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PR firm accused of 'black hat' Wikipedia edits

An investigation reveals Portland Communications, founded by Keir Starmer's comms chief, allegedly commissioned covert Wikipedia changes to benefit clients, including Qatar. Discover the full story.

Australians report surveillance in calls to Iran

Iranian Australians report chilling surveillance during calls to relatives in Iran, with authorities openly ordering them to hang up. As the regime's crackdown continues, the diaspora fears for family safety.

Iranian film-maker Panahi warns of regime collapse

Acclaimed director Jafar Panahi, speaking from the US, warns the Khamenei regime cannot sustain control after violent crackdowns and internet blackouts in Iran. Read his stark prediction.

UK parents sue TikTok over children's deaths

Five bereaved British parents are taking TikTok to court in the US, alleging the platform's content led to their children's deaths in the 'blackout challenge'. Their first hearing is on Friday 16 January 2026.

Iran to hang man without trial over mass protests

Iran is set to execute a 26-year-old man for participating in anti-government protests, with hundreds reported dead and internet blackouts hindering information flow. Read the latest on the escalating crisis.

London station renamed '&' during WWII blackout

Discover the strange WWII tale of Bushey & Oxhey station, nicknamed 'Ampersand' after signs were painted over to confuse invaders. A quirky slice of London transport history.

Iran's Regime Vulnerable, But Crackdowns Continue

Analysis: Iran's theocracy faces unprecedented vulnerability amid protests, but the regime's honed playbook of internet blackouts and force shows no sign of weakening. Read the latest.

Iran vows 'no back down' amid nationwide protests

Iran's government pledges a harsh response as nationwide protests over economic conditions escalate. Demonstrators torch buildings and demand political reform. Read the latest developments.

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