Hamas survivor shares story at London Nova exhibition
May Hayat, a survivor of the Nova Festival massacre, recounts how Hamas killed her friend and let her go, urging Brits to hear her story at an immersive London exhibition.
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Hackney Greens disavow effigy stabbing at trans rights protest
Hackney Green Party councillors attended a trans rights protest where an effigy of Andy Burnham was stabbed with darts. The party condemns the act and says councillors had left before it occurred.
Argentina fan 'rescued' by police after World Cup clash
An Argentina supporter was escorted by Met police in central London after a confrontation with England fans following the World Cup semi-final, which England lost 2-1.
Micah Richards told father died before BBC World Cup show
Micah Richards revealed his father Lincoln died moments before he went on air for BBC's World Cup coverage of England vs Argentina. He worked through the broadcast.
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Scottish 'Boston Cone' Arrives in Massachusetts
The 'Boston cone', a symbol of Scottish fans' World Cup revelry, arrived in Boston on a first-class flight, greeted by the governor and mayor, to raise funds for mental health.
Queer Arts Venue Faces Eviction After Religious Protests
Divine Playhouse, a queer arts pop-up in a deconsecrated Sydney church, faces eviction after Christian groups protested, citing 'offensive trade' and public safety concerns.
US seismologist held in China since 2024, family says
Youlin Chen, an American seismologist funded by the US government, has been detained in China since November 2024 on espionage charges, his family revealed. Advocates suggest Beijing may be using his expertise to evade nuclear test detection.
Brisbane teen granted bail after school stabbing
A 16-year-old arrested for allegedly stabbing a 17-year-old at a Brisbane school has been granted bail, with the court hearing he faced months of racist abuse and threats.
Fern Britton: TV sexism, Schofield rift, and finding peace
Fern Britton discusses sexual harassment in 80s TV, her abrupt This Morning exit, and life after divorce. She reveals Frank Bough's crude comment and how therapy helped her forgive.
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Book traces 1980s art battles to today's culture wars
Isaac Butler's new book 'The Perfect Moment' examines how the religious right targeted art in the 1980s, sparking culture wars that continue today, with lessons for modern free speech debates.
Sydney LGBTQ+ venue faces eviction after religious protests
Divine Playhouse, a former church turned LGBTQ+ arts venue in Sydney, may take legal action after its landlord ordered it to stop 'offensive trade', forcing closure and event cancellations.
Bolivia's Indigenous groups protest new government policies
Indigenous and peasant groups in Bolivia march to La Paz to protest President Rodrigo Paz's policies that prioritize agribusiness and mining, fearing deforestation and land dispossession.
US trial may reveal who paid hackers to target Exxon critics
A US court case against Israeli private investigator Amit Forlit could uncover who ordered a hacking operation targeting climate activists critical of ExxonMobil in 2016.
French press: 'collective failure' after World Cup loss to Spain
French media digest France's World Cup semi-final defeat by Spain, calling it a 'collective failure' and a 'nightmare' after high expectations.
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Texans Unite Against Big Bend Border Wall
A bipartisan grassroots campaign in Texas fights the proposed Big Bend border wall, threatening homes, livelihoods, and wilderness along the Rio Grande.
March on Washington 2026: Defend the Vote Announced
Civil rights groups, led by Rev Al Sharpton and Martin Luther King III, will march on Washington on August 28, 2026, to demand voting protections after Supreme Court rulings weakened the Voting Rights Act.
Maine protesters demand ICE leave after fatal shooting
Demonstrators across Maine gathered to call for an end to ICE operations after the fatal shooting of Colombian national Johan Sebastián Durán Guerrero by an ICE agent.
Gary Stevenson and Class Signifiers Shape Authority
Carla Keen writes that Gary Stevenson's working-class background and accent influence perceptions of his authority, highlighting broader class biases in media.
Houston demands action after ICE killing of Lorenzo Salgado Araujo
More than 100 demonstrators demand accountability after an ICE agent fatally shot Lorenzo Salgado Araujo, a father of three, in Houston.
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Readers debate heat, welfare, and only child life
Metro readers discuss whether the summer heatwave signals global warming, the high welfare bill, and experiences of being an only child, plus a correction on Brompton Road station.
Argentina fans brawl before World Cup semi-final vs England
A mass brawl erupted between Argentina supporters in Atlanta ahead of their World Cup semi-final against England, with police intervening and at least one arrest made.
Hero shopkeeper saves customer after fatal grocery attack
Paul Heyfron, 53, died after being punched in a Sunshine shop in East Finchley. The shopkeeper intervened and performed CPR. A murder investigation is underway.
Russia accused of war crimes over disguised bombs in Ukraine
Russia has dropped booby-trapped tissue boxes and power banks in Kherson, Ukraine, in a new tactic targeting civilians, sparking war crime accusations.
Jeremy Clarkson vs Chris Packham: Farm feud explained
Jeremy Clarkson hits back at Chris Packham after the naturalist criticises Clarkson's Farm as unrealistic on Celebrity Gogglebox, sparking a war of words.
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Prue Leith: Son being Reform MP 'scary' after Widdecombe murder
Dame Prue Leith says her son Danny Kruger becoming a Reform MP is 'scary' following the murder of Ann Widdecombe, a targeted attack now being investigated by counter-terror police.
Grandfather Tossed by Bison at Yellowstone
Carl McDaniel, 65, suffered severe injuries including broken bones after being tossed 8ft by a bison at Yellowstone. A viral video captured the incident.
Trump shrinks Utah monuments Bears Ears, Grand Staircase
Trump reduces Bears Ears and Grand Staircase-Escalante by nearly 1.5 million acres each, opening land to development and oil drilling.
Jane Campion Remembers Sam Neill: Radiating Peace, Beaming Love
Director Jane Campion recalls working with Sam Neill on The Piano, their friendship, and his final days in hospital, describing him as radiating peace and love.
Mother's Six-Year Fight for Justice for Son Killed in #EndSars
Bosede Onifade has fought for six years for the body of her son Pelumi, a journalist killed during Nigeria's 2020 #EndSars protests. His body has never been released and no one has been held accountable.
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Private prosecution forces five Victorian councillors to stand down
A Daylesford small business owner's private prosecution under Victorian law has forced five Hepburn shire councillors to step down, leaving only two able to serve and halting major decisions.
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