Texas union sues over teacher investigations after Kirk posts
The Texas American Federation of Teachers files a federal lawsuit, alleging the state's probe into educators' social media comments violates First Amendment rights. Read the full story.
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Texas Union Sues Over Teacher Social Media Investigations
A major Texas teachers' union files a federal lawsuit, alleging the state's investigation into educators' posts about Charlie Kirk's death violates free speech. Read the full story.
Arena families demand MI5 is covered by Hillsborough Law
Families of the Manchester Arena attack victims urge PM Keir Starmer to ensure MI5 is fully accountable under the new Hillsborough Law, following the inquiry's findings of intelligence failures.
Arena families: MI5 must face Hillsborough Law duty
Families of the Manchester Arena attack victims demand MI5 is held to account under a new 'Hillsborough Law', accusing the agency of a 'lack of candour' after the 2017 bombing. Read their urgent plea to the PM.
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Proud Boys announce Jan 6 anniversary march in Washington
Proud Boys leader Enrique Tarrio, pardoned by Trump, announces a march retracing the 2021 Capitol attack route. The event marks the fifth anniversary of the insurrection.
Palestine Action hunger strikers' health deteriorating
Heba Muraisi and Kamran Ahmed are on days 65 and 58 of their hunger strike, with severe health declines. Supporters warn they are in a critical phase. Read the latest.
Fleet Street Editor Bill Hagerty Dies Aged 86
Veteran journalist Bill Hagerty, a former Daily Mirror editor and staunch defender of press freedom, has passed away at 86. Read about his remarkable 70-year career.
Manchester Arena families demand MI5 scrutiny in new law
Families of the Manchester Arena bombing victims accuse MI5 of failing to act on intelligence. They demand the security service is included in new legislation to prevent cover-ups. Read their powerful letter.
Mystery Cameras in Texas Spark Privacy and Surveillance Fears
A Texas neighbourhood is alarmed by unaccountable Flock Safety cameras scanning every car. Residents fear data misuse by ICE and private firms. Discover the growing backlash.
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Mystery Cameras in Texas Spark Mass Surveillance Fears
A Texas neighbourhood is alarmed by a proliferation of unaccountable licence plate cameras. Residents fear data misuse and government overreach. Discover the debate over public safety versus privacy.
Home CCTV rules: Breaking them could be a criminal offence
Households using CCTV and smart doorbells are warned they could face prosecution for harassment or stalking if cameras breach strict data laws. Learn the rules to stay legal.
CCTV Rules: Breaking Them Could Be a Criminal Offence
Households using security cameras must follow strict data laws. MPs warn that misuse could lead to harassment charges and prosecution. Learn the rules to stay legal.
Venezuela detains journalists after Maduro removal
Venezuelan authorities detain at least 14 journalists and seize devices following the US-led capture of President Nicolás Maduro. Read the latest on the press freedom crackdown.
Bishops blast Scotland's abortion clinic buffer zones law
Catholic leaders in Scotland have launched a fierce attack on new 'safe access zones' around abortion clinics, calling the law a disproportionate restriction on free speech and religion. Read the full story on the escalating debate.
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Animist fights £400k fines over natural garden
Karen Barnes, a Canadian animist, is battling £400k in fines from Burlington city over her naturalised garden, citing freedom of religion and expression. Her case could set a precedent for ecological gardening rights.
Hunger striker on day 57 faces irreversible physical damage
Kamran Ahmed, on a 57-day hunger strike, is hospitalised again with hearing loss and vein collapse. The government refuses to intervene as legal action is launched. Read the full story.
Children of slain lawmaker beg Trump to remove post
The grieving children of murdered Minnesota lawmaker Melissa Hortman call on Donald Trump to delete a conspiracy theory linking Governor Tim Walz to her death. Read their emotional plea.
Indian Court Denies Bail to Activists After 5-Year Detention
India's Supreme Court refuses bail to two Muslim activists jailed for five years without trial under anti-terror laws, sparking international concern over civil liberties and due process.
Kimmel's Trump Jibe at Critics Choice Awards After Show Suspension
Jimmy Kimmel used his Critics Choice Awards win to sarcastically thank Donald Trump, referencing the president's attacks and his show's temporary suspension. Read the full story.
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Kimmel's Trump Jibe & Free Speech Stance at Awards
Jimmy Kimmel used his 2026 Critics' Choice Award win to mock Donald Trump and champion free speech, referencing his show's controversial 2025 suspension. Read the full story.
Kimmel's Trump Jibe & Free Speech Defence at Awards
Jimmy Kimmel used his 2026 Critics' Choice Award win to roast Donald Trump and champion free speech, referencing his show's controversial 2025 suspension. Read the full story.
Activist arrested at Sydney Venezuela protest
Activist Drew Pavlou was detained for 40 minutes after counter-protesting at a Sydney rally against US military action in Venezuela. Police confirm the event was unauthorised.
Hungarian writers flee hostile climate as Nobel shines light
László Krasznahorkai's Nobel Prize reveals a divided Hungary where writers face a repressive state, funding cuts, and anti-LGBTQ laws. Discover the story behind the award.
King's Army's Soho March Raises Alarm Over US-Style Tactics
A paramilitary-style march by The King's Army through London's gay quarter has ignited fears of a US-style Christian nationalist movement taking hold in the UK. Discover the group's leader and controversial tactics.
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NY Governor's Green WTC Lighting for Muslim Heritage Sparks Row
New York Governor Kathy Hochul's order to light the World Trade Center green for Muslim American Heritage Month has ignited fierce debate, drawing both praise and condemnation.
WTC Lit Green for Muslim Heritage Month Sparks Row
Governor Kathy Hochul orders 16 landmarks, including the Freedom Tower, illuminated in green for Muslim American Heritage Month, drawing both praise and fierce criticism.
Alabama cult arrests: Leader claims to be Jesus
US authorities arrest members of a religious cult in rural Alabama after a months-long investigation. The group's leader claims to be the son of God. Read the full story.
Readers challenge Guardian over Gaza photos omission
Guardian readers express dismay over the exclusion of devastating Gaza conflict imagery from a major photographic retrospective, calling it a puzzling oversight of defining 21st-century events.
Palestine hunger striker loses speech after 61 days
Heba Muraisi, on hunger strike in a Yorkshire prison in solidarity with Palestine Action, reports losing her ability to form sentences. Lawyers warn of 'potential death'.
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Palestine hunger striker loses speech after 61 days
Heba Muraisi, on hunger strike in a Yorkshire prison, reports losing her ability to speak and form sentences as her health deteriorates. Read the latest on the activists' demands and the government's response.
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