Police fury over 'non-crime hate incident' recordings
Outrage erupts as police forces across Britain continue recording 'non-crime hate incidents' despite government reforms and free speech warnings. Victims and campaigners demand immediate action.
Category : Liberties
Met Police: Woke ideology cripples crime fighting
Exclusive investigation reveals how political correctness and identity politics are undermining the Metropolitan Police's ability to fight crime effectively, creating an Orwellian nightmare on London's streets.
Starmer's Digital ID Cards: Revolution or Risk?
Labour's proposed digital ID cards spark fierce debate as experts warn of technical failures and privacy concerns. Discover why this digital transformation might be doomed from the start.
Sex offenders barred from parental rights over crime-conceived children
New legislation will prevent convicted sex offenders from obtaining parental responsibility for children born as a result of their offences, marking a significant legal reform in family law protection.
Protesters storm Irish parliament in Dublin immigration clash
Tensions boiled over in Dublin as demonstrators breached security at Ireland's parliament building, leading to dramatic clashes with police during a heated session about immigration policy.
Met Police question Graham Linehan over transgender tweets
Comedy writer Graham Linehan questioned by Met Police over social media posts in controversial freedom of speech case that's drawing political scrutiny.
Mother fights family court case against secret government evidence
A landmark legal battle reveals how government departments can submit secret evidence in family courts, leaving parents like a mother fighting for her child in the dark about allegations against them.
Mother forced to fight government alone in family court
Exclusive: A single mother from South Yorkshire battles the Ministry of Justice alone after being denied legal aid, exposing systemic failures in the family court system that critics say prioritises cost savings over children's welfare.
Colorado abortion clinic targeted in brazen boulder blockade
A Colorado abortion clinic faces renewed threats as a massive boulder is strategically placed to block access, highlighting escalating tensions in America's reproductive healthcare landscape.
Mother's plea to PM: Reform courts to save children
Claire Throssell, whose two sons were murdered by their father, demands urgent family law reforms from the Prime Minister to protect vulnerable children from domestic violence tragedies.
Trans bullies face legal force after Linehan harassment
Graham Linehan's landmark legal victory signals a turning point as online trans bullies are finally held accountable under UK law for their relentless harassment campaigns.
Ruth Ellis's family seeks posthumous pardon
The grandchildren of Ruth Ellis, the final woman executed in the UK, are launching a fresh bid for a posthumous pardon, arguing her case was marred by injustice and deserves modern reconsideration.
Colombia legalises assisted dying in Supreme Court ruling
In a groundbreaking move, Colombia's Supreme Court has expanded euthanasia rights, making it the first Latin American nation to legalise assisted dying for non-terminally ill patients. Discover the implications of this historic judgement.
Mosque bans women from parkrun events
A Birmingham mosque has sparked controversy after prohibiting women and girls from participating in charity parkrun events, prompting an equality review and format changes for 2025.
California enacts transgender sanctuary law
California Governor Gavin Newsom signs groundbreaking legislation shielding transgender youths and their families from out-of-state investigations, igniting a fierce political battle across America.
Mutilated Palestinian bodies from Israeli jail: Gaza officials
Shocking allegations emerge as Gaza officials claim severely mutilated bodies of Palestinians were discovered after being held at Israel's Sde Teiman detention centre, raising grave human rights concerns.
Police record 'non-crime hate incidents' in culture war
UK police forces are documenting incidents where no crime has been committed but where someone perceives 'hostility', sparking concerns about free speech and policing priorities.
Met Police apologises to Father Ted writer in free speech row
London's Metropolitan Police faces mounting criticism after issuing an apology to Graham Linehan for recording a 'hate incident' based on gender-critical tweets, sparking fresh concerns about free speech and policing priorities.
Christian Lobby: Anti-Cult Laws Threaten Religious Freedom
The Australian Christian Lobby raises alarm over proposed anti-cult legislation, warning it could weaponise government power against mainstream religious groups and undermine fundamental freedoms.
Kash Patel's Diwali Remarks Spark Religious Controversy
Former Trump aide Kash Patel faces backlash after controversial Diwali comments declaring America a 'Christian nation', prompting strong reactions from British Hindu communities and interfaith advocates.
Medical neglect exposed in US immigration detention centres
Disturbing new report exposes systematic medical failures and inhumane treatment of detainees in ICE facilities across the United States, raising urgent human rights concerns.
Disney Faces Backlash Over Documentary Removal
Disney has ignited a free speech controversy after removing a conservative documentary from its streaming platforms, sparking accusations of political censorship and reigniting debates about media bias.
Chicago Police Use Tear Gas on Migrants in Council Hearing
Explosive body camera footage shows Chicago police deploying tear gas on asylum seekers during a heated council hearing, sparking outrage and calls for accountability.
White House Press Secretary clashes with reporter over medical query
Tensions flared in the White House briefing room as Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre shut down a reporter's line of questioning about a colleague's medical condition, calling it 'inappropriate' and 'unfair'.
Judge blocks Trump's National Guard election plan
A US federal court has halted Donald Trump's controversial plan to deploy National Guard troops for election monitoring in Portland, citing constitutional concerns in a groundbreaking decision.
Court blocks Trump's Portland National Guard deployment
A federal appeals court delivers a stunning blow to presidential power, ruling that Donald Trump exceeded his authority by deploying National Guard troops to Portland during 2020 protests.
Supreme Court voids gun ban for drug users
In a landmark 9-0 decision, America's highest court has overturned the federal ban preventing unlawful drug users from possessing firearms, declaring it violates Second Amendment rights.
Graham Linehan questioned by police at Heathrow Airport
Comedy writer Graham Linehan detained by Metropolitan Police officers at Heathrow Airport following social media complaints about his gender critical views.
MP warns Hillsborough Law could create 'slippery slope'
Labour MP Ian Byrne raises urgent concerns about the proposed Hillsborough Law, warning it could set a dangerous precedent for future tragedy responses while honouring victims' legacy.
Police question Graham Linehan over 'misgendering' claims
Comedy writer Graham Linehan investigated by Metropolitan Police after social media dispute about transgender activist India Willoughby, sparking free speech concerns.
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