Three in five British voters said a political party’s position on free speech would influence their general election vote, with Liberty claiming Labour’s approach could cost it electoral support.

A German hacker released tens of thousands of documents exposing unregulated offshore gambling operations, revealing how billions in annual bets flow through largely unmonitored international sites accessible to British users.

Saudi-backed government forces battle Houthi fighters around Yemen’s Taiz city after Houthis seized the strategic Red Sea port of Mokha, escalating the country’s civil war and threatening a crucial shipping corridor.

President Trump has undertaken numerous construction projects in Washington, D.C., including renovations to the White House and alterations to national landmarks, sparking lawsuits and widespread public opposition.

Goodman Group has withdrawn its A$1.2bn data centre proposal in Sydney following significant community opposition, with the project receiving just nine supportive submissions out of 374 total.

Skeletal remains of at least 28 people have been recovered from suspected criminal camps in Nigerian forests during a security operation, with police investigating possible connections to kidnapping victims.

Idaho’s dairy industry, which relies heavily on undocumented immigrant labor, faces growing anxiety over immigration enforcement despite largely avoiding raids so far under the current administration.

An Iranian appeals court has upheld a 74-lash sentence for a singer who performed without a mandatory hijab in a December 2024 livestreamed concert that drew millions of views online.

An Istanbul court convicted comedian Deniz Göktaş of insulting President Erdoğan and sentenced him to nearly 19 months, but ordered his release due to time served and imposed a travel ban.