Teens Challenge Australia's Social Media Ban
Two 15-year-olds launch a High Court challenge against Australia's pioneering social media ban for under-16s, set to begin on 10 December. Read the latest.
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Teens fight Australia's social media ban in High Court
Two 15-year-olds launch a landmark legal challenge against Australia's pioneering social media ban for under-16s, set to begin on 10 December. Discover the constitutional fight.
Amanpour: Journalism Under Threat in US and Gaza
CNN's Christiane Amanpour sounds alarm on press freedom erosion, detailing threats to journalists in US and Gaza. Join the fight to protect independent media.
BBC accused of censoring Trump criticism
Dutch writer Rutger Bregman claims BBC removed his description of Trump as 'most openly corrupt president' from Reith Lecture following legal pressure. Read the full story.
£19k to £150k: How Metro Changed a Life
Lewis Crompton went from a dead-end job to earning £150,000 annually after seeing a life-changing advert in Metro. Discover his incredible journey from frustration to financial freedom.
Prisoner 951: Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe Drama Review
BBC drama Prisoner 951 exposes Britain's handling of Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe's six-year Iranian ordeal. Watch now on iPlayer for this powerful true story.
Prince Andrew's last honour under threat
The Duke of York could lose his Freedom of the City of London, his final honour after being stripped of royal titles. Discover the ancient privileges at stake.
Campion College investigated over academics' pro-white comments
Sydney's Campion College faces regulatory investigation after two academics endorsed White Australia policy and called for European 'supermajority'. Read the latest developments.
Andrew's Final Honour at Risk in Epstein Probe
Prince Andrew could lose his last remaining honour as new Epstein documents emerge. The Duke faces Congress questioning and potential removal of Freedom of London title. Read the latest developments.
Activist climbs Norway's Trafalgar Square Christmas tree
An Extinction Rebellion activist scaled the Norwegian Christmas tree destined for Trafalgar Square in an oil protest. Discover how this disrupted a 78-year tradition.
SA honours Australian diplomat for apartheid resistance
Bruce Haigh, who used diplomatic immunity to help anti-apartheid activists escape South Africa, is being honoured on Freedom Park's Wall of Names alongside former PMs Hawke and Fraser.
MLS 2026 schedule with two-month World Cup break
Major League Soccer announces 2026 schedule featuring Lionel Messi's Inter Miami opening new stadium on April 4th and a two-month break for the World Cup. Season runs February 21st to November 7th.
Spain marks 50 years since Franco's death
On the 50th anniversary of Francisco Franco's death, Spain reflects on his dictatorship as PM Sánchez urges defence of democracy against rising authoritarian nostalgia.
Trump tells reporter 'quiet piggy' in Epstein row
Donald Trump's shocking 'quiet piggy' remark to Bloomberg reporter Catherine Lucey over Epstein questions reveals deepening press freedom concerns in US politics. Read the full analysis.
Australian faces Thai trial for Malaysian defamation
Australian academic Murray Hunter faces a Thai criminal defamation trial over articles criticising Malaysia's internet regulator. Read about this alarming cross-border legal case.
Samoa PM bans newspaper from press conferences
Samoa's Prime Minister has suspended the Samoa Observer from press briefings, triggering widespread condemnation from political leaders and press freedom advocates. Explore the implications for democracy.
Trump dismisses Khashoggi murder as 'things happen'
Donald Trump's shocking dismissal of Jamal Khashoggi's brutal murder during a press conference with Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman represents a dangerous new low for press freedom worldwide.
O2 apologises for confiscating Palestine shirts at Lorde
The O2 arena has apologised after staff wrongly confiscated FC Palestina shirts from two Lorde fans, calling it a 'wrong judgement call'. Read the full story.
McCartney's Silent AI Protest Joins Music Industry Revolt
Paul McCartney releases a silent track protesting AI copyright theft. Discover how artists are fighting UK government plans that could legalise music theft.
Thousands protest asylum plan at Sussex army base
Around 2,000 protesters marched in Crowborough opposing plans to house 600 male asylum seekers in a former army camp. Residents voice safety and NHS concerns.
No Charges for Sound of Freedom's Tim Ballard
Salt Lake City DA declines to charge anti-trafficking activist Tim Ballard with sexual assault, citing insufficient evidence. Learn the full story behind the legal decision.
Allsopp criticised for Michael Rosen Freedom Pass comments
Location, Location, Location presenter Kirstie Allsopp faces online backlash after criticising author Michael Rosen's use of his Freedom Pass. The social media dispute has been viewed millions of times.
Former Gaza correspondent wins UK journalism award
Malak A Tantesh, the Guardian's former Gaza correspondent, has been named Young Journalist of the Year at the UK's Media Freedom awards for her brave reporting from the conflict zone. Discover her powerful story.
Allsopp and Rosen in Freedom Pass row on X
TV presenter Kirstie Allsopp and author Michael Rosen clash on social media over the free London travel pass for pensioners. Discover the full story behind the heated exchange.
UK journalist's US detention warning for World Cup fans
Sami Hamdi, detained for over two weeks by US immigration, and his wife warn British football fans about freedom of speech risks at 2026 World Cup. Read their full story.
UK journalist's US detention sparks World Cup warning
The wife of British journalist Sami Hamdi, detained by US immigration, warns UK football fans travelling to the 2026 World Cup about freedom of speech risks. Read the full story.
Kentucky Professor Sues Over Israel Course Ban
University of Louisville professor faces legal battle after cancelled Israel-Palestine course. Lawsuit alleges First Amendment violations and academic freedom suppression.
PETA protests Hermès over crocodile skin bags
A PETA supporter painted as a crocodile protested outside Hermès in London, demanding the brand switch to vegan materials. Discover the shocking details of the demonstration.
Couple saves £300k with decade of rent-free housesitting
Bianca Rappaport and husband Paolo have travelled 20 countries rent-free for 10 years, saving £300k and aiming to retire by 45 through strategic housesitting.
BBC Drama Reveals Zaghari-Ratcliffe's Prison Ordeal
New BBC drama Prisoner 951 reveals Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe's six-year Iranian imprisonment. Stars Narges Rashidi and Joseph Fiennes discuss bringing this harrowing true story to screen.
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