Environmental group Fighting Dirty launches legal action against UK government over proposals to fast-track chemical hazard classifications from countries with lower standards, potentially weakening protections against carcinogens.
Jason Okundaye examines how the hard right uses violent images to stoke racism and disorder, while Labour lacks an effective counter to this visual politics.
Three Ecuadorian fishing vessels were attacked in the eastern Pacific; survivors blame US forces, but Washington denies involvement. Eight crew members remain missing.
About 200 protesters removed fencing at a luxury development site in Rrjoll, Albania, mirroring ongoing protests against a Jared Kushner-linked resort near Vlora.
An Indian family in London expresses terror over escalating anti-immigrant riots in Belfast, citing far-right ideology as a new and dangerous threat to their safety in the UK.
Readers recall Wham!'s electrifying miners' benefit show, discuss men's swimwear, Stephen Yaxley-Lennon's name, base 37 age, and David Hockney's advice.
Seventy-two people were arrested during a protest outside Woolwich Crown Court, where four Palestine Action supporters were sentenced for destroying £1.2m defence equipment.
Petrol bombs and bricks were hurled at police outside Azteca Stadium before Mexico's World Cup opener, with dozens arrested and several officers injured in pre-match unrest.
Belfast residents express disgust and shame over riots following a stabbing, citing alienation, disrupted healthcare, and frustration with politicians.
Despite plunging border crossings, the Trump administration waives environmental laws to expedite border wall construction in Big Bend National Park, sparking fierce backlash.
Late-night hosts Seth Meyers and Jimmy Kimmel ridiculed Donald Trump's claims about inflation, his Iran peace deal promises, and his UFC-themed birthday party sponsored by Monster Energy.
Reform UK has reinstated councillor Glenn Gibbins after he said Nigerians should be 'melted down to fill potholes'. He received a final written warning.
A journalist covering a Tommy Robinson protest in Belfast was harassed for not taking the knee, as far-right demonstrators clashed with police and targeted two women with racist abuse.
A woman in her 50s hid in a toilet during a tour of the Houses of Parliament, then wandered the estate at night. She was arrested for trespassing.
A toddler dangled from a window ledge above a busy Ilford high street shop before being caught by a member of the public and a police officer in a dramatic nine-minute rescue.
Campaign group Bets Off Blackstock protests after Planning Inspectorate overturns Hackney Council's refusal of a 24-hour slots casino in Finsbury Park, citing harm to community.
Residents of a boating community on Regent's Canal say a large homeless encampment near Little Venice has made them feel unsafe, with concerns over rubbish, sanitation, and security.
Gabby Thomas spirals after Ross Barton's rejection in Emmerdale, showing signs of disordered eating and obsessive behavior. Will she seek help before it's too late?
Riot police fired teargas at CNTE teachers marching toward Mexico City's Zócalo plaza, demanding salary raises and pension law reversal, just 10 days before the 2026 World Cup Fan Fest.
A survivor of a similar crime to the Fordingbridge case warns against saying victims' lives are ruined, emphasizing hope and healing.
Over 120 groups warn 10 million visitors of rights violations as labor unions and activists prepare rapid response networks in 11 US host cities ahead of the World Cup.
The new EHRC code of practice confirms single-sex spaces must be based on biological sex, sparking debate over toilets but also vital spaces like refuges and prisons.
Several protesters were arrested for defying curfew at Delaney Hall in Newark, where hunger and labor strikes continue amid violent clashes with police.
A single mother criticizes the trend of parents posting lavish birthday displays online, arguing it flaunts privilege and ignores child poverty in the UK.
A woman in her 20s suffered fractures to her eye, cheekbone, nose, and finger after being punched in Peckham for not having a cigarette. Police seek suspect.
EastEnders spoilers reveal Ian Beale unknowingly runs over Chelsea Fox's son Jordan after a wedding. Jordan's life hangs in the balance as Denise faces a cancer diagnosis.
Family visitation partially resumed at Delaney Hall after a week of protests over detainee hunger strike, with curfew imposed and state police replacing ICE officers.
Social Circle, Georgia, sues to block an ICE mega jail, arguing it violates public nuisance law. Legal experts say the case could have wide implications.
Social Circle, Georgia, uses 'public nuisance' law in federal lawsuit to block a proposed ICE mega-detention center, potentially setting a precedent for other communities.
Environment Minister Murray Watt has decided against emergency protection for Victoria Park, a sacred Indigenous site set to be bulldozed for the 2032 Brisbane Olympic stadium.