BBC accused of spreading false Troubles rumours
Explosive new claims suggest the BBC circulated false rumours about RUC officers in 1985, raising serious questions about media ethics during the Troubles era.
Category : Liberties
Met Police culture makes racial harm 'inevitable'
A damning internal report exposes how the Metropolitan Police's institutional culture systematically fails Black and ethnic minority staff and enables racial discrimination.
Supreme Court rules against transgender passport rights
In a controversial 6-3 ruling, America's highest court has upheld the Trump administration's policy requiring biological sex designation on passports, sparking outrage from LGBTQ+ advocates.
Not Guilty: Man Cleared in Sandwich Throwing Case
A Washington DC jury delivers a surprising not guilty verdict for a man accused of assaulting a federal agent with a sandwich, raising questions about police conduct and proportionality.
Federal judge condemns force against Chicago protesters, media
A federal judge condemns 'unacceptable' tactics as video evidence reveals federal officers using aggressive measures against demonstrators and media personnel during Chicago protests.
Met Police officers refuse ID in plain-clothes stop
A London man's viral video reveals Metropolitan Police officers refusing to identify themselves during a stop, raising serious questions about police accountability and public rights.
Lammy's fiery speech slams Algerian deportation plan
Shadow Foreign Secretary David Lammy delivers impassioned protest in Parliament over Home Office plans to deport an Algerian man despite severe health risks, accusing the government of dangerous negligence.
50 Cent's police funding U-turn after robbery
American rap superstar 50 Cent dramatically reverses his position on police funding after being robbed at gunpoint in New York City, calling for increased police presence in shocking social media posts.
Ex-FBI Attorney Sues Over Illegal Surveillance Claims
Exclusive: Alexis Wilkins alleges FBI conducted unlawful monitoring of communications with Kash Patel, raising serious questions about government overreach and civil liberties.
UK bans choking in pornography in landmark safety law
New legislation makes Britain the first country to criminalise the depiction of non-fatal strangulation in commercial pornography, addressing what experts call a 'public health crisis'.
Far-right extremists outnumber Islamists in Prevent referrals
Exclusive data reveals a dramatic shift in UK terrorism threats as far-right extremists surpass Islamist cases in Prevent referrals for the first time, signalling changing security landscape.
Home Office secretly flags thousands as potential groomers
Exclusive investigation reveals Home Office's controversial algorithm automatically marking individuals as potential child groomers without their knowledge, raising serious civil liberties concerns.
El Salvador's exiled journalists flee Bukele crackdown
Under President Nayib Bukele's regime, Salvadoran journalists face exile, threats and legal persecution in what critics call a systematic assault on press freedom.
SC Supreme Court Justice Resigns Amid Misconduct Claims
South Carolina's Supreme Court faces turmoil as Justice John Kittridge steps down following ethics investigation into judicial misconduct claims involving political interference.
DOJ probes Utah campus police over Charlie Kirk event
The US Department of Justice has launched a civil rights investigation into police conduct during a Charlie Kirk speaking event at the University of Utah, examining potential First Amendment violations.
Lammy demands urgent Met Police reform after damning report
Justice Secretary David Lammy calls for immediate action to address 'institutional failure' within Metropolitan Police, highlighting racial bias and cultural issues.
BBC staff refuse gender stories in censorship row
Explosive revelations expose how BBC staff are refusing to cover gender-critical stories, leading to accusations of institutional bias and calls for Tim Davie's resignation over the corporation's editorial integrity.
Oklahoma Governor Faces Backlash Over Execution Decision
Republican Governor Kevin Stitt under fire after allowing execution of Julius Jones despite widespread protests and celebrity interventions in controversial capital punishment case.
Sun pays substantial damages to Christopher Jefferies
News Group Newspapers agrees to significant payout after defaming retired teacher Christopher Jefferies during Joanna Yeates murder investigation
ASL interpreters join White House briefings after advocacy
In a landmark victory for accessibility, American Sign Language interpreters now feature prominently during White House press briefings following persistent advocacy from deaf organisations.
UK bans strangulation in pornography
Anti-trafficking campaigners celebrate as new legislation prohibits simulated choking and strangulation in pornographic content, marking a significant victory for performer welfare.
Vatican rejects Mary as 'Co-Redeemer' in doctrine ruling
The Catholic Church has formally rejected attempts to declare Mary as 'Co-Redeemer' with Christ, affirming traditional doctrine in a significant theological statement from Pope Leo.
Trump's 'Enemy of the People' Attack on Journalists
As Donald Trump secures the Republican nomination, his renewed attacks on the press raise alarming concerns about press freedom and democratic norms in Western politics.
Police ethnicity data sparks racial profiling concerns
New police statistics revealing suspect ethnicity details have ignited debates about racial profiling and discrimination in law enforcement practices nationwide.
Prince Harry's poignant Remembrance essay sparks debate
The Duke of Sussex pens emotional tribute to fallen soldiers while subtly addressing his own departure from royal duties and the changing landscape of British patriotism.
Liberal women voice horror over abortion comments
Senior Liberal women express outrage after Coalition colleagues make controversial comments about abortion access, reigniting debate over reproductive rights in Australian politics.
Afghan Interpreter Data Breach in UK Government Security Scandal
Sensitive information about Afghan citizens who worked with British forces has been accidentally leaked by the UK government, prompting an urgent investigation into data protection failures.
Police Urged to Standardise Suspect Ethnicity Reporting
A major review calls for standardised approach to disclosing suspects' ethnic backgrounds, warning current patchwork system risks damaging community trust and media credibility.
Syrian asylum seeker stalks woman from nightclub in CCTV footage
Disturbing video reveals moment Syrian asylum seeker follows British woman through city streets before strangulation and sexual assault in terrifying night-time ordeal.
Lucy Ward: Joey Barton's posts scared me
Broadcaster Lucy Ward gives emotional testimony about fearing for her safety after former footballer Joey Barton targeted her with misogynistic social media posts in landmark online abuse case.
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