Why Trump's $10bn BBC lawsuit is likely to fail
Donald Trump's $10bn defamation claim against the BBC over a Panorama edit is analysed by a top media lawyer, who reveals the fundamental flaws in the case. Discover the legal obstacles.
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MPs demand Lammy meets lawyers over hunger strikers' health crisis
Lawyers warn prisoners on prolonged hunger strike may die without justice secretary's intervention. Over 50 MPs and peers urge David Lammy to meet representatives to 'prevent a catastrophe'.
FBI had doubts over probable cause for Trump raid
Newly declassified documents show the FBI expressed concerns about lacking probable cause before the 2022 Mar-a-Lago raid. Read the full investigation details.
BBC to fight Trump's $10bn lawsuit over Capitol speech edit
The BBC has vowed to defend itself against a $10bn lawsuit filed by former US President Donald Trump, who alleges the broadcaster maliciously edited his speech before the Capitol attack. Read the full story.
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Hispanic Owner Sues Chicago Over Riverwalk Licence
Robert Gomez, owner of Beat Kitchen, alleges Chicago refused to renew his waterfront licence due to racial equity directives favouring a black-owned business. He is seeking damages.
Fox Hosts Clash Over Trump's Rob Reiner Murder Comments
Fox News presenters clash after Donald Trump mocks murdered director Rob Reiner. The 78-year-old and his wife were found stabbed. Read the full debate.
Jimmy Carr defends controversial Saudi Arabia comedy show
Comedian Jimmy Carr has defended his performance at Saudi Arabia's Riyadh Comedy Festival, stating 'I loved it' despite criticism from human rights groups. Read his full response.
CAIR sues Florida Gov DeSantis over 'terrorist' designation
A leading US Muslim civil rights group is suing Florida Governor Ron DeSantis, calling his order labelling it a 'foreign terrorist organisation' unconstitutional. Read the latest on this legal battle.
Russians Stage Rare Protest Against Church for Soldiers
Residents in a Russian city have made a direct appeal to President Putin to stop a church honouring soldiers being built in a park. The rare protest has sparked a fierce debate.
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Omar: Trump's Attacks Fuel Climate of Violence
US Congresswoman Ilhan Omar warns Donald Trump's 'dehumanising' rhetoric is creating a dangerous climate of political violence, citing direct threats and a surge in hate.
National Security Act risks overreach, warns legal review
The UK's new National Security Act is so broad it could lead to wrongful investigations of journalists, think tanks and protesters, an independent review warns. Read the full report.
Date ends abruptly over secret phone recording
A first date turned sour when a man discovered his date was secretly filming their entire meal. He left the restaurant immediately, sparking a fierce online debate about privacy and consent.
Netflix cancels 'Boots' after Pentagon brands it 'woke garbage'
Netflix has cancelled its acclaimed gay military drama 'Boots' after a single season, sparking fury. The move follows strong condemnation from the Pentagon. Read the full story.
Trump sues BBC for $10bn: Legal expert explains case
Donald Trump files a massive defamation lawsuit against the BBC over a Panorama episode. A UK legal expert explains the hurdles he faces and the strategic use of SLAPP suits. Read the full analysis.
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Study: 'Lesbian' term declining as Gen Z picks new labels
A major study of 122 countries reveals Gen Z is moving away from the term 'lesbian' in favour of broader identities like 'queer' and 'pansexual'. Discover the data driving this rapid evolution.
Labour's 'Anti-Muslim Hostility' Definition Sparks Debate
Labour is considering a new definition of anti-Muslim hatred, shifting from 'Islamophobia' to 'anti-Muslim hostility'. Free speech advocates warn it could chill legitimate criticism. Read the full story.
Bondi Attack Ignites US-Australia Gun Control Debate
The Bondi Beach shooting has reignited a fierce debate on gun control, with US commentators blaming Australia's strict laws. Discover the facts and the UK perspective on this global issue.
Corrections: Christchurch Date, EHRC Scope Clarified
The Guardian corrects the date of the Christchurch massacre and clarifies the remit of the Equality and Human Rights Commission. Read the full corrections list and learn how to submit a complaint.
German far-right MP charged over alleged Nazi salute
German prosecutors charge AfD MP Matthias Moosdorf for allegedly performing a Nazi salute in parliament. Read the full details of the case and its political implications.
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EHRC suggests unisex toilets for trans inclusion
The head of Britain's equalities watchdog suggests rebranding single-sex toilets as unisex. Read the latest on the guidance and Supreme Court ruling.
Iraq war veteran banned from coaching after hate crime acquittal
Jamie Michael, cleared of racial hatred charges in 17 minutes, is barred from coaching his daughter's football team over safeguarding concerns. The case raises free speech alarms.
Dolce & Gabbana's 'Happy Holidays' Tree Sparks Backlash
A luxury Christmas tree in Sydney, sponsored by Dolce & Gabbana, has ignited controversy for using 'Happy Holidays' instead of 'Merry Christmas', sparking a fierce debate about Australian identity and tradition. Read the full story.
Legal challenge to Melbourne CBD search zone powers
The organiser of Melbourne's 'Greedozer' Invasion Day rally is mounting a legal challenge against controversial police search powers in the CBD. Read the full story on the fight for civil liberties.
Security review for Duke of Sussex underway in UK
The Home Office has ordered a new threat assessment for Prince Harry, reviewing his security arrangements after a court appeal loss and a reported stalking incident. Read the latest.
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Falkner: Government 'Abandoned' Women's Rights
Former EHRC head Kishwer Falkner accuses Labour of 'dissembling' over delays to new transgender guidance for single-sex spaces. Read the full story on the Westminster row.
US Monitors Online Speech in New Orleans Immigration Raids
State and federal authorities are monitoring online criticism of the 'Catahoula Crunch' immigration operation in New Orleans, raising free speech concerns. Read the full investigation.
Judge Blocks Prosecutors from Key Comey Evidence
A federal judge has temporarily barred prosecutors from accessing materials from James Comey's ally, dealing a blow to the case against the former FBI director. Read the latest on this legal battle.
Unseen Rosa Parks photos return to Alabama after 70 years
Never-before-seen photos of Rosa Parks and other civil rights activists from the 1965 Selma march have been unveiled in Alabama, highlighting overlooked stories. Discover the powerful legacy.
FBI's 15-Year Fugitive Fights US Extradition from UK
Daniel Andreas San Diego, on the FBI's Most Wanted list for 15 years, is battling extradition from the UK over 2003 pipe bombings. His case revisits the 'green scare' era of US extremism.
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Iran arrests organisers over women running without hijabs
Iranian judiciary arrests two marathon organisers after images show unveiled female competitors. The incident highlights the ongoing struggle over mandatory hijab laws in Iran. Read the full report.
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