One in five councils ban swearing under new orders
A report reveals that 91% of councils use PSPOs to ban everyday activities like swearing, shouting, and picking stones, with fines rising to £500.
Category : Liberties
Carole Jordan: Astrophysics and Women in Science Advocacy
Gillian Morriss-Kay highlights Carole Jordan's dual legacy: groundbreaking astrophysics and her role in reforming Oxford's biased promotions system.
Supreme Court Ruling Weakens Voting Rights Act
The Supreme Court's 6-3 ruling in Louisiana v Callais weakens a key provision of the Voting Rights Act, threatening Black congressional districts and representation across the South.
Maryland Bans Surveillance Pricing in Grocery Stores
Maryland becomes the first US state to ban surveillance pricing in grocery stores, but critics warn of loopholes and weak enforcement.
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Supreme Court Weakens Voting Rights Act (30.04.2026)
The US Supreme Court ruled 6-3 to gut Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act, allowing states to draw districts that dilute minority voting power, sparking White House praise and civil rights condemnation.
Supreme Court Strikes Down Key Voting Rights Act Provision
The US Supreme Court's conservative majority struck down a key element of the Voting Rights Act, allowing racial gerrymandering and weakening minority voting power.
NYC Mayor Urges King Charles to Return Koh-i-Noor Diamond
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani says he would privately ask King Charles to return the Koh-i-Noor diamond to India, reigniting the colonial-era dispute.
Queen Camilla at NY Library with Sarah Jessica Parker
Queen Camilla attended a literary reception at the New York Public Library, joined by Sarah Jessica Parker and Anna Wintour, promoting reading and literacy.
Justice Dept Rolls Back Gun Rules, Senate Confirms ATF Chief
The Justice Department announced over 30 changes to gun regulations, including repealing a Biden-era rule on background checks, sparking controversy amid a recent assassination attempt on President Trump.
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Epstein Survivors Hold Hill Roundtable After King Charles Declines
Survivors of Jeffrey Epstein held a roundtable on Capitol Hill after King Charles III declined to meet them, with lawmakers criticizing the king and pushing for justice.
NYC Mayor Would Urge King Charles to Return Kohinoor to India
NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani stated he would urge King Charles III to return the Kohinoor diamond to India, a crown jewel currently in the Tower of London, sparking renewed debate over colonial artifacts.
Malala Seeks Backing for Afghan Women After Swinney Talks
Malala Yousafzai met Scottish First Minister John Swinney, urging world leaders to support Afghan women and girls under Taliban rule and criminalise gender apartheid.
Nick Cave's Three-Word Verdict on Russell Brand's Conversion
Nick Cave dismisses Russell Brand's Christian book with 'Good for atheism' after Brand struggles to find Bible passage in awkward Piers Morgan interview.
Supreme Court Strikes Down Louisiana District Map
The Supreme Court ruled 6-3 that Louisiana's second Black-majority congressional district is an unconstitutional racial gerrymander, potentially benefiting Republicans and weakening Voting Rights Act protections.
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Lib Dems Admit Human Rights Breach Over Christian Views
The Liberal Democrats have admitted breaching the human rights of former BBC journalist David Campanale through unlawful religious discrimination over his Christian faith, agreeing to pay damages after he was deselected as a candidate.
Supreme Court Sides with Anti-Abortion Center on Free Speech
The Supreme Court unanimously ruled for a faith-based pregnancy center, allowing it to challenge a New Jersey investigation on First Amendment grounds.
Lib Dems Admit Breach Over Christian Candidate
The Liberal Democrats have admitted breaching the human rights of former BBC journalist David Campanale by deselecting him as a candidate over his Christian views, agreeing to pay damages.
Trump's Media Lawsuits Dismissed, Courts Back Press Freedom
Donald Trump's legal battles against US media are repeatedly dismissed by courts citing First Amendment protections, yet his broader campaign of pressure and retaliation against the press continues.
Woman Refuses Bag Move on Empty Train, Man Follows
A woman on a near-empty train refused a man's demand to move her bag from a seat. He followed her to another carriage, sparking debate on entitlement and personal space.
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Trump's Legal Losses Fail to Halt Media War
Despite repeated courtroom defeats, President Trump's campaign against the media continues through public pressure, regulatory threats, and costly litigation, challenging press freedom.
GMB Star Announces King Charles' Iran Stance Live on Air
Good Morning Britain's Susanna Reid and Ed Balls delivered breaking news about King Charles' response to Trump's Iran comments during a live broadcast on Wednesday.
Jimmy Kimmel Held to Higher Standard Than Trump
Jimmy Kimmel's joke about Melania Trump being an 'expectant widow' sparked outrage from Trump, but critics argue the president holds comedians to a higher standard than himself.
How to respond when friends criticize their looks and weight
Navigating conversations when friends criticize their bodies or faces can be tricky. Here's how to respond without reinforcing harmful beauty standards.
Palestine Action Ban 'Culture of Fear' Court Hears
The UK Appeal Court heard arguments that the government's ban on Palestine Action has fostered a 'culture of fear' among activists, stifling legitimate protest.
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Judge Blocks Trump Admin’s Arizona Voter Roll Request
A federal judge dismissed the DOJ's lawsuit against Arizona, ruling the state's voter list is not subject to federal request, marking a sixth court loss for the administration.
Disneyland Facial Recognition at Entrances Raises Concerns
Disneyland introduces facial recognition at park entrances, aiming to speed access but sparking privacy debates among visitors and advocacy groups.
Councils Accused of Abusing Powers with Bans on Daily Acts
A report reveals councils are using Public Spaces Protection Orders to ban everyday activities like feeding birds and foraging, sparking accusations of overreach.
Gaza Artists Show War Impressions as Fragile Ceasefire Holds
Young Palestinian artists in Gaza stage an outdoor exhibit depicting war and displacement amid a fragile ceasefire, with over 70,000 killed and widespread destruction.
Trump Admin May Ban Electric Shocks on Autistic Kids
The Trump administration may finally outlaw electrical stimulation devices for disciplining autistic children, after years of delays. Experts and advocates call the practice torture.
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Maurene Comey Lawsuit Can Proceed, Judge Rules
A federal judge ruled that Maurene Comey's wrongful termination lawsuit against the DOJ can proceed in court, rejecting the government's bid to move it to administrative channels.
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