4 d. ago George Galloway claims airport stop was ‘fishing expedition’ by police

The ex-MP and his wife are threatening legal action after they were stopped at Gatwick on Saturday after returning from Moscow.

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4 d. ago George Galloway vows legal action against Metropolitan Police over Gatwick airport stop

Former MP Galloway’s solicitor is set to detail the legal action they plan against the Met

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9 d. ago Brit, 84, dies shortly before getting his Spanish home back after years

An elderly British man who spent years battling to evict squatters who took over his dream retirement home has sadly died before getting his property back. 

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2 w. ago New Balance's 50% off clearance sale trainers shoppers say 'stop leg cramps at work'

"My life changed after putting those shoes on - they are so comfortable, my legs are no longer cramping after work anymore"

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2 w. ago 'My legs stopped working a week after going numb on a flight'

Manju Pillai first started feeling unwell as she returned home from a family holiday in Qatar and the Maldives with her husband Ajith and their kids Ramaya, 23, and Ashaan, 13.

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2 w. ago Christian group launches legal action to stop Grade II listed former Carnegie Library becoming town's first mosque

Labour council chiefs agreed a 30-year-old lease to turn the landmark former library into a mosque after it has sat unused for ten years.

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2 w. ago The Guardian view on the UN’s genocide finding: Britain – and the world – can no longer look away | Editorial

A UN commission has found Israel’s war in Gaza ranks among history’s greatest crimes. The UK government must stop hiding behind legal fictions and recognise the realityA United Nations commission of inquiry has now said what Israeli, Palestinian and international human rights organisations, as well as many genocide scholars, have already argued: that Israel’s war in Gaza amounts to genocide. The commission finds that mass killings, attacks on vital infrastructure, starvation, displacement and denial of medical care meet the legal definition of history’s gravest crime. It finds genocidal intent “the only reasonable inference” from both the statements of Israel’s leaders and the conduct of its forces in Gaza.Against this, Israel’s repeated assertions that it is acting in lawful self-defence ring hollow in the face of overwhelming evidence and a deliberate pattern of destruction. The UN’s conclusion imposes moral clarity. It also demands political action, especially from those, includi...

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2 w. ago 'I'm treated like a security risk at airports because of my rare condition'

Rebecca Legon was born with a rare condition called PFFD, which stopped her leg from forming correctly during early fetal development. She has spoken about the issues she has encountered while travelling

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3 w. ago NIGEL FARAGE: The Left tried to silence my friend Charlie Kirk with wild slanders. Did they create the febrile atmosphere where someone thought it was legitimate to stop him talking for good?

The murder of my friend Charlie Kirk was a very dark day for American democracy. And a dark day too for the cause of free speech in the US and the West, which has lost one of its champions.

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3 w. ago UK fashion brand sold in Next and M&S on the brink of collapse

The retailer has filed a notice to appoint administrators, which signals a company is about to go bust and provides a temporary legal freeze that stops creditors from taking legal action for ten days

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3 w. ago US supreme court ‘effectively legalized racial profiling’, immigration experts warn

Court ruled federal agents can stop people in LA based on race, language, job or location amid Trump’s crackdownUS politics live – latest updatesImmigration advocates warned that the supreme court has “effectively legalized racial profiling”, granting federal agents the power to stop people in Los Angeles simply for speaking Spanish or appearing Latino – and opening the door, they say, to a broader unraveling of civil rights protections nationwide.In a 6–3 decision on Monday, the court’s conservative majority lifted restrictions on “roving” immigration patrols across the LA area after a lower court found that federal agents were indiscriminately targeting people on the basis of race, language, employment or location. Continue reading...

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3 w. ago Keir Starmer has ‘legal duty to stop Gaza genocide’, says Greta Thunberg

Exclusive: Activist spoke while onboard aid flotilla aiming to deliver food, baby formula and medical supplies to territoryKeir Starmer must obey his “legal duty to act to prevent a genocide”, Greta Thunberg has told the Guardian while travelling aboard an aid flotilla heading for Gaza.The Swedish activist said there was a “huge absence of those whose legal responsibility it is to step up” under international law, and called out the UK prime minister before a potential meeting this week with Israel’s president, Isaac Herzog. Continue reading...

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4 w. ago Kerry Katona reprimanded by police after holding up traffic in £250k car for fan selfie

Atomic Kitten legend Kerry Katona stopped her £200,000 Lamborghini in Cheshire when an overexcited fan ran into the road for a selfie

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4 w. ago Charity watchdog launched legal action to stop MPs seeing sexual abuse report

A Charity Commission investigation into sexual abuse complaints at charities is set to be presented to MPs next week.

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last month No Mor Chikin! Detroit school launches legal fight to stop Chick

The Giving Tree Montessori School says Chick-fil-A should find a new location for its store, set to be built right next to its playground.

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