Manchester Jewish Protest Sparks Free Speech Debate
A Manchester protest where Jewish groups confronted pro-Palestine activists has ignited a crucial conversation about protest rights, community safety, and political expression in Britain.
Category : Liberties
Police Chief: All Terror Suspects Deserve Jury Trials
Exclusive: UK's top counter-terror officer calls for jury trials in all terrorism cases following controversial Manchester ruling, sparking debate over justice system reforms.
Activists: Cancelling Palestine protest lets terror win
Palestine Action activists vow to continue protests despite government pressure, arguing that silencing their demonstrations would amount to a victory for terrorism.
US deports journalist Mario Guevara to El Salvador
Award-winning journalist Mario Guevara has been forcibly deported from the US to El Salvador, sparking international outrage and raising serious concerns about press freedom and immigrant rights under the current administration.
JK Rowling: 'Appalled' British Jews feel unsafe in UK
Harry Potter author speaks out after survey reveals nearly half of British Jews feel uncomfortable expressing their identity publicly, calling the findings 'heartbreaking'
Met Police face jury revolt in Palestine protest cases
London's Metropolitan Police faces mounting criticism after multiple juries acquit Palestine solidarity activists, raising serious questions about protest policing tactics and freedom of expression in the capital.
Manchester man's name triggers airport security alerts
A Manchester man named Jihad Al-Shamie faced repeated security delays and questioning at Manchester Airport due to his name's unfortunate misinterpretation by security systems.
Women in Public Life: The Unseen Burden of Scrutiny
Exploring the hidden challenges women face under the public microscope and how systemic sexism continues to impact gender equality in modern Britain.
Sydney Opera House Protest Ban Sparks Legal Battle
Pro-Palestine activists are challenging a police decision to block their planned demonstration at Sydney Opera House on October 12th, setting up a major legal showdown over protest rights.
Mahmood: Pro-Palestine Protests 'Un-British' After Attack
Shabana Mahmood faces backlash after describing pro-Palestinian demonstrations in the wake of the Manchester arena incident as contrary to British values, sparking free speech debates.
Cleverly urges Palestine protesters to 'step back'
James Cleverly issues urgent plea for calm as massive pro-Palestinian demonstrations planned across UK this weekend, amid rising community tensions after Manchester incident.
Gaza burns Orwell's 1984 to bake bread in crisis
In a desperate act of survival, Gaza residents are burning books including Orwell's 1984 to bake bread, revealing the depth of the territory's humanitarian catastrophe where literature becomes fuel for basic survival.
Canada introduces gender-neutral 'X' passports
Canada launches groundbreaking gender-neutral passport option with 'X' marker, marking significant LGBTQ+ rights advancement while former US administration resisted similar reforms.
FBI trainee fired over Pride flag removal sparks controversy
A former FBI trainee's dismissal over removing LGBTQ+ Pride flags has ignited controversy, with Trump ally Kash Patel alleging political bias in the bureau's recruitment practices.
Pro-Palestine March Clashes With Armistice Day in London
Thousands of pro-Palestinian demonstrators are set to march through Central London on Armistice Day, creating a major security challenge as police brace for potential clashes with remembrance events.
UK Jews feel much less safe since October 7, survey finds
New research exposes a dramatic decline in safety perceptions among British Jews following Hamas attacks, with rising antisemitism affecting daily life and community wellbeing across the UK.
Engineer in legal battle over toilet access dispute
A civil engineer finds himself at the centre of a workplace conflict and legal challenge after refusing to disclose his identity during a toilet access disagreement with transgender colleagues.
ACLU sues Detroit police over Trump rally arrests
The American Civil Liberties Union files lawsuit against Detroit police for allegedly violating constitutional rights during Trump campaign event, seeking policy changes and damages.
Georgia Court protects Gullah Geechee land rights
In a historic ruling, Georgia's highest court has strengthened legal protections for ancestral lands of the Gullah Geechee community, marking a significant victory in the fight against discriminatory property laws.
UK wedding laws revolution: beaches and homes now legal
The biggest shake-up to marriage laws in nearly two centuries will allow couples to tie the knot in beaches, private homes and cruise ships across England and Wales from 2025.
Century-old Welsh women's peace petition gets new home
A groundbreaking 1923 peace petition signed by 390,000 Welsh women, once dismissed as a 'silly season' story, gains permanent recognition at the National Library of Wales in a powerful ceremony.
Portland Antifa activists face federal charges for vandalism
Federal authorities deliver crushing blow to Antifa network in Portland as multiple activists face serious charges for coordinated attacks on ICE facilities and city infrastructure.
Alex Jones in High Court over defamatory tweets about MP
Controversial US broadcaster Alex Jones is being taken to the High Court in London over allegedly defamatory tweets about Labour MP Dawn Butler, raising questions about social media accountability under Elon Musk's ownership.
Police raid terminally ill man's home in Home Office operation
Exclusive: James Vaughan, a man with months to live, had his peaceful Devon home stormed by police in a shocking Home Office operation that's sparked widespread condemnation and calls for reform.
King and Starmer targeted in antisemitic hate mail campaign
Exclusive: Police launch investigation after monarch and Labour leader receive identical antisemitic letters in coordinated attack across Greater Manchester.
Morocco protests turn deadly as police open fire
Moroccan cities erupt in violence as security forces fire live ammunition on demonstrators, marking the first deaths in escalating youth-led protests against government policies and economic conditions.
Starmer confronts police over antisemitism 'banter' response
Labour leader demands answers from Greater Manchester Police after officers dismissed antisemitic abuse against Jewish teenagers as 'banter' in shocking incident.
Pope Leo XIII statue vandalised with political graffiti
A historic statue of Pope Leo XIII at New York's Sacred Heart University has been defaced with political graffiti including 'Woke' and 'MAGA', triggering investigations and condemnation from religious leaders.
Starmer challenges police over 'Jewish' incident report
Labour leader demands answers after police document listed 'Jewish' as reason for suspect description in shocking breach of protocol
23 Months of Hate Marches: British Jews Speak Out
An explosive investigation exposes how nearly two years of relentless anti-Israel protests have created an atmosphere of fear and intimidation for Jewish communities across Britain.
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