Book examines Earth Liberation Front's 1990s eco-sabotage
Matthew Wolfe's 'Fires in the Night' explores the Earth Liberation Front's arson attacks against environmental destruction, their legacy, and echoes in today's climate activism.
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UNC football GM Lombardi placed on paid leave
North Carolina football general manager Michael Lombardi, hired alongside Bill Belichick, has been placed on paid administrative leave without explanation.
US officials probe sea lion kicking video in San Diego
Federal wildlife authorities are investigating after a video appeared to show a person kicking a federally protected sea lion at La Jolla Cove in San Diego, California.
Journalist's fight for justice keeps murderer in prison
Gibraltar-based journalist Ros Astengo's investigation led to four men reporting sexual assaults by Allan Grimson, resulting in guilty verdicts that may keep him in prison.
Farage fury after Green candidate posts guillotine t-shirt
Reform UK reports Green Party's Zack Polanski to police after he shared an image of a man wearing a guillotine t-shirt with 'making plans for Nigel' text, calling it incitement to murder.
LGBT+ reject far-right exploitation of Berlin Pride attack
A drag artist condemns British right-wingers using the Berlin Pride terror attack to push anti-Muslim bigotry, arguing queer people face most abuse from white individuals and reject such exploitation.
Stillborn baby's remains left in envelope for two years
The remains of a stillborn baby were kept in an envelope on the cold room floor of a funeral home for almost two years, as revealed during Robert Bush's sentencing at Hull Crown Court.
Coronation Street: Jodie confesses, Lily finds gun
Jodie Ramsey confesses to police for assaulting Sarah Platt in Coronation Street. Lily Platt discovers a hidden gun in Jodie's trinket box, sparking new drama.
Family sues NT over no-charge decision in Indigenous death
The family of an Indigenous man who died in police custody has launched legal action against the Northern Territory over the decision not to charge officers involved.
Yung Filly Describes Meeting Fan Before Alleged Rape
British YouTuber Yung Filly, on trial for rape, told court he met the alleged victim at a nightclub and had consensual sex, denying choking and slapping.
India cockroach protests show youth power against Modi
India's cockroach protests, led by young people, have succeeded in challenging Narendra Modi's government, highlighting a new wave of political activism.
Baby Missing After Mother and Toddler Found Dead
A baby is missing after a mother and her toddler were found dead off the coast of South Australia. Police are searching for the infant.
Islington sexual assault: CCTV appeal launched by police
A woman in her early 20s was dragged into a doorway on Northchurch Road, Islington, and sexually assaulted in an attempted rape. Police release CCTV of a suspect in a tie-dye T-shirt.
Emmerdale: Kev punches Lewis in birthday twist
Kev accidentally punches his son Lewis in Emmerdale after a confrontation over his criminal past, leaving their relationship in jeopardy.
Seattle shooting at food festival kills 2, wounds 5
Two people died and five were injured in a shooting at the Bite of Seattle festival near the Space Needle. A toddler is among the wounded.
Cockroach Janta party protest victory signals trouble for Modi
India's Cockroach Janta party protests force education minister Dharmendra Pradhan to resign, marking the first major challenge to Modi's grip on power in 12 years.
Trisha Silvester obituary: Sreepur Village co-founder dies
Trisha Silvester, co-founder of Sreepur Village charity in Bangladesh, dies at 79. She helped thousands of women and children escape poverty and hardship.
DJ Fat Tony on Beckham feud: 'A family lost a son'
DJ Fat Tony speaks out on the Beckham family rift, urging compassion as he recalls Brooklyn and Nicola's wedding drama.
Glasgow protests: 15 arrested after mob clashes with police
Fifteen arrests were made after anti-immigration and anti-racism protesters clashed in Glasgow, with police condemning 'thuggish' violence and disorder.
Influencer posts TikTok accusing husband of paedophilia before murder
Influencer Sara Gilson posted a TikTok video accusing her husband of being a paedophile; 12 days later she was shot dead in an apparent murder-suicide.
85M Disaffected: Belonging Key to Defeating Authoritarianism
A survey finds 85 million Americans are disaffected and less likely to vote. Democratic revival depends on building community and belonging, say researchers.
Soak up every second … the terrible teens are coming
Polly Hudson reflects on her own terrible teenage years and the impending karma as her son approaches 12. She explores the science of teen brains and the challenges of parenting an adolescent.
Jermaine Jenas hits back at critics with bizarre breakfast video
Axed BBC host Jermaine Jenas, 43, posted a topless pancake-flipping video with a defiant message after his 2024 firing over explicit texts. He said 'F*** you and them... Respectfully.'
Teen accused of killing 4 friends in crash asks for dismissal
A 17-year-old driver charged with misdemeanor manslaughter for a crash that killed four friends seeks case dismissal, citing destroyed police notes. Families divided on accountability vs. rehabilitation.
Brixton arts group 'shocked' by eviction notice after 25 years
The Bureau of Silly Ideas faces eviction from its Brixton home after 25 years, just days after signing a new 10-year lease, as The Arch Company plans redevelopment.
London Trans+ Pride expects record attendees amid rights clamp
London Trans+ Pride expects over 100,000 attendees on July 25, 2026, as new EHRC guidance redefining 'woman' as biological sex takes effect August 5, sparking protests.
Lewisham first UK council to refuse assisting immigration raids
Lewisham Council has passed a motion to review its systems and refuse assisting Home Office immigration raids where legally possible, becoming the first UK local authority to do so.
Denise Fox disgusted by Chelsea's confession in EastEnders
Denise Fox is left utterly disgusted after Chelsea admits her role in Jordan's accident, as Ian Beale's fate hangs in the balance in upcoming EastEnders episodes.
UK mosque attacked every five days: British Muslim Trust
More than 70 attacks on UK mosques recorded in past year, with hotspots in London, Greater Manchester and West Midlands. Government urged to speed up security funding.
Madison police shooting sparks protests
A police officer in Madison, Wisconsin shot and killed a man on Wednesday, with cellphone footage capturing the incident and sparking local protests. The man killed was in his 30s, and police have not released his name.
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