Kaepernick's Kneel 10 Years On: Blueprint for Culture War
A decade after Colin Kaepernick's silent protest, his NFL exile serves as a stark warning and a blueprint for America's ongoing culture war, reshaping sports and politics.
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UN: Countries Legally Bound to Consider Slavery Reparations
A UN committee has ruled that countries are legally obliged to consider reparations for the transatlantic slave trade, citing a binding 1965 convention.
Tibet flood toll 'far higher' than Beijing admits, says group
A Tibetan advocacy group says 300 homes were destroyed in Tibet's floods and missing numbers are 'far higher' than China's official count of 16 dead and 546 missing.
Pacific Islands Forum in turmoil as leaders pull out
Several leaders, including from Solomon Islands, Fiji, Vanuatu and Samoa, have pulled out of the Pacific Islands Forum meeting in Palau, casting doubt on the summit's outcomes.
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NBC News Team Attacked by Settlers in West Bank
Masked Israeli settlers attacked an NBC News crew and a Palestinian woman in Jalud, West Bank, on Saturday. The team was interviewing Aida Ahmed Abdullah, who had been driven from her home. Injuries were reported.
Hunger striker Wangchuk targets India's political class
Sonam Wangchuk's 26-day hunger strike fuelled India's Cockroach movement, leading to education minister's resignation. Now he seeks political reform.
Man charged with murder of Masum Miah in Newham shooting
Sergiu Leahu, 40, charged with murder after Masum Miah, 42, was shot dead in East Ham. Leahu to appear in court today.
Emmerdale: Caleb's Revenge on Joe Tate Pays Off
Caleb Miligan's long game in Emmerdale pays off as Joe Tate loses Dawn on their wedding day, leaving him with nothing.
Glasgow's friendliness fading as racism rises, says writer
Sanghmitra Singh, who moved from India to Glasgow in 2018, describes a rise in racist incidents and a growing sense of scrutiny, blaming media and inequality.
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Black August: From Prison to Global Movement
Black August, founded by Black Guerrilla Family members to honor fallen comrades, is now a national and international month of study, fasting, and activism for Black liberation.
Cartoonist Rebecca Hendin Skewers Harry and Meghan Satire
Rebecca Hendin's cartoon for the Guardian satirises the British school system by depicting Harry and Meghan as a lesson, sparking debate on royalty and education.
EastEnders star warns of ‘huge level of trauma’ in Nicola’s family war
EastEnders’ Laura Doddington confirms a ‘huge level of trauma’ ahead as Nicola Mitchell’s war with her mother Rose Hawkins escalates, revealing past abuse and a shocking confession about her father’s death.
Teen siblings missing from Hayes after taking family car
Mukarma, 16, and Muhammed, 14, have been missing since Monday after taking a family Toyota Prius. Police believe they drove west towards Beaconsfield and could now be anywhere in the country.
Vandals Destroy Memorial Tree for Guide Dog; Council to Replace
Paul Harman, 73, found the cherry tree planted in memory of his guide dog Star vandalised at Norbury Park. Croydon Council has committed to replacing the tree next planting season, with Mayor Jason Perry condemning the act as 'particularly cruel.'
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Machete-wielding teen chases man through crowded Birmingham street
Shocking footage shows a 19-year-old wielding a machete chasing a man through Birmingham's Broad Street, packed with nightclub and bar patrons. Raid Alamansuly was arrested and charged with possession of a bladed article and class B drugs.
Coronation Street: Richie's Prison Outburst May Reveal Murder Truth
Tim Metcalfe visits cousin Richie Parkinson in prison, where Richie's angry outburst at a request to lie about Rachel's violence raises doubts about his self-defence claim.
Petrol Bombs Thrown at Supercars and Wedding Guests in Birmingham
Five petrol bombs were thrown at guests and two supercars outside the Royal Shalimar venue in Birmingham during a wedding. Staff extinguished the flames before emergency services arrived, narrowly missing a baby and young partygoers.
Woman hid under bed after luring partner into knife attack
Leah Campbell-Knechtel, 28, was found hiding under a mattress in Muswell Hill after passing a kitchen knife to accomplice Jawad Naser, who stabbed a 66-year-old man. Both sentenced to 10 years for grievous bodily harm.
Croydon mum on grief 10 years after son's sword murder
Yemi Hughes lost her 19-year-old son Andre Aderemi to a sword attack in 2016. Ten years on, 50 friends and family gathered at his grave. She says the family has missed his chance to be a parent, partner, and have a career.
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Teen dies in fall at abandoned New Orleans Plaza Tower
Jacque St Ann, 17, fell to his death inside the abandoned Plaza Tower in New Orleans; police warn against urban exploring.
Ye to play Russia, biggest Western act since war start
Ye will perform two shows in St Petersburg in October, becoming the most prominent Western artist to play Russia since the 2022 invasion of Ukraine.
30,000 attend vigil for Professor Jason Arday
Over 30,000 gathered in Trafalgar Square for Professor Jason Arday, who died after plagiarism allegations. Lord Woolley called it a 'public execution'.
200 musicians urge PM to reject new North Sea drilling
Over 200 musicians, including Thom Yorke and Brian Eno, have urged the PM to reject new North Sea drilling, citing climate reality and the Rosebank oilfield's impact.
Support for Jason Arday shows Britain still cares, says campaigner
A vigil for Jason Arday will be held at Trafalgar Square on Monday as a fundraiser tops £160,000 and calls grow for an inquiry into media reporting of his death.
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Londoners uneasy as facial recognition trial nets no matches
72% of Londoners want a say on facial recognition use; BTP trial at stations has caught no serious offenders in six months, raising privacy and accuracy concerns.
Sex Doll Bruises Disturb Readers; Letters Roundup
Readers respond to a sex doll with bruises, world leaders hiding in food containers, Nigel Farage's absence, and the death of kissing.
Handcuffing of journalist 'chilling' for press, says media group
The handcuffing of a journalist covering a dismissed indictment against Louisiana's attorney general sent a 'chilling message' to the press, says the Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press.
Nazi artefacts still sold online in Australia despite ban
Nazi artefacts bearing banned symbols remain for sale on Australian websites three years after federal laws outlawed their trade, with vendors citing educational exemptions.
Michigan Shooting: Girl Survives, Community Mourns
A 9-year-old girl survived a Michigan shooting that killed two; the community mourns and seeks answers.
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Man, 50, charged with arson after 10 fires in London Fields
A 50-year-old man has been charged with arson after around 10 small fires were deliberately started in London Fields, Hackney, on August 15. No injuries were reported.
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