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    Ditching the Northern Ireland Protocol is unConservative and May Break the UK

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    George Floyd killing: three more officers charged as Chauvin's murder charge upgraded – live

    Ellison confirms additional charges over Floyd killing Defense secretary opposes Trump threat to send military to states Police chief calls for ban on chokeholds Demonstrators defy curfews as protests continue Are you taking part in US protests? Sign up to our First Thing newsletter LIVE Updated Play Video Barack Obama discusses police brutality in virtual […] More

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    Julian Assange was ‘handcuffed 11 times and stripped naked’

    WikiLeaks founder’s lawyers complain of interference after first day of extradition hearing Julian Assange was handcuffed 11 times, stripped naked twice and had his case files confiscated after the first day of his extradition hearing, according to his lawyers, who complained of interference in his ability to take part. Their appeal to the judge overseeing […] More