A US pro-Israel group faces backlash after nominating children's educator Ms Rachel for 'Antisemite of the Year'. Critics accuse the list of conflating criticism of Israel with antisemitism. Read the full story.
The US Justice Department argues fired prosecutor Maurene Comey's lawsuit should be dismissed on procedural grounds. Read the latest on this high-profile legal battle.
Justice Secretary David Lammy plans to halve jury trials in England and Wales. Critics warn this dismantles a pillar of British justice without evidence it will clear the 78,000-case backlog. Read the full analysis.
Girlguiding UK has made a 'difficult decision' to restrict membership to those recorded female at birth, a move welcomed by gender-critical campaigners but condemned by trans rights groups.
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Justice Secretary David Lammy announces plans to scrap jury trials for some offences and create 'swift courts' to tackle the record crown court backlog of over 78,000 cases. Critics warn it erodes a fundamental right.
A 13-year-old boy executed his family's killer in a packed Afghan stadium, marking the 12th public killing since the Taliban's return. This grim spectacle coincides with UN warnings of a rapid human rights deterioration.
Justice Secretary David Lammy plans to abolish jury trials for crimes likely to get 3 years or less, introducing 'swift courts'. Critics call it an attack on an ancient right.
Justice Secretary David Lammy confirms sweeping court reforms, creating judge-only 'swift courts' for cases with sentences under three years to tackle the backlog. Read the full details.
Former SBS newsreader Mary Kostakidis alleges a racial discrimination case is a deliberate campaign to undermine her criticism of Israel. Read the full legal defence details.
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Analysis of Hong Kong's response to its deadliest fire in decades shows how the city's distinct systems are being eroded under Beijing's influence, with dissent criminalised and elections restricted.
Iranian director Jafar Panahi, fresh from winning Gotham Awards, is sentenced to a year in prison for 'propaganda'. He intends to return to Iran to serve the term. Read the full story.
India orders smartphone makers to pre-install an unremovable government app, raising privacy alarms and a potential clash with Apple. Critics call it a 'dystopian' surveillance tool.
Victoria Police can now search children without a warrant under new laws. Critics warn of overreach and potential harm to youth. Read the full analysis.
Conservative commentator Allie Beth Stuckey defends her stance against liberal accusations of degrading women. Discover the fiery exchange over empathy, faith, and political agendas.
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Justice Secretary David Lammy announces bold reforms to clear the Crown Court backlog, including judge-only trials for less serious crimes. Will this plan deliver swift justice?
New research shows half of women are skipping festive events due to safety concerns on winter nights. Discover the findings and calls for employer action.
A damning report reveals hate speech on X, formerly Twitter, has surged 500% in the UK since Elon Musk's takeover. MPs demand urgent action from the government. Read the full investigation.
A man dressed as Father Christmas was detained by police at a Palestine Action demonstration in Norwich. Ten people were arrested for alleged support of a proscribed group.
Iranian authorities have sentenced acclaimed filmmaker Jafar Panahi to prison. Explore the details of his case and the international outcry it has provoked.
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A damning leaked report based on 24 FBI sources describes the agency as a 'rudderless ship' under Director Kash Patel, citing plummeting morale and a climate of fear. Read the full investigation.
As 'rage bait' wins Oxford's 2025 Word of the Year, columnist Zoe Williams argues it's time to decommission problematic terms like 'mansplain'. Explore the linguistic journey and political misuse.
Tim Wardle, 86, campaigned for assisted dying but died in agony, unable to afford Dignitas. His son urges Lords to stop delaying the bill to prevent more suffering.
The White House has removed Fox News from its controversial 'media offenders' list after the network objected to a misattribution. Discover the details of the administration's ongoing feud with the press.
A US appeals court has ruled Alina Habba, Donald Trump's former lawyer, is unlawfully serving as New Jersey's top federal prosecutor. The decision challenges the Trump administration's appointment tactics.
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Stormont Justice Minister Naomi Long speaks out after a crowd gathered outside her Belfast home, calling the incident 'disturbing' and 'inappropriate'. She urges public to engage through official channels.
Hong Kong authorities arrest 13 for manslaughter after a devastating fire kills 151. The tragedy exposes alleged safety violations and sparks controversy over civilian arrests under security laws.
Faced with modern pressures, a surprising number of women in Britain are exploring religious life. Discover the reasons behind this 2025 trend and what it says about society.
The US Supreme Court could strike down bans on harmful gay 'conversion therapy', a discredited practice linked to depression and suicide. Experts warn of a dangerous comeback.
Public donations for the Hong Kong fire victims have surged to $115 million. As the death toll rises, authorities face scrutiny over safety failures while moving to stifle dissent. Read the full report.
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A Guardian journalist recounts being stopped and searched by Victoria Police under controversial new powers. Read her first-hand account of the encounter and its implications for civil liberties.
