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Palestine Action is part of Britain's proud history of protest. Proscribing it is an assault on democracy | Suresh Grover theguardian.com/commentisfree/…

Good Morning Britain ‘It’s a moment no mother wants yet I’m standing here firmly in [my] belief that everybody will do the right thing.’ Pooja Kanda, whose son was killed in a case of mistaken identity, on the surrender bins unveiled as part of the UK’s largest ever knife amnesty Good Morning Britain

"What do you do when you're out to combat spiking?" Ed Balls asks campaigner and DJ, Ashley James, on how people can help themselves from getting spiked.

At a quiet village pub in Scotland, Rachael Ovens thought she was safe drinking among friends. Instead, she believes someone dropped a substance in her glass, causing her to become disoriented and her lower body to go numb. ＠susannareid100 and ＠edballs talk to Rachel about how

"You instantly know that something weird has happened" ranvir singh shares how she was spiked at a bar in Manchester.

The officers who helped catch the man responsible for murdering schoolboy Daniel Anjorin with a samurai sword in East London, say there was 'no time for fear.' A split decision was made to confront the attacker before armed backup arrived, in a bid to protect others. Gargy

"Is it calculation, training, instinct ... can you remember choosing to confront this killer?" ＠Edballs and ＠susannareid100 ask Inspector Moloy Campbell, who was one of the officers who helped catch the man responsible for murdering schoolboy Daniel Anjorin with a samurai

.Ed Balls and Susanna Reid ask Chief Superintendent Stuart Bell about deploying tasers to confront attackers in a bid to protect others.

"How come there's money for parental leave, but not for welfare for those with disabilities?" Susanna Reid asks Business and Trade Secretary Jonathan Reynolds on the Welfare Reform Bill vote which have been significantly rolled back after more than 100 Labour MPs threatened

With police often too busy to tackle shoplifting, many retailers are turning to facial recognition software to protect their staff and shops from criminals. But what happens when it goes wrong? Danielle Horan was wrongly flagged as a shoplifter in the facial recognition

A powerful campaign from the Wales Trauma Network – urging people to think before sharing images of traumatic events.

A wildlife sanctuary in Lincolnshire is calling for tighter legislation around the keeping of exotic pets after it received dozens of abandoned wild animals that owners were struggling to care for. Figures show almost 3,000 exotic animals are kept privately under licence in

Nearly 100 people in Britain may have died after taking a poison sold online and allegedly supplied by Canadian man Kenneth Law. Times Journalist James Beal explains how he investigated Law, who is awaiting trial in Canada, charged with 14 counts of murder, which he denies.

90-year-old Joyce Lambert Giller and 85-year-old Norman Giller were initially introduced by their children, but only developed a romance when waiting in line to pay tribute to the late Queen. They got married last October.

Dr Susan Michaelis was diagnosed with lobular breast cancer in 2013 and pushed for further research into the disease. Yesterday, her husband Tristan met with the health secretary Wes Streeting - a meeting Susan had hoped to attend herself before she died.

At Alder Hey Children’s Hospital, a first-of-its-kind NHS clinic is treating under-16s suffering severe bladder damage and chronic pain caused by ketamine misuse. Finley Worthington, who was addicted to ketamine for 6 years, describes the impact ketamine has had on his body.

Alessia Russo’s brother Giorgio, fresh from #LoveIsland, on what the family group chat is like on game day and who out of the #Lionesses would do well in the villa @gmb

Massive Attack announce alliance of musicians speaking out over Gaza: Brian Eno, Fontaines DC and Kneecap say group will support those subject to ‘aggressive, vexatious campaigns’ by pro-Israel advocate theguardian.com/music/2025/jul…

Tory MSP Rachael Hamilton is calling for a government-led ‘seagull summit’ in Scotland, after reports said seven children were attacked in just one month. However, the RSPCA is urging kindness launching a billboard campaign reminding tourists seagulls are “Lovers, not Fighters.”

When retired fisherman Peter Firth began complaining of an itchy arm, his daughter knew something wasn't right. Eagle-eyed Rachel spotted that her dad's nipple had inverted and that he had a big lump on his left side. That moment led to a diagnosis of stage 2 breast cancer.