These Wild English Review: Mother's Far-Right Drift
A review of Nicola Wilding's memoir exploring her mother Sandra's late-life turn to far-right activism, blending personal history with political context.
Category : Protests Activism
Italy protests after Moroccan man dies under police restraint
Protests in Bologna turned violent after Abderrahim Fakir, 42, died pleading for help under police restraint. Video shows officers sitting on him. Prosecutors investigate.
First Nations leaders: wildfires destroyed communities without warning
Two First Nations communities in Ontario were razed by wildfires after being told there was no imminent threat, forcing residents to self-evacuate without government help.
Pizza shop thrives after 'buy-cott' over guard refusal
Tamboli's Pasta & Pizza sees record business after owner refuses to serve national guard, as Memphis residents support peaceful protest over federal taskforce shootings.
US Report Blames Cuba for Unrest Amid Havana Crisis
A US state department report claims Cuba poses a unique threat to US security, but in Havana, people face hunger and blackouts under a US oil blockade.
Barnaby Joyce yells at dog during ABC interview
Barnaby Joyce yelled at his dog Stella during an ABC 7.30 interview, overshadowing his defense of Pauline Hanson's European tour. The former deputy PM snapped at presenter Sarah Ferguson.
Nigel Farage's aimless comeback speech to mega-fans
Nigel Farage gave a recycled, aimless speech to about 200 supporters in Norfolk, avoiding questions, as his political relevance fades amid financial scrutiny.
India's Cockroach Protests Continue After Police Violence
Thousands of young protesters in Delhi demand education reform and minister's resignation, vowing to stay despite police brutality on Monday that injured 60.
Ben Jennings Cartoon: Farage as Deadliest Foe
Ben Jennings' cartoon depicts Nigel Farage as a deadly adversary, symbolizing political division and populism in UK politics.
Trans civil servants face outing over toilet rules, leaked guidance
Leaked civil service guidance forces trans staff to discuss toilet access with managers, risking outing, while deadnaming could lead to misconduct probes.
Yung Filly pleads not guilty to rape in Australian court
British YouTuber Yung Filly has pleaded not guilty to six counts of sexually penetrating a 20-year-old woman without consent after a gig in Perth, with the court hearing he bit and slapped her during the alleged assault.
Trump booed at World Cup final, lingers in Spain celebration
Donald Trump was booed at the World Cup final before lingering in Spain's trophy celebration, repeating his trophy-crashing behavior from the 2025 Club World Cup.
How Online Rage Shapes Politics: Angertainment Explained
Political adviser Ed Coper explains how social media outrage, or 'Angertainment', is driving political strategy and offers an antidote to toxic online debate.
India Protests: Thousands Demand Minister's Resignation
Tens of thousands of protesters defied police orders in Delhi and other Indian cities, demanding the resignation of Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan over exam paper leaks, leading to clashes with police using batons and teargas.
Two Palestinians killed in West Bank settler raid
Israeli settlers and soldiers killed two Palestinians in Deir Jarir during a raid for stolen livestock, part of escalating violence in the occupied West Bank.
Abandoned monkey found on North London bus
A common marmoset was found abandoned in a laundry bag on a 302 bus in Kensal Rise. The RSPCA believes new licensing laws for primates may have prompted the abandonment.
Widow refuses to sell garden to protect 500-year-old tree
Jean Harris, 79, is battling plans for a £45m road scheme that would take part of her garden and threaten a 500-year-old oak tree in Herefordshire.
Maria shatters Gary as it’s all over in Coronation Street
Maria confronts Gary with photo evidence proving his lies about Theo's murder night, shattering their relationship and leaving her terrified of police repercussions.
Colleague's Hostility Hid Love: The Moment I Knew
Alison Muir thought Peter Thorn was arrogant until a tense standoff over files led to love. They married in 1991, sharing 34 years before his death in 2025.
Hanson-Robinson: Grievance as Entertainment
Pauline Hanson's podcast with Tommy Robinson highlights how racism and bigotry are packaged as entertainment, with One Nation polling at a quarter of the vote.
Trump uses foreign election claims to justify federal intervention
Donald Trump's primetime address on election security failed to prove foreign interference but succeeded in justifying federal investigations, targeting Fulton County and setting the stage for 2026.
Family Seeks Answers After Mississippi Teen Nolan Wells Found Dead
Two weeks after Nolan Xavier Wells, 18, was found dead on Horn Island, Mississippi, his family demands a transparent investigation into his disappearance and death, with racial concerns raised.
Burnham must raise spirits of disillusioned public
Readers urge Andy Burnham to define his vision and address cost of living, housing, and public services after becoming Labour leader.
Ella Baron cartoon: Downing Street revolving door
Ella Baron's cartoon depicts the constant turnover of staff in Downing Street, highlighting political instability in the UK government.
Three teens hospitalised after car driven at crowd in Skerries
Three teenagers were taken to hospital after a car was driven at a crowd during a public order incident in Skerries, north County Dublin, on Saturday night.
Son helped mother and sister escape controlling father, then he murdered them
Luke Hart helped his mother Claire and sister Charlotte escape their abusive father Lance. Five days later, Lance shot them dead before killing himself in Spalding, Lincolnshire, on July 19, 2016.
Charity discovers another Dr Todd victim in Emmerdale
Charity Dingle meets another woman raped by Dr Caitlin Todd after the CPS drops the case in Emmerdale, sparking a new plot for justice.
Colorado ICE employee arrested for shooting protester
An off-duty employee at an Aurora, Colorado ICE facility was arrested after shooting a woman who had protested outside earlier; she sustained non-life-threatening injuries.
India censors block film on Punjab police killings
Honey Trehan's film Satluj, about 1990s Punjab police killings, was banned in India within 48 hours of its online release, sparking accusations of political censorship.
DC Residents Resist National Guard Deployment
A year into national guard deployment in DC, residents protest nightly with cacerolazos. Officials say troops don't reduce crime; new analysis shows violent crime unchanged despite $1.65M daily cost.
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