Fury in Dublin After Man Dies in Security Restraint
Yves Sakila, 35, died after being pinned down by security guards outside Arnotts in Dublin, sparking outrage and a Garda investigation.
Category : Protests Activism
Child Safety Groups Urge US Probe Into Roblox
Online child safety campaigners, including Jonathan Haidt's group, have filed a complaint with the FTC, accusing Roblox of using engagement-maximizing features that harm children's development and expose them to sexual content.
Federal Agents Raid Homes of California Immigration Activists
HSI agents raided homes of VC Defensa activists in California, alleging intimidation. The group runs ICE patrols and a hotline for immigrants. No arrests made.
Eva Lighthiser Sues Trump Over Fossil Fuel Orders
Eva Lighthiser, 20, and 22 other young Americans sue President Trump, alleging executive orders boosting fossil fuels violate their constitutional rights amid the climate crisis.
Three Sisters Found Dead on Brighton Beach Named
Three sisters from Uxbridge, London, found dead on Brighton beach have been named as Jane Adetoro, 36, Christina Walter, 32, and Rebecca Walter, 31.
Chiefs' Rice Gets 30 Days in Jail for Probation Violation
Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Rashee Rice must serve 30 days in jail after violating probation by testing positive for marijuana, missing team activities.
Google Faces Tribunal Over AI Engineer's Dismissal Claim
Google is sued by an AI engineer claiming unfair dismissal after protesting against the company's work for the Israeli government, citing ethical concerns.
Clashes in La Paz as Bolivia Unrest Intensifies
Violent clashes between protesters and police in La Paz mark an escalation in Bolivia's anti-government unrest, with demonstrators demanding political change.
Media Should Call Him Stephen Yaxley-Lennon, Not Tommy Robinson
A letter argues that referring to far-right activist Tommy Robinson by his pseudonym amplifies his invented persona, urging media to use his real name, Stephen Yaxley-Lennon.
Sally Rooney and Samir Eskanda on BDS and Palestinian Rights
Sally Rooney and activist Samir Eskanda discuss her decision to publish with a BDS-compliant Israeli publisher, the cultural boycott, and the artist's role in demanding accountability for Palestinian rights.
Lamb Butchered in Field, Chops Removed: Farmer Horrified
A farmer in Hertfordshire discovered his six-week-old lamb was brutally killed and its chops removed. The incident is part of a series of similar animal killings reported across the UK.
Sierra Leone Singer Jailed in Free Speech Crackdown
A prominent Sierra Leonean singer has been jailed amid a crackdown on free speech, sparking international calls for release. Critics say the arrest is politically motivated.
Three Killed in San Diego Mosque Hate Crime
Three men were fatally shot at a San Diego mosque in a hate crime; two teen suspects were later found dead from self-inflicted wounds. A security guard helped prevent further casualties.
Tommy Robinson March Gets Worse: Islamophobia Rally
A visibly Muslim woman recounts the terror of attending a far-right rally in London, where Islamophobia was openly celebrated and hatred normalized.
NT Youth Detention Laws Raise Aboriginal Child Prison Fears
Northern Territory draft laws allow police to hold children for 48 hours without a guardian, sparking fears of funnelling Aboriginal kids into prisons.
Kim Kardashian Pays $50K to Free Death Row Inmate
Kim Kardashian helped secure the release of Richard Glossip, a death row inmate who was served his 'last' meal three times, by paying his $50,000 bail deposit.
Yungblud Stalking Suspect Wanted by Police After No-Show
Theresa Foley, 52, is wanted for allegedly breaching a stalking protection order by attending Yungblud's London concert. She failed to appear in court, leading to an arrest warrant.
Two Charged After 43 Arrests at London Protests
Two men charged after 43 arrests at Unite the Kingdom and Nakba Day protests in central London. Stuart Adams and Dara Harbison face charges including racial aggravation and assault.
Katie Price's Missing Husband: A Worrying Twist
Katie Price's new husband Lee Andrews is officially missing after five days without contact. The couple married just days after meeting, but his past raises concerns.
Lorry Dumps Waste in Croydon Fly-Tipping Capital
Shocking CCTV captures a lorry dumping a huge pile of rubbish outside a Croydon business, costing the owner £1,500 to clear. Croydon is England's fly-tipping capital with over 50,000 incidents in 2024-2025.
Stacey Abrams: Gutting Voting Rights Act Is 'Evil' (18.05.2026)
Stacey Abrams discusses the Supreme Court's ruling on the Voting Rights Act, calling it 'evil' and urging voter engagement to counter the dismantling of majority-Black districts.
Normalising Reform's Ideas: Neighbour Against Neighbour
Nesrine Malik argues that normalising Reform UK's rhetoric turns neighbours against each other, with racism now mainstream and ethnic minorities facing suspicion and division.
Kiyan Prince's Dad Still Feels Pain 20 Years On
Mark Prince, father of murdered footballer Kiyan Prince, reflects on two decades of grief and his ongoing fight against knife crime in London.
Demand Accountability for UAE Role in Sudan Crisis
Dr Lutz Oette and Anna Snowdon call for international inquiry into UAE's complicity in Sudan's war, urging accountability and reparations for victims.
Woman Arrested for Real Sword at Tommy Robinson March
A woman was arrested at Tommy Robinson's Unite the Kingdom protest in London for carrying a real sword. Police confirmed the blade was an offensive weapon.
Taxi Driver Warns Woman of Follower, Ensures Safe Return Home
A woman in 1980s Sydney is warned by a taxi driver that she is being followed. He insists she get in the cab and takes her safely home, potentially saving her life.
Cut Off My Mother-in-Law After Years of Criticism
After years of criticism and boundary-crossing, a mother finally cuts off her toxic mother-in-law, finding relief and peace in estrangement.
London Pro-Palestine Rally Draws Tens of Thousands
Tens of thousands joined a pro-Palestine march in London on Nakba Day, coinciding with a far-right protest led by Tommy Robinson. Police deployed 4,000 officers, and 43 arrests were made.
Aukus Sub Base Would 'Place a Massive Target on Our Backs'
A labour union warns that Port Kembla as an Aukus nuclear submarine base would make the community a target, citing secret documents and political fallout.
Charity Dispels Knife Crime Myth with Award-Winning Film
StreetDoctors, an East London charity, wins Film of the Year for 'The Fatal Question', tackling the myth of a 'safe place' to stab someone, educating young people on knife crime realities.
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