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Tommy Robinson threatened to make families of Mail journalists ‘famous’, court hears
20. October 2026 (19:16)
Jurors in harassment trial told reporters who had written about far-right activist feared ‘vigilante attack’Tommy Robinson told the Daily Mail’s editor he would make the paper’s journalists and their families “famous”, the harassment trial of the far-right activist has been told.The threat was made in a voicemail message left on the phone of Ted Verity as Robinson, whose real name is Stephen Yaxley-Lennon, allegedly waged a campaign of harassment against journalists from the newspaper. Continue reading... (The Guardian)
Two men re-arrested on suspicion of assisting Iran over RAF Fairford incident
20. October 2026 (19:14)
Counter Terrorism Policing said it was ‘highly likely that there is Iranian state involvement’ in the activity that took place close to RAF Fairford. (London News)
Robinson told Daily Mail editor-in-chief he would make family famous, court told
20. October 2026 (19:11)
The political activist is accused of causing two journalists harassment causing fear of violence in August 2024. (London News)
The Trip's Rob Brydon originally against playing fictional version of himself
20. October 2026 (19:01)
Rob Brydon and Steve Coogan initially thought playing fictionalised versions of themselves was "passé". (BBC News)
Why are French police so violent? Their job is to protect the state, not the people
20. October 2026 (18:49)
Officers are instruments of state whose job is to repress, rather than manage, public dissentFamiliar images of teargas clouds drifting across Paris squares, police baton charges against masked protesters and terrified teenagers floored – and worse – by stun grenades have once again focused the world’s attention on France’s policing methods.While most of its western European neighbours generally favour police tactics that prioritise crowd containment and de-escalation, France has long responded to social movements that take to the streets with, at times, shocking physical force. Continue reading... (The Guardian)