Tearful Crowd Says Goodbye to Homeless Man Bikram Lama
Hundreds gathered in Hyde Park to honor Bikram Lama, a homeless Nepalese man who died alone and lay undiscovered for a week. Speakers demanded policy changes.
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Somali Woman Tortured for Protest, Says Guards Beat Her
Sadia Moalim Ali, 27, arrested for anti-government protest, describes torture: stripped, beaten, left without food for two days in Mogadishu prison.
Antisemitism 'Almost Fashionable' in Australia, Envoy Says
Australia's antisemitism royal commission hears testimony of workplace discrimination, verbal abuse, and fear among Jewish Australians since October 7, 2023.
Mexico City Sinking Tracked by Space Radar
A powerful radar system, Nisar, is providing new data on Mexico City's subsidence, showing some areas sinking over 2cm monthly, raising concerns about infrastructure and water crisis.
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Woman, 28, Posed as Teen to Enroll in Bronx High School
Kacy Claassen, 28, allegedly pretended to be 16 and enrolled at a Bronx high school under a false identity before being arrested by NYPD. She pleaded not guilty to impersonation and trespassing.
Starmer's Lack of Vision Driving Away Progressive Voters
A report using research from Stan Greenberg warns Keir Starmer's failure to demonstrate strong progressive values is driving away voters, as Labour braces for poor election results.
Data Rescuers Race to Save US Government Datasets
A grassroots network of volunteers is archiving federal data on climate, health, and LGBTQ+ issues before Trump administration deletions, preserving public information as a public good.
Trump Data Deletion Hurts Americans: 5 Examples
The Trump administration is deleting government data on chemicals, infant deaths, hunger, trans youth, and climate disasters. Experts warn this will harm Americans for generations.
EU: Airlines Must Pay for Fuel Cancellations
EU transport commissioner says jet fuel prices are not extraordinary circumstances, so airlines cancelling flights due to fuel crisis must compensate passengers.
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Iran War Boosts Big Oil, Threatens Climate Goals
Experts warn that windfall profits from the Iran conflict could lock in fossil fuel expansion and slow the clean energy transition, as oil companies report massive earnings increases.
European Leaders Rethink Security Amid Trump Threats
European leaders are accelerating plans for a post-American security framework as Trump's tirades and Iran war undermine NATO credibility, forcing urgent defense gap closures.
German students strike against rearmament policy
Over 50,000 pupils expected to boycott classes nationwide to protest Germany's new military service legislation, warning against turning youth into 'cannon fodder'.
STV Scotland Election Strike Over Pay Freeze
About 120 STV journalists and broadcast staff plan to strike on Friday, disrupting election coverage, over a company-wide pay freeze amid falling revenues and investment in a new radio station.
Emory University Sued Over Protest Handling
Three tenured professors sue Emory University over wrongful arrests during a pro-Palestinian protest, amid faculty and student demands for policy changes on surveillance and hate speech.
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Colorado Firebomb Attack: Man to Plead Guilty
Mohamed Sabry Soliman faces life in prison for a firebomb attack on pro-Israel demonstrators in Boulder, Colorado, that killed one and injured a dozen in June 2025.
German Tourist Wins €1,000 Over Missing Sunloungers
A German holidaymaker was awarded €986.70 after being unable to find sunloungers at a Greek hotel. The court held the tour operator responsible for ensuring adequate lounger availability.
Man arrested over theft of Morgan McSweeney's phone
A 28-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of handling the stolen phone of Keir Starmer's former chief of staff Morgan McSweeney, but the device has not been recovered.
US Book Bans: Non-Fiction Titles Double in Schools
A new PEN America report reveals banned non-fiction books doubled in US schools during 2024-2025, targeting activism, LGBTQ+, and race topics.
Entain Urges Regulator to Ban Unlicensed Gambling Sponsorships
Entain calls on the Independent Football Regulator to clarify rules, aiming to stop Premier League clubs from accepting sponsorship from unlicensed gambling operators, citing criminal conduct and societal harm.
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Towie Star Jake Hall Found Dead in Mallorca
Jake Hall, 35, star of The Only Way Is Essex, was found dead in Mallorca with head wounds. Police suspect he may have smashed his head through a glass door.
Iran Executing Prisoners Near-Daily in Secrecy: Rights Groups
Iran is conducting near-daily executions in secrecy, with at least 24 since March. Families face harassment and bodies are withheld, raising fears for hundreds more.
Airport Drinkers Oppose Ryanair's Pre-Flight Alcohol Ban
Passengers at Stansted Airport defend early morning pints as a holiday ritual, disagreeing with Michael O'Leary's call to ban alcohol before flights to curb bad behavior.
Israel Strikes Beirut for First Time Since Ceasefire
Israeli missiles hit Beirut for the first time since the ceasefire with Hezbollah, killing a senior commander. Several others died in southern Lebanon.
Woman Charged with Joining IS After Returning to Australia
A woman who returned to Australia from Syrian detention camps has been charged with entering a declared conflict zone and joining Islamic State. Two others were arrested.
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Amish Outhouse Battle Tests Religious Freedom and Health Laws
In Lenawee County, Michigan, Amish families face legal battles over using outhouses instead of septic systems, citing religious freedom as health departments enforce modern sanitation codes.
Lord Harries, Progressive Bishop and Broadcaster, Dies at 89
Richard Harries, Lord Harries of Pentregarth, progressive bishop of Oxford and longtime BBC Radio 4 Thought for the Day contributor, has died aged 89.
Search Continues in Kristin Smart Case
Law enforcement searches a home in Arroyo Grande connected to Paul Flores, convicted of killing college student Kristin Smart in 1996, as efforts to find her remains continue.
JD Sports Warns of Profit Drop Amid Muted Market
JD Sports expects profits to fall to £750m-£850m in the coming year, citing a muted market, Middle East tensions, and rising youth unemployment affecting sales.
Spain Awards Top Honour to UN Expert Critic of Israel
Spain awarded UN legal expert Francesca Albanese the Order of Civil Merit for documenting violations in Gaza. PM Sánchez praised her as a voice upholding global conscience.
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Israeli Settler Trial for Attack on French Nun
An Israeli settler, Yona Simcha Schreiber, will be tried for assaulting a French Catholic nun in Jerusalem, motivated by religious hostility. The attack was captured on CCTV.
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