Gaza's Press Under Fire: The Deadly Struggle for Truth
An investigation into the unprecedented targeting of journalists in Gaza, the international community's failed protections, and the chilling effect on war reporting.
Category : Liberties
Graham Linehan Cleared by Police After Speech Controversy
Father Ted creator Graham Linehan will face no further police action after a complaint was made about his conduct during a speech at the 'Let Women Speak' event in Westminster, sparking a major free speech debate.
Price demands ban on Australian flag burning
Shadow Minister Jacinta Price calls for urgent legislation making Australian flag desecration illegal, challenging PM Albanese to defend national symbols.
Labour's Digital ID Cards Spark Fury from Liberty Groups
Labour's proposed digital ID scheme faces a fierce backlash from civil liberties groups, who warn it creates a 'golden database' of citizen information and threatens privacy rights. The plan is compared to a 'poll tax on privacy'.
Waitress wins £75k in Cracker Barrel racial discrimination case
A Black waitress at Cracker Barrel in Indiana wins a monumental £75,000 settlement after enduring a hostile work environment filled with racial slurs and discriminatory practices, sparking a wider conversation on racism in the service industry.
Met Police free speech crackdown puts MPs in impossible position
Senior MPs warn that Metropolitan Police investigations into politicians' statements are creating a chilling effect on democracy and free speech in Parliament.
Seattle Police sued over 'unconstitutional' DNA collection
The Seattle Police Department is under fire from the ACLU for allegedly building a 'covert DNA database' by collecting genetic material from hundreds of individuals, including a disproportionate number of Native Americans, without consent or criminal char
Pauline Hanson slams council's 'disgraceful' Australian flag ban
One Nation leader Pauline Hanson condemns a Queensland council's decision to ban the Australian flag at citizenship ceremonies, branding it an 'absolute disgrace' and a betrayal of national identity.
Aberdeen Three: Animal Activists as Terrorists
The gripping account of the 'Aberdeen Three' animal rights activists whose 1987 lab raid led to unprecedented terrorism charges, a landmark trial, and a seismic shift in UK activism.
Farage brands Starmer 'awful authoritarian' in free speech warning
Brexit architect Nigel Farage launches scathing attack on Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer, accusing him of authoritarian tendencies and issuing a stark warning about the threat to free speech in the UK under a potential Labour government.
Cleric charged over forced Nikah ceremony with teen
A Muslim cleric from Westminster faces serious criminal charges for allegedly performing a Nikah marriage ceremony involving two teenagers, one of whom was just 15 years old. The case raises major safeguarding concerns.
Rowley and Linehan Clash Over Met Police Free Speech Approach
Metropolitan Police Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley faces criticism from comedian Graham Linehan over force's handling of free speech cases. Wes Streeting defends police amid growing tensions.
I Risked Prison to Marry My Cousin in UK
A British man reveals his extraordinary journey of secretly marrying his first cousin, a criminal offence in the UK punishable by prison, and their fight for legal recognition of their controversial union.
Digital ID Cards: Your Say on the UK's Controversial New Scheme
Exclusive: The UK government is pushing ahead with plans for a digital identity system. We reveal the public's fierce debate over privacy, convenience, and the future of your personal data.
Armed Police Arrest Sitcom Writer Graham Linehan at Heathrow
Shadow Health Secretary Wes Streeting ignites a fierce national debate on policing priorities after 'Father Ted' co-creator Graham Linehan was arrested by armed officers at Heathrow Airport. The incident, stemming from alleged 'transphobic' comments, rais
Graham Linehan Arrested at Heathrow Under Communications Act
Comedy writer Graham Linehan was detained by police at Heathrow Airport under the Malicious Communications Act, sparking immediate outrage from free speech advocates and reigniting the debate over UK police powers.
Beijing's Facial Recognition Tracks Residents' Daily Lives
Exclusive report reveals how Beijing's new 'smart city' initiative uses pervasive facial recognition to monitor citizens' movements, purchases, and even waste disposal, raising major privacy concerns.
Linehan and Farage summoned to US Congress
Comedy writer Graham Linehan and political figure Nigel Farage are set to give evidence before a powerful US congressional committee in Washington, investigating the alleged 'weaponisation' of the federal government.
Minnesota Governor vetoes school religious symbols ban
Minnesota Governor Tim Walz blocks controversial bill aiming to remove religious attire from public schools, igniting a fierce national debate on religious freedom and constitutional rights.
Cracker Barrel Chef Fired Over LGBTQ Pin Sparks Fury
A Cracker Barrel cook was fired for wearing a small LGBTQ+ pin, reviving the US restaurant chain's controversial history with employee discrimination and igniting a fresh social media firestorm over workers' rights and corporate inclusivity.
No.10 Tells Met Police to Focus on Crime, Not Twitter
No.10 issues a stark directive to the Metropolitan Police, urging a focus on tackling violent crime and neighbourhood offences rather than 'Twitter storms,' following the controversial arrest of comedian Graham Linehan over alleged anti-trans tweets.
Amy Coney Barrett Memoir: Inside Roe v. Wade Overturn
Exclusive insights from Supreme Court Justice Amy Coney Barrett's memoir reveal the internal tensions and personal convictions behind the landmark decision to overturn Roe v. Wade, reshaping America's legal landscape.
UK police arrest activists in pre-emptive protest crackdown
Metropolitan Police make pre-emptive arrests, including of a solicitor, to prevent a planned Defend Our Juries protest. Critics decry the move as an assault on democratic rights.
Father Ted Creator Arrested Over Transgender Posts
Comedy writer Graham Linehan was arrested by police in Westminster following complaints about online comments related to transgender issues, sparking a fierce debate on free speech and social media conduct.
Graham Linehan Detained at Heathrow Over Arizona Protest
Father Ted creator Graham Linehan was stopped by Metropolitan Police at Heathrow Airport and questioned over an alleged offence in Arizona, sparking free speech concerns.
US Army Veteran Arrested in FBI ICE Plot Sting
An American military veteran has been apprehended by the FBI on terrorism-related charges for allegedly planning to attack an ICE immigration detention centre. Exclusive details.
Father Ted Creator Graham Linehan Arrested at Heathrow
Graham Linehan, the acclaimed writer behind Father Ted, was detained by police at Heathrow Airport under controversial new public order laws, sparking outrage and a fierce debate on free speech and transgender activism.
Iran protester with dog triggers major London station alert
A man chained himself to a railing with his dog at King's Cross station, staging a solo protest against the Iranian regime. The incident caused a major emergency response and station disruption.
Tory MP Lee Anderson Sparks Fury with Anne Frank Comment
Conservative MP Lee Anderson faces a firestorm of criticism after suggesting Anne Frank would have 'believed in freedom' and avoided the Holocaust if she had been armed. Outrage erupts over the 'appalling' historical revisionism.
Mother's arm broken in police custody after Epping protest
A mother claims Essex Police broke her arm during an arrest at a Union Jack protest in Epping. Released without charge, she demands justice as an investigation is launched into the controversial incident.
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