A juror reveals how a jury uncovered police evidence flaws to free an innocent man, as government plans to scrap jury trials threaten this cornerstone of British justice. Read the full investigation.
The White House unveils a 'media bias tracker' naming CBS News and others as 'Media Offenders of the Week'. Discover the latest escalation in Trump's war with the press.
UK police arrest dozens as nationwide protests challenge the controversial terrorism designation of Palestine Action. Discover the full story behind the civil disobedience wave.
Donald Trump escalates his misogynistic rhetoric with multiple insults directed at female reporters during Thanksgiving, raising concerns about press freedom and gender equality in politics.
Thousands of Pro-Palestine protesters marched through central London, chanting and carrying flags. The demonstration, part of the International Day of Solidarity, saw clashes with police. Read the full story.
A damning UN report details Israel's 'organised and widespread torture' of Palestinians, including dog attacks and sexual violence. Read the full investigation into alleged war crimes.
Internal conflict at UK's human rights watchdog over delayed single-sex spaces guidance distracts from pressing issues like far-right rise. New appointments could reshape approach.
Nigel Farage's alliance with US group ADF, which helped overturn Roe v. Wade, poses a serious threat to reproductive freedoms in Britain. Learn why this matters.
Survey data reveals only 61% of high-school girls want marriage versus 74% of boys. Explore the changing attitudes towards relationships and institutional pressures.
Sarah and Russell's blind date after a 15-year gap was a whirlwind of chat, tapas, and a potential friendship built on visiting east coast puffins. Fancy a blind date? Email blind.date@theguardian.com
Victoria Police can randomly stop and search anyone in inner Melbourne until May 2026 without warrants, sparking racial profiling concerns from legal groups and Senator Lidia Thorpe.
Australian Senator Pauline Hanson suspended for 7 days after wearing burka in parliament protest. The One Nation leader defends her controversial stance on face coverings.
A shock ruling in Germany has declared covert filming of nude women in public saunas legal, sparking national outrage and calls for urgent legal reform. Join the petition for change.
BBC Scotland faces backlash after issuing a 'trigger warning' before an interview with nurse Sandie Peggie's lawyer Naomi Cunningham. Critics accuse the broadcaster of breaching impartiality guidelines.
Historian Rutger Bregman accuses BBC of cowardice after it removed his description of Donald Trump as 'most openly corrupt president'. Read the full story on this media controversy.
Quebec intensifies its secularism laws with Bill 9, banning public prayer and religious symbols. Critics argue it disproportionately targets Muslims. Discover the full implications.
Native American actress Elaine Miles, known for 'The Last of Us', details her detention by ICE agents who dismissed her tribal identification as fake. Read her shocking account.
High Court hears Palestine Action's legal challenge, arguing suffragettes could face terror proscription under current laws. A landmark case for civil liberties in the UK.
Clayton Lockett's botched lethal injection in Oklahoma took 43 minutes, covering the chamber in blood and sparking a national debate on execution methods. Read the full investigation.
Journalists face unprecedented threats from Gaza to America. This erosion of press freedom could happen anywhere. Learn why we must defend media liberty now.
Indigenous actress Elaine Miles details ICE detention where agents dismissed her tribal ID as fake. Read her shocking account and the wider implications for tribal sovereignty.
A top barrister defends JK Rowling's stance on women's rights in a landmark employment tribunal involving an A&E nurse and a trans medic. Discover the legal fallout.
Exclusive: David Lammy's radical plan to abolish jury trials for most cases, handling over 30,000 annually by judges alone. Is this the solution to the 78,000-case backlog? Read our analysis.
Amnesty International accuses Israel of ongoing genocide in Gaza despite the truce, with 352 Palestinians killed since the ceasefire. Read the full report and international response.
Author Sally Rooney says she cannot publish new work in the UK due to her publishers' fears over royalties for proscribed group Palestine Action. Discover the full story.
The New York Times defends journalist Katie Rogers after President Trump calls her 'ugly, third-rate reporter' in health article dispute. Read the full confrontation details.
Author Sally Rooney claims she cannot publish new work in the UK due to Palestine Action terror ban. Read how this impacts literary freedom and government policy.
Dutch writer Rutger Bregman accuses the BBC of cowardice after it censored his Reith Lecture. The corporation now forbids journalists from repeating the removed line about Donald Trump's alleged corruption.
Donald Trump announces plans to 'fix' the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool, calling it 'Biden filth'. This follows the controversial demolition of the White House East Wing.
Shadow Justice Secretary Robert Jenrick accuses the Government of not trusting the public over reported plans to restrict jury trials. Discover the details of the Leveson review and the political battle.