CIA Mind Control Programme Aimed to Create 'Manchurian Candidates', Psychiatrist Claims
Psychiatrist Dr Colin Ross claims CIA Cold War mind-control programmes aimed to create unwitting assassins through hypnosis, drugs and implants.
Category : Liberties
Pro-Corbyn Group Claims Labour Anti-Semitism Crisis Is Media Fabrication
Jewish Voice for Labour group says anti-Semitism crisis is media invention, provides canvassers with rebuttal guide.
US Warns Iran Over Threat to Musk's Firms
The US has warned Iran against targeting Elon Musk's companies in West Asia, following threats from the regime. Scott Bessent stated Iran will pay for any attacks.
Big UK Stores Secretly Filmed Shoppers to Boost Sales
Tesco, Boots, and Co-op hired SBXL to secretly film shoppers to manipulate behaviour and boost sales, sparking privacy concerns.
Trump Accuses Top General Milley of Treason Over China Calls
Trump calls General Milley's China assurances treason; Rubio demands dismissal amid book revelations.
Yorkshire Man to Sue Police After Arrest Over US Holiday Gun Photo
Yorkshire man Jon Richelieu-Booth plans to sue police after arrest over LinkedIn photo of him holding a gun in Florida; case dropped.
Meghan Markle's Brother Tours Childhood Haunts in Bid for Reconciliation
Thomas Markle Jr tours childhood spots with Meghan in LA, hoping for family reconciliation after her baby's birth.
Iain Dale stunned by caller's mass deportation demand
LBC's Iain Dale was left stunned after a caller argued for mass deportations of immigrants, saying the UK will remain ungovernable until then, sparking a heated debate.
Janet Ellis: From Blue Peter to Humanists UK President
Janet Ellis, former Blue Peter presenter, becomes president of Humanists UK in 2026. She discusses single motherhood, grief, and her views on godlessness.
Polish MEP Threatens to Sue Starmer Over UK Entry Ban
Polish MEP Dominik Tarczynski threatens to sue PM Starmer after being banned from entering UK for Tommy Robinson's far-right march in London.
Supreme Court Rules Sex in Equality Act Refers to Biological Sex
Supreme Court rules 'woman' and 'sex' in Equality Act refer to biological sex, impacting single-sex spaces and trans rights across UK.
Sir Lenny Henry Calls for Slavery Reparations for Black Britons
Sir Lenny Henry demands slavery reparations for black Britons in new book, citing £18 trillion owed to former colonies.
Tory Leadership Hopeful Names Daughter After Margaret Thatcher
Robert Jenrick reveals his daughter's middle name is Thatcher, sparking controversy at the Tory conference.
Birmingham Mother Defends Naming Son Lucifer Despite Backlash
Birmingham mother Ronni Lily defends naming her son Lucifer, despite online trolls and a family member calling it an 'abomination'. The name is legal in the UK.
Elon Musk's Canadian Citizenship Sparks Speculation Over Potential Political Role
US Rep. Jamie Raskin suggests Elon Musk's Canadian citizenship could lead to a political role in Canada, sparking debate ahead of the general election.
Free Speech Union to Defend Targets of 'Twitter Storms'
Journalist Toby Young launches Free Speech Union to defend individuals facing online backlash for controversial remarks.
High Court Ruling Against Palestine Action Ban Is Embarrassing Defeat for Government
High Court rules ban on Palestine Action disproportionate, adding to list of critics including former officials and UN experts.
Pep Guardiola's Secret Weapon: Water Polo Champion Manel Estiarte
Pep Guardiola reveals water polo champion Manel Estiarte is key to Manchester City's success, serving as his trusted consultant and friend.
Unisex School Toilets Ruled Discriminatory Against Girl, 5
Court rules unisex school toilets in West Lothian indirectly discriminate against a five-year-old girl, breaching equality and premises regulations.
SkyWest Airlines Accused of Discrimination Against Autistic Passenger
SkyWest Airlines accused of discrimination after autistic passenger's seat request led to entire flight being deplaned and delayed three hours.
Ebola Survivor Dr. Rick Sacra to Return to Liberia to Aid Overworked Colleagues
Ebola survivor Dr. Rick Sacra plans to return to Liberia to help overworked colleagues at the hospital where he contracted the virus.
Robert Jenrick's Daughter's Middle Name 'Thatcher' Sparks Controversy
Robert Jenrick's daughter's middle name 'Thatcher' sparks debate on unusual baby names and UK naming rules.
Shamima Begum Loses Final UK Citizenship Appeal
Shamima Begum loses final UK citizenship appeal; court finds credible trafficking case but upholds national security decision.
Labour MPs Warn of Revolt if Local Polls Go Against Party
Labour MPs warn Gordon Brown faces revolt if party loses local elections, with London mayoral race seen as decisive.
Kirpan Ban Calls Misguided as Murder Weapon Was Not Ceremonial Dagger
Calls to ban the Sikh kirpan after a murder are misguided; the weapon used was a 21cm blade, not the ceremonial dagger.
US Shuts Door on Climate Refugees Amid Trump Crackdown
As the US tightens immigration, climate refugees find little hope for asylum despite worsening disasters like hurricanes and droughts.
Seven more charged over summer riots in Staffordshire
Seven more charged over summer riots in Staffordshire after false Southport rumours; total arrests reach 131.
Peacemakers Tackle Nigeria's Bandit Crisis
In Nigeria, local peacemakers are using dialogue to resolve the bandit crisis, offering an alternative to military force and reducing violence.
JD Vance Slams Iran Peace Deal, Demands Tough Action
US Senator JD Vance condemns the new Iran peace deal, arguing it fails to address nuclear threats and regional instability, urging a more aggressive US policy.
Trump and Johnson Slam Surveillance Law
Donald Trump and Boris Johnson have jointly criticized a surveillance law, raising concerns over privacy and civil liberties. The former leaders call for reforms.
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