Another seven Just Stop Oil supporters acquitted after Waterloo Bridge slow march
Seven Just Stop Oil supporters were found not guilty at Southwark Crown Court on 3 June, two and a half years after slow marching on Waterloo Bridge to demand an…
Mexico shatters 40-year World Cup curse
Mexico’s 2-0 victory over Ecuador in the 2026 World Cup Round of 32 did more than secure a spot in the Round of 16; it carried immense historical weight, as…
Croydon homelessness service closure faces High Court challenge
On 7 July 2026, the High Court will hear an application for permission to bring a judicial review of Croydon council’s decision to close its walk-in homelessness service, Access Croydon,…
Disney’s “Hexed” and the sanitisation of the ostracised
Disney’s teasing trailer for its upcoming original film “Hexed”, without further context, seems to showcase a repeated trope within Disney’s catalogue of presenting themes of ostracisation while remaining as palatable…
Starmer is cutting jobs in a fawning gesture to Trump’s call for increase in defence spending
The UK’s ambassador to the USA, Christian Turner, penned an opinion piece this week by declaring that Trump is “correct” that allies must spend more and that Britain has “heard that message”…
Under cover of earthquake aid, US and Israel deepen their hold on Venezuela
Syrian-Palestinian journalist Dima Khatib, who lives in Venezuela, lamented that she never thought she would see the day when Israeli soldiers would be in Venezuela—especially after former Venezuelan leader Hugo…
Did Nigel Farage lobby Bank of England on billionaire sugar daddy’s behalf?
The standards watchdog commissioner has received a request to investigate whether Nigel Farage lobbied the Bank of England on his billionaire sugar daddy’s behalf. Racist hatemonger Farage and his Reform…
EU hiding 17 secret Gaza documents into infrastructure projects
The European Commission has claimed there is “no public interest” in releasing seventeen reports on infrastructure projects the EU has funded in Gaza. The reports would be likely to confirm…
ICC changes voting rules to stitch up prosecutor Khan for US and Israel
The ruling body of the International Criminal Court (ICC) has changed its voting rules in an apparent attempt to please the US and Israel and stitch up its chief prosecutor…
Punk rap duo Vylan sues BBC for Glastonbury smears
Punk rap duo Bob Vylan have announced they’re suing the BBC for making defamatory comments about them during their Glastonbury appearance. The duo were targeted by the UK state and…