Pauline Hanson's Burqa Stunt in Parliament
Australian Senator Pauline Hanson dons burqa in parliament, sparking widespread condemnation and media ethics debate. Read the full analysis of political stunts.
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Asthma breakthrough: Monthly injection replaces steroids
Groundbreaking trial shows monthly tezepelumab injections allow severe asthma patients to reduce or stop steroid medication entirely. Discover this medical breakthrough.
Prosecutors' AI Use Creates Legal Filing Errors
A California prosecutors' office used AI to file a court motion containing 'hallucinated' errors, raising concerns about due process and the use of artificial intelligence in criminal cases.
I'm A Celeb All Stars row threatens live final
Explosive row between Adam Thomas and Jimmy Bullard during Bushtucker Trial throws I'm A Celebrity All Stars into chaos. Producers scramble to mend relations ahead of 2026 live final.
Hugh Nowell, Media Ethics Pioneer, Dies at 98
Remembering Hugh Nowell, co-founder of Grosvenor Books and the International Communications Forum, who championed moral values in publishing. Discover his remarkable legacy.
Legal figures raise 'profound concerns' over Siddiq trial
Prominent lawyers and former ministers warn of 'contrived' prosecution against Labour MP Tulip Siddiq in Bangladesh. Read the full open letter details.
Student on trial for lover's murder in London flat
Joshua Michals, 26, denies murdering Zhe Wang, 31, in her Lewisham flat after she wrongly believed he gave her an STD. The Old Bailey trial continues.
Pioneering trial uses old drugs to fight newborn sepsis
A groundbreaking trial in Kenya is testing repurposed antibiotics to treat neonatal sepsis, a deadly infection killing 800,000 newborns annually. Discover how this research could transform global treatment guidelines.
UK Lawyers Condemn Bangladesh Trial of MP Siddiq
Leading UK lawyers including former justice secretary Robert Buckland condemn Tulip Siddiq's Bangladesh trial as 'contrived and unfair'. Read the exclusive details.
I'm A Celeb Fans Horrified by 'Brutal' Trial
Viewers of I'm A Celebrity were left feeling sick after Aitch faced what's being called the show's most painful Bushtucker Trial ever, earning 11 stars amidst snakes and spiders.
Sledgehammer attack on police shown in court
Police bodycam footage allegedly shows activists attacking officers with a sledgehammer during a break-in at an Israeli defence firm's UK site. Six Palestine Action members deny all charges.
Teen accused of making bomb parts in bedroom
A 19-year-old from Ilford faces trial for experimenting with homemade explosives and sharing extreme right-wing content online. Court hears he was a 'big fan of Hitler'.
Bar Council Warns Against Jury Trial Overhaul
Bar Council chair Barbara Mills argues proposed crown court reforms risk constitutional change without evidence. The government should first fix existing inefficiencies plaguing the justice system.
Alex Scott's I'm A Celeb salt scandal punishment revealed
I'm A Celebrity bosses punish Alex Scott after she was caught using contraband salt in camp, costing her fellow celebrities a hard-won star. Find out what happens next in tonight's episode.
Bolt trials fare bidding amid 'taxi tax' worries
Bolt criticises a proposed 20% VAT on taxi fares as 'harmful', launching a new feature letting drivers set prices. The trial shows drivers earning 25% more.
Guardian removes article following content review
The Guardian has removed an article published on November 24, 2025. Learn about the publication's content management policies and digital archiving practices.
AI insiders warn against using the technology they train
Workers training AI models reveal safety concerns and urge friends and family to avoid using chatbots. Discover why the experts behind AI distrust their own creations.
UK Trials to Study Puberty Blocker Impact on Youth
NHS England launches two clinical trials investigating puberty blockers' effects on young people with gender incongruence following the Cass review's findings of insufficient evidence. Learn about the studies' structure and ethical debates.
First Puberty Blocker Trials Approved Since Ban
UK regulators approve landmark clinical trials for puberty-blocking drugs in children. The study aims to provide crucial evidence on risks and benefits for young people with gender incongruence.
Massa's £64m F1 trial risk to Ecclestone
Felipe Massa's £64m damages claim over the 2008 Crashgate scandal can proceed to trial, posing significant risks to Bernie Ecclestone and Formula 1. Discover the legal implications.
FIFA trials new video support system in Australia
FIFA's Football Video Support system launches in Australian Championship, giving coaches two challenge cards per match for key decisions. A cost-effective alternative to VAR.
Artist cleared of US embassy bomb hoax charge
Daniel Parmenter found not guilty after his 'art installation' of wires and an iPad sparked a bomb scare and lockdown at the US Embassy in London. Read the full story.
Man freezes wife, starts new relationship
A Chinese man's decision to cryogenically freeze his wife and later start a new relationship sparks global debate on love, loss, and the ethics of life extension technology.
Massa's 2008 F1 Title Claim Can Proceed to Trial
Former F1 driver Felipe Massa's £64 million lawsuit over the controversial 2008 championship defeat will proceed to trial after a High Court ruling. Discover the legal battle unfolding.
Jury trial rights removed in justice system overhaul
Ministers plan to remove jury trial rights for thousands of cases to tackle court backlogs. Critics warn this threatens fundamental justice principles while government claims it's necessary.
Mum's tribute after daughter, 17, killed in knife attack
A mother stabbed in a knife rampage that killed her 17-year-old daughter shares her grief and a warning to other parents. Read her emotional tribute and the latest on the murder trial.
Nuzzi-RFK Jr Affair Scandal Rocks US Journalism
Olivia Nuzzi's memoir revelations about RFK Jr and Ryan Lizza's response fuel dangerous stereotypes about journalists as media trust hits record lows in the US.
UK family's fight after son's brain cancer diagnosis
A Hertfordshire family shares their story after their four-year-old son was diagnosed with a brain tumour. Months later, his mother discovered she had breast cancer. Read their emotional journey and their fight for Raffi's future treatment.
David Carrick Found Guilty in Second Sex Crimes Trial
Former Met Police officer David Carrick found guilty of molesting a 12-year-old girl and raping an ex-partner. Prosecutors overcame legal hurdles to secure justice for victims.
Arc Raiders AI Controversy Divides Gaming Industry
The surprise Game of the Year contender Arc Raiders faces backlash over its use of AI-generated voices, igniting crucial debates about ethics and the future of game development.
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