A police force failed to act impartially when it allowed officers to take part in a gay Pride and transgender rights march, a court has ruled.

Britons believe they can no longer speak their minds, a poll has found, in the latest indicator of a free speech crisis in the UK, as nearly half of Britons say people are too easily offended.

16,000 Afghans have been settled in the UK since the 'kill list' leaked. But only about 1,000 Afghans served with British forces. Where are they all coming from, asks former veterans' minister Johnny Mercer.

John Torode has been sacked from MasterChef after a complaint that he used racist language on one occasion in 2018 or 2019, first made in 2024, was upheld.

Labour will give out new grants for electric cars, the Department for Transport has confirmed, despite a previous 'bribe' scheme that failed to spark enthusiasm for EVs being scrapped three years ago.

University staff and students will face disciplinary action if they breach Labour’s new definition of Islamophobia, a cross-party group of peers has warned in a letter to Dominic Grieve.

BBC Director General Tim Davie is facing calls to resign after a damning review found the corporation's controversial Gaza documentary breached editorial guidelines on accuracy.

Netflix bosses have axed the iconic moment from Pride and Prejudice when Mr Darcy – played by Colin Firth – emerges from a lake in a new 'woke' move to avoid "objectifying men".

A summary of the most interesting stories in the past 24 hours that challenge the prevailing orthodoxy about the ‘climate emergency’, public health ‘crises’ and the supposed moral defects of Western civilisation.

Water companies will use smart meters to increase prices in the summer, meaning customers will pay more during heatwaves.