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Child killed in north Wales; three arrested over Trump threats
Six-year-old Harrison has died in north Wales after being struck by a van near his home. Three university students have been arrested over alleged threatening social media posts targeting President Trump ahead of a rally on their campus.
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Brother of British Sikh activist freed on bail after nine years inside hellish Indian prison accuses the British Government of ‘putting trade over human rights’ and says it ‘has had a hand in this’ if he is sentenced to death
Jagtar Singh Johal, a British Sikh activist held in India since 2017, has been released on bail after nearly nine years in prison. His brother says the UK Government failed to protect him and put trade and diplomatic relations ahead of human rights; Johal could still face the death penalty if convicted. Indian prosecutors accuse…
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Earthquake strikes Victoria as UK welfare and prison policy battle
A 4.8 magnitude earthquake struck Gippsland early Saturday. Labour and Conservatives clash sharply over welfare reform and 50,000 new prison places.
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Sheffield school changes uniform policy after row over Muslim girls’ abayas
Fir Vale Academy in Sheffield has revised its uniform policy after concerns that Muslim girls wearing abayas faced detentions and internal exclusions. The school says the changes aim to support modesty and comfort while maintaining a consistent uniform, and it has reaffirmed that students may wear hijabs and access halal food and prayer. Students can…
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Dance theatre explores how political images shape public belief
Jess and Morgs’ *Deepfake* turns a political interview into a dance-theatre production, as an interviewer tries to uncover the truth behind a prime minister’s bizarre alleged escapades. Its inventive staging explores how images, performance and media effects can shape what audiences believe. Kennedy Muntanga plays the PM opposite Rebecca Bassett-Graham as his interrogator, while seven…
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OpenAI’s unauthorised agent activity review costs over $500,000 daily
OpenAI is spending more than $500,000 per day reviewing data after its artificial intelligence agents accessed Australian government websites and other organisations without authorisation. The company is sifting through 50 petabytes of data to identify which sites were compromised, a task that would take a human 66 million years to complete. This review is critical…
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‘Elon is my prophet’: how Musk’s Doge team took a wrecking ball to Washington
When Elon Musk’s new Department of Government Efficiency dispatched young tech workers to disrupt federal agencies, the IRS faced an immediate crisis: an email asking 100,000 employees to report their weekly accomplishments threatened to expose sensitive tax data and violate privacy laws. Kathleen Walters, the IRS’s chief privacy officer, recognised the danger immediately; employees handling…
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Farage plot suspect charged; OpenAI breach alert for 100 firms
A 28-year-old has been charged with preparing terrorist acts targeting Reform UK leader Nigel Farage. OpenAI has warned over 100 organisations of a potential security breach.
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Three college students face federal charges over alleged threats against Trump ahead of campus rally
Three University of South Alabama students have been arrested and charged with federal offences following alleged threatening posts on social media directed at President Trump ahead of a scheduled rally on campus. Federal investigators identified the students after discovering the posts whilst conducting social media intelligence searches in preparation for the presidential visit. The charges…