Mass Arrests Follow Appeal Court Ruling Affirming Proscription of Direct Action Group British police arrested 117 people outside the Royal Courts of Justice in London on Monday after five Court of Appeal judges upheld the government’s ban on Palestine Action,…
Cabinet Resignations Over Defence Funding Shake Starmer Government Defence Secretary John Healey and Armed Forces Minister Al Carns resigned from Sir Keir Starmer’s cabinet on Wednesday, accusing the prime minister of being “unwilling to commit the resources that the nation…
Trump and Netanyahu’s Middle East Gamble Risks Permanent Crisis as Iran Holds Firm When the United States and Israel launched their joint military campaign against Iran on the last day of February, both leaders spoke as though the Islamic Republic’s…
Iran Strikes Israel in Defence of Hezbollah as Lebanon Emerges as the Central Fault Line Iran launched direct missile strikes against Israel overnight on Sunday, retaliating for an Israeli raid on the southern suburbs of Beirut — a move that…
Watchdog Chair Defends Race Action Plan as Politicians Call for Retreat The chair of the independent body that oversaw the UK’s police race action plan has warned that efforts to combat institutional racism in policing remain dangerously inadequate — even…
UK Watchdog Issues ‘World First’ Order Against Google’s AI Search Features The UK’s Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has ordered Google to give news organisations and online publishers the right to opt out of its AI-powered search features, marking what…
Cooper Pledges to Keep Pressing China on Jimmy Lai’s Detention After Beijing Visit British Foreign Secretary Yvette Cooper has vowed to continue raising the case of imprisoned pro-democracy publisher Jimmy Lai with Beijing, following a two-day diplomatic visit to China…
Dying Victim Handcuffed While Attacker Went Free: The Henry Nowak Case Exposes Critical Failures in Police Response Henry Nowak, an 18-year-old University of Southampton student, was stabbed five times with an eight-inch blade by Vickrum Digwa as he walked home…
Cruise Giant Discloses Major Data Breach Affecting Close to Six Million U.S. Customers Carnival Corporation, the world’s largest cruise operator, has confirmed that a data breach occurring in April compromised the personal information of 5,995,277 U.S. customers, after a hacker…
Meta and Social Media Giants Agree to Pay Millions to Settle School District Lawsuit Over Youth Mental Health Harms Meta, Snap, Alphabet, and ByteDance have agreed to pay a combined total of approximately $27 million to settle a lawsuit brought…