Pressure mounts on 'reckless' Pentagon chief Hegseth
US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth faces calls to resign over alleged war crimes in the Caribbean and mishandling classified intelligence. Read the full report on the growing crisis.
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Watchdog seeks urgent clarity on police facial recognition bias
The UK's data watchdog demands answers from the Home Office after tests reveal facial recognition technology is more likely to misidentify Black and Asian people. Read the full report.
Crossbench fury over Labour's 'undemocratic' FOI changes
Opposition and crossbench MPs slam the government's proposed Freedom of Information reforms, including new fees and extended response times, warning of a threat to democratic accountability.
Hillsborough report: 97 unlawfully killed, no accountability
The final IOPC report into the 1989 Hillsborough disaster confirms 97 people were unlawfully killed, but no one will face disciplinary action. Families speak of closure but not justice.
Hillsborough: The 35-Year Fight for Justice
The long battle for truth after the Hillsborough disaster, where 97 fans were unlawfully killed. From cover-up to exoneration, we trace the painful journey for justice.
TfL's £4.3m annual phone bill revealed
Transport for London discloses it spent £4 million annually with O2 before switching to Vodafone. Discover the full financial details revealed by a Freedom of Information request.
Harry & Celebrities Sue Daily Mail Over Privacy Breaches
Prince Harry and six high-profile figures are taking Associated Newspapers to the High Court over alleged phone hacking and gross privacy breaches. Discover the full story.
Judge Throws Out Comey and James Criminal Cases
A federal judge dismissed criminal indictments against James Comey and Letitia James, ruling the prosecutor was unlawfully appointed. Read the full legal analysis.
Judge Dismisses Cases Against Comey and James
A US judge has thrown out criminal charges against former FBI director James Comey and NY attorney general Letitia James, citing unlawful prosecutor appointment. Discover the legal implications.
Spain's Attorney General Resigns After Guilty Verdict
Álvaro García Ortiz steps down after being found guilty of leaking confidential information. A significant blow to Prime Minister Sánchez's government. Read the full story.
Veterans condemn Trump's military politicisation
US veterans and military legal experts express outrage after Donald Trump accuses Democratic lawmakers of 'sedition' for urging soldiers to refuse illegal orders. Read the full analysis.
Council paid £125k for unlawful detention of autistic man
Southwark Council paid a £125,000 settlement after unlawfully imprisoning an autistic man in his flat for eight years. His mother says she was 'ignored, dismissed, and gaslit'.
Delivery driver arrested after filming naked customer
A DoorDash driver who filmed a half-naked customer and posted it on TikTok faces felony charges and up to eight years in prison. Read the full investigation details.
AI's Knowledge Gap Threatens Global Understanding
Research reveals AI systems are losing knowledge as they train on AI-generated content, creating a dangerous feedback loop. Discover how this threatens our collective understanding.
New UK laws to release more suspect details
The Law Commission proposes releasing more suspect information to counter misinformation after high-profile incidents. Discover how this impacts media and police.
Police pay £20k for unlawful arrest in school row
Hertfordshire Police admits unlawful arrest of parents over school WhatsApp complaints. The force agrees to a £20,000 payout. Discover the full story and its implications.
How to Navigate the Digital Information Crisis
Author Naomi Alderman offers 12 practical strategies to manage information overload, avoid online conflicts, and maintain mental wellbeing in our digital age. Learn how to thrive in challenging times.
Tate Galleries job applicant data leaked online
Sensitive details of over 100 Tate galleries job applicants exposed in data breach, including addresses and salaries. Discover how it happened and what's being done.
Marianne Rigge OBE: NHS Patient Advocate Dies Aged 77
Pioneer Marianne Rigge OBE, who co-founded the College of Health, revolutionised patient information and NHS waiting list transparency. Discover her lasting legacy.
Kris Jenner's 70th: Sinister & Inspirational Party
Kris Jenner's 70th birthday bash brought back old Hollywood glamour with A-listers and billionaires, but the opulence had a sinister edge. Discover the full story.
Five at The O2: Set Times & Essential Guide
Everything you need to know about Five's massive O2 Arena shows this week - including crucial set times, support acts, and transport tips for London concert-goers.
Ed Sheeran & RAYE headline Jingle Bell Ball 2025
Christmas comes early as Capital FM announces Ed Sheeran and RAYE will headline the 2025 Jingle Bell Ball. Discover how to secure your tickets for London's hottest festive concert.
Why knowing everything is making you anxious
New research reveals how our obsession with constant information is creating anxiety, killing creativity, and making us worse decision-makers. Discover why ignorance might be the ultimate productivity hack.
Novi Sad Remembers: Mass Gathering for Tragedy Anniversary
Serbian city of Novi Sad prepares for tense commemoration as massive crowds gather to mark the anniversary of a devastating historical tragedy that continues to shape national memory.
HMRC accused of privacy law breaches in child benefit crackdown
Tax authorities face scrutiny as privacy experts reveal HMRC likely broke data protection laws while investigating child benefit claims, raising serious concerns about citizen privacy rights.
Albanese Government Faces Transparency Crisis
An explosive investigation reveals mounting concerns over transparency within Anthony Albanese's administration, as critics accuse the government of operating in the shadows.
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