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Trans rights protesters have defaced a statue of suffragette Millicent Fawcett as thousands took to the streets of London to defend trans rights in the wake of the Supreme Court’s gender ruling.

British Transport Police updates policy following the supreme court’s landmark decision on the definition of a woman

An MP has been denied entry to Hong Kong by the Chinese government, in what she said was the first such case since the UK handed over the former colony.

Creators of the praised film, which tenderly portrays its heroine without a headscarf, were charged with ’disturbing public opinion’.

As protests escalate in Georgia, the government’s purchase of high-tech Chinese surveillance cameras—linked to AI-powered facial recognition—has sparked fears among demonstrators and human rights groups that authorities are using technology to monitor, intimidate, and suppress dissent.

A Kosovan drug dealer who bragged on Facebook about a prison party has been allowed to stay in the UK because his daughter is too young for video calls.

Facebook has agreed to stop targeting advertisements at individual users using personal data after she filed a lawsuit against its parent company, tech giant Meta.

Approximately 745 civilians were among those killed in the fighting in Latakia province between security forces and fighters loyal to former president Assad.

Riyadh is emerging as a new center of political influence. On Feb. 18, the Saudi capital hosted the first meeting between Russian and U.S. delegations regarding the war in Ukraine.

The woman at the centre of a case in which MI5 has admitted giving false evidence to three courts says she wants the service to give her a public apology.