Palestine Action hunger strikers to sue prisons over alleged mistreatment
Activists plan to take legal action against the UK prisons that allegedly mistreated them.
Category: World
Inside Trump’s quiet plan to ‘take’ Cuba
As the world tries to reach Cuba through aid convoys, the US continues to impose a fuel blockade.
How the US plunged Cuba into darkness
The US oil blockade has brought Cuba’s power grid to the brink of collapse.
In rare daytime drone blitz, Russia attacks western Ukrainian city largely spared from war’s damage
In normal times, an assault of close to 1,000 Russian drones — many made from Iranian parts and designs — would dominate the news agenda.
Iran rejects U.S. ceasefire plan as missiles continue to fly across Middle East
Iran on Wednesday dismissed an American plan to pause the war in the Middle East and launched more attacks on Israel and Gulf Arab countries
‘We are in agony’ – Savannah Guthrie does first interview since mum’s disappearance
The US presenter says terrifying thoughts wake her at night as she imagines what happened.
South Africa’s police chief to appear in court over controversial health contract
South African authorities declined to disclose the charges he will face when he stands in the dock.
‘Men need to be perp-walked’ after Epstein files release, US Congressman Massie tells BBC
The US congressman responded to a BBC Newsnight interview with a group of survivors of the late financier’s abuse.
Democrats flip Florida state seat that includes Trump’s Mar-a-Lago home
Emily Gregory’s projected victory comes in a legislative district which a Republican candidate won by 19 percentage points in 2024.
Instagram and Facebook owner Meta ordered to pay £280m for knowingly harming children
Meta, the owner of Facebook, Instagram and Whatsapp, has been ordered to pay $375m (£280m) in damages after it was found to have knowingly harmed
Missiles overhead, silence below: Israel’s home front holds firm
Censorship and unity in the face of the Iranian threat combine to stifle dissent as Israel’s war with Iran drags on.
Anthropic’s case against the Pentagon could open space for AI regulation
A California judge says US DoD may be ‘attempting to cripple Anthropic’ for pushing for restrictions on AI weapons.
DOJ disclosed ‘damning evidence’ that Trump procured classified documents, top Democrat says
The Justice Department released documents to Congress that included “damning evidence” about President Tweety McTreason’s procurement of highly sensitive documents, including some related to his