Criminalising Climate Protesters Backfires, UK Study Finds
A study of 1,300 campaigners reveals that arrests, fines, and jail terms increase the determination of climate activists to take direct action, making repression counterproductive.
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Progressive Christians Reclaim Faith Amid Trump-Pope Feud
Faith leaders organize against Trump's Christian nationalism, opposing war and ICE policies with social justice rooted in centuries-old traditions.
Russian Strikes Kill Seven in Ukraine; Dnipro Hit Hardest
Russian drone and missile strikes kill at least seven in Ukraine overnight, with Dnipro bearing the brunt. Odesa and Kharkiv also targeted.
Judge Overturns Nova Scotia's Vague Woods Ban
A Canadian judge struck down Nova Scotia's wildfire ban on entering woods, calling it too vague and a violation of mobility rights, siding with a hiker who challenged the order.
Two Men and Three Boys Charged Over Gang Rape in Gravesend
Two men and three boys have been charged after a teenage girl was allegedly gang-raped at a private property in Gravesend, Kent, between March 25 and April 19.
Kimmel: Trump a 'Delicate Snowflake' Over No Comic at Dinner
Late-night hosts mock Trump's plan to skip White House Correspondents' Dinner roast, with Kimmel delivering an alternative roast and Colbert and Meyers weighing in on Trump's Iran threats.
Roberts-Smith Attends Anzac Day After War Crime Charges
Ben Roberts-Smith, facing war crime charges, will attend Anzac Day in Queensland, calling it 'sacred'. RSL welcomes him, while a white nationalist rally planned in support is disavowed by him.
Trump vs Pope Leo: Political Gap Widens
Donald Trump's conflict with Pope Leo XIV exposes widening rifts between US evangelicals and Catholics, as the pope condemns Trump's policies on war and immigration.
Italians Wait for Supreme Court Ruling on Citizenship
After Italy's far-right government restricted citizenship to only direct parent or grandparent, Americans like Sabrina Crawford await a supreme court decision that could reopen the door.
Israel’s Dahiyeh Doctrine Repeats in Lebanon
An analysis of Israel's military strategy from the 2006 Lebanon war to Gaza and the 2026 Lebanon attacks, highlighting the Dahiyeh doctrine and its global implications.
UK Rejects Pentagon Memo on Falklands Shift
Downing Street insists UK position on Falklands is unchanged after leaked Pentagon email suggests US reassess support due to lack of backing for Iran war.
Starmer's Sir Humphrey Moment Over Ministerial Row
Keir Starmer encountered a classic civil service clash as a minister refused to follow orders, echoing Yes Minister's Sir Humphrey.
Syria Arrests Suspected Tadamon Massacre Leader
Syrian authorities arrested Amjad Youssef, a former regime official suspected of leading the 2013 Tadamon massacre that killed 288 civilians, including 12 children.
Starmer Pledges to Proscribe Iran's Revolutionary Guards
Keir Starmer promises legislation to proscribe Iran's Revolutionary Guards in July, following an arson attack on a London synagogue. He aims to ensure Jewish community safety amid rising antisemitism.
The Eagle Has Been Landed: April's City Diary
A roundup of notable events from April's City Diary, including a unique eagle landing and other financial district anecdotes.
Woman Arrested After Teen Stabbed in Croydon
A 19-year-old woman has been arrested after a 17-year-old boy was stabbed multiple times in Croydon. The victim's injuries are not life-threatening.
95-Year-Old Driver Spared Jail for Killing Dog Walker
Joan Barwick, 95, was distracted by a free disabled parking space when she fatally struck Linda Wareham, 77, in a petrol station. She received a suspended 16-month sentence.
Coronation Street Axed from ITV Schedule Tonight
Coronation Street is pulled from ITV's Friday lineup for I'm a Celebrity...South Africa finale, leaving fans furious ahead of murder week.
Homeless Man Admits Killing Pensioner on Remembrance Sunday
Musse Ali, 68, pleaded guilty to manslaughter of Hilkiah McLeggan, 77, and wounding two others in East Street market, Walworth, on Remembrance Sunday 2024.
Man Arrested for Murder After Body Found in South London
A 66-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of murder after a 30-year-old man was found dead with significant injuries in a Camberwell house. Police appeal for information.
Hung Cao Appointed Acting Navy Secretary
Hung Cao, a Vietnam-born former refugee and veteran naval officer, steps in as acting navy secretary after John Phelan's sudden departure, vowing to upgrade the fleet.
BP Chair Rebuked for Blocking Shareholder Resolution
BP's chair Albert Manifold faced investor revolt after excluding a climate resolution, losing votes on key proposals and seeing 18% oppose his re-election.
Surrey Police to Close Rape Inquiry That Sparked Epsom Unrest
Surrey police will close the rape investigation that led to protests in Epsom, confirming no offence occurred. The force condemned the 'shameful' behaviour of protesters.
Sudoku 7288 Hard: Solution and Tips
Solve Sudoku 7288, a hard-level puzzle. Learn strategies and tips to master challenging sudoku grids. Perfect for puzzle enthusiasts.
Kyle Sandilands' Lawyer Defends Shock Jock in Court
Kyle Sandilands' lawyer argues his conduct is part of his brand as the shock jock faces breach of contract allegations from ARN in federal court.
Minister Keogh on Anzac Day, Roberts-Smith, Defence
Veterans' Affairs Minister Matt Keogh discusses the royal commission into defence suicide, Ben Roberts-Smith's medals at the War Memorial, and increased defence spending ahead of Anzac Day.
Two Men's Mistakes Haunt Starmer's Leadership
The shadow of Mandelson and another figure's errors looms over Keir Starmer, complicating his path to power and raising questions about judgment and loyalty within Labour.
Assisted Dying Bill Fails Amid Accusations and Poor Drafting
Campaigners clash after the terminally ill adults (end of life) bill fails in the Lords, with supporters blaming unelected peers and opponents citing poor drafting.
Millwall May Sue Over KKK Badge in Kids' Booklet
Millwall FC is considering legal action against Westminster Council after a children's anti-racism booklet depicted a KKK member wearing the club's badge, causing outrage.
Cabinet Office official defends Mandelson vetting process
Cat Little tells MPs due process was followed in Mandelson vetting, disputes Foreign Office claims and confirms no formal record of Starmer's approval.
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