Man accused of punching Jewish woman with baby in pram
A 33-year-old man appeared in court charged with assaulting three Jewish women in East London, including a mother pushing her baby in a pram, on Clapton Common.
Category : Protests Activism
Beckenham backs Londis couple after hate leaflets
Beckenham residents rally around Londis couple Pritesh and Himaliben Patel after racially motivated leaflets with baseless claims were delivered to hundreds of homes; police investigate as hate crime.
Two arrested after man shot on Elm Drive in Swanley
A man in his 20s is in hospital after being shot on Elm Drive in Swanley. Two men have been arrested. Police say there is no ongoing danger to the public.
Brixton campaigners rally to save Pop Brixton and International House
Campaigners rallied outside City Hall on October 5, urging Sadiq Khan to protect community spaces amid redevelopment plans for Pop Brixton and International House.
London Oct 7 anniversary protest: 7 arrests, clashes
Seven arrests were made as pro-Palestine and pro-Israel protesters clashed in Central London during an October 7 anniversary march, with police imposing strict conditions.
Hackney Mosaic Project faces eviction over café plan
Hackney Mosaic Project, a community art group in Hackney Downs Pavilion since 2013, faces eviction under council plans for a café and flexible space, sparking a 2,800-signature petition.
Labor councillor feared Icac inquiry over fundraiser texts
A Labor councillor feared giving evidence to Icac after attending a Liberal fundraiser with Dominic Perrottet, text messages reveal, as the watchdog probes alleged illegal donations.
Danny Dyer Blasts PMs as 'C***s' in Water Protest Rant
Actor Danny Dyer launched an expletive-laden rant against past prime ministers at a water industry protest in Kent, calling them 'c***s' and questioning Andy Burnham's mandate.
Three women killed in alleged domestic violence incidents in NSW
Three women aged in their 90s, 70s and 20s were killed in alleged domestic violence incidents in NSW on Saturday, with a man charged over the Bondi Beach stabbing.
Ed Sheeran's Tour Sparks Culture War Over Gaza Politics
Ed Sheeran's Loop tour faces backlash after dropping Macklemore over Gaza remarks, leading to a culture war and support acts pulling out.
Kraft's Macklemore Crackdown Backfires Badly
Billionaire Robert Kraft's demand to remove Macklemore from Ed Sheeran's tour backfired, as opening acts and band members withdrew in solidarity, amplifying pro-Palestinian voices.
Slovenia's 1992 Erasure: Blueprint for Remigration
In 1992, Slovenia deleted 25,000 citizens overnight, turning them into illegal immigrants. This bureaucratic terror now serves as a blueprint for Europe's remigration push.
Family's abortion story: One Nation can't choose for us
A Sydney couple who terminated a pregnancy after a fatal genetic diagnosis speak out against One Nation's anti-abortion stance, defending parents' right to choose.
Kimmel: Trump's Job Worse Than Menendez Parenting
Jimmy Kimmel joked that Jose and Kitty Menendez parented better than Trump runs the country, as late-night hosts discussed midterm bribes and Hegseth's grooming standards.
Man charged over anti-Muslim graffiti in East London
A 21-year-old man has been charged with five counts of racially and religiously-aggravated criminal damage after offensive graffiti was sprayed on mosques and a primary school in Leyton and Stratford.
Sydney man denies intimidating Muslim teen after bail refused
Omar Yassine, 50, denied threatening a 13-year-old Muslim girl on a Sydney bus, but was denied bail over the alleged Islamophobic attack.
West Bank school frontline: five pupils killed in a year
At least five pupils at Al Mughayyir boys' school in the West Bank have been killed by settlers and soldiers in the past year, with the village under siege and teachers unable to reach work.
Three Jewish schoolboys attacked on North London bus
Three 14-year-old Jewish schoolboys were attacked on a bus in Mill Hill, with police treating it as an antisemitic hate crime and CCTV enquiries ongoing.
Hanson, Joyce Stayed at Rinehart's Mansion After Fundraisers
Guardian Australia reveals Pauline Hanson and Barnaby Joyce stayed overnight at Gina Rinehart's $20m Brisbane mansion after One Nation fundraising events, highlighting their close ties.
Crowborough's far-right descent: How a Sussex town changed
A Channel 4 documentary reveals how a telecommunications manager in affluent Crowborough became a far-right agitator, leading protests that divided the town and sparked violence.
Manhunt for six men after violent Portsmouth anti-migrant protest
Police seek six men after an anti-migrant protest at Eastney Marina turned violent, injuring seven officers. The crowd of 200 dispersed at 4am; one man charged, a teen bailed.
76-year-old charged over face mask at Portsmouth protest
Timothy Justin Miller, 76, charged by Hampshire Police for concealing identity at an anti-immigration protest in Portsmouth; court date set.
ZFA drops court case against journalist Mary Kostakidis
Federal court proceedings by the Zionist Federation of Australia against journalist Mary Kostakidis have been discontinued by consent, with no order as to costs, marking a win for press freedom.
Hackney Town Hall protester 'thrown to ground' in security clash
Footage shows protester falling after security guard contact at Hackney Town Hall; council 'looking into' actions amid housing protest claims.
Daniel Billings jailed 28 years for Molly Ticehurst murder
Daniel Billings sentenced to 28 years for stabbing Molly Ticehurst 15 times in revenge for rape allegations; non-parole period 20 years.
Activist Lives in Pig Crate in Trafalgar Square for 3 Weeks
Michelle Farnham, 28, is spending 21 nights in a farrowing crate in Trafalgar Square to highlight factory farming conditions for mother pigs, with over 17,000 petition signatures.
Nine years on, Europe must tackle Malta's impunity
Nine years after Daphne Caruana Galizia's murder, the EU and Council of Europe must address Malta's culture of impunity, argue Pieter Omtzigt and Emanuel Delia.
War's Toll: Ukrainian Women's Hands Shake
Ukrainian writer Alina Sarnatska reports that women's hands shake during Russian airstrikes, reflecting five years of war's psychological toll.
Labor group urges Australia to cut ties with US war machine
Labor Against War urges Australia to chart an independent foreign policy from the US, as experts warn a record El Niño could push food prices higher.
Portsmouth protest leader calls Farage a hero, blames 'lefties'
Danny Tommo, leader of Portsmouth port protests, calls Nigel Farage a hero and blames 'lefties' for police car damage, as Hampshire Police launch investigation.
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