Three Just Stop Oil activists who sprayed Stonehenge with orange powder using fire extinguishers have been found not guilty of criminal damage and causing a public nuisance after citing their 'human rights' to protest.
J.K. Rowling has led the backlash against Glamour Magazine after the publication named nine male trans activists its "Women of the Year", including one who called the Suffragettes "white supremacists".
Labour has abandoned urgently needed welfare cuts as it admits that its review of disability benefits will not recommend reducing spending, despite a spiralling welfare bill and further tax hikes expected in the Budget.
Gazan students coming to Britain will be allowed to bring their families in a reversal of Government policy as 17 more arrived this week.
Christians in Britain do not enjoy free speech, according to Felix Ngole, a social worker who was refused a job over his Christian beliefs on LGBT issues only to find a court backed his anti-Christian prospective employer.
Rachel Reeves broke the law and could be forced to hand back tens of thousands of pounds to tenants after renting out her family home without a licence, as the Tories call for her to quit and be prosecuted.
The migrant sex criminal who offended while staying at Epping's Bell Hotel and who was wrongly released from prison has been handed £500 in taxpayers' money to leave Britain.
The Government has written to the first council in the country to institute a four-day working week to express its "deep disappointment" following reports of a sharp deterioration in services.
Disney has dumped its Doctor Who partnership with the BBC after just two series following the show’s woke rebrand and amidst plummeting ratings.
Bill Gates has rejected a "doomsday view" of climate change, saying it will not lead to humanity’s demise, in the latest example of elite backtracking on Net Zero following public backlash at the rising costs and harms.
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