill
Portugal's parliament approves far-right bill banning face veils in public, targeting Muslim women; awaits presidential approval.
Man Reflects on 17 Years of Silence: 'It Gave Me Peace'
John Francis stopped speaking for 17 years, finding peace and earning degrees. He later resumed speech and now teaches about the environment and listening.
Ex-Guantanamo Detainee David Hicks in Health Crisis
David Hicks, former Guantanamo detainee, has conviction overturned but suffers health problems from torture; Australian PM refuses apology.
Martin Kemp Praised for Speaking Polari, the Secret Gay Language
Tom Read Wilson reveals Martin Kemp can speak Polari, a secret gay language, learned from BBC Radio's Round the Horne.
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