In the ruling, the judge notes that Meta created a “public nuisance” by being a significant contributor to the state’s teen mental health crisis.

Homes of people believed to be asylum seekers attacked during two nights of violence in Thetford

if humanity is to address the question of survival.

It comes after the party said it would override French objections to return migrants to France.

Football's world governing body Fifa abandons plans to sell off stakes in its major competitions after widespread opposition to president Gianni Infantino's proposal.

Letters: strongGillian Metheringham/strong, strongDr Gillian Austen/strong and others respond to articles about water shortages in the UK and the high and rising pay of water industry bosses

Police call off annual parade hours after it began after reporting several people struck in Tiergarten park by driver of white van

What a study on European warming actually found and how it got twisted into a climate-denial talking point.

Rights groups and Palestinian officials report homes burned, civilians injured and arrests following deadly clashes near Nablus

Britain Means Business, owned by the party’s deputy leader Richard Tice, made two donations of £250,000 in the run-up to the 2024 general election.

More than 70 attacks have been recorded over past year, including acts of violence, property damage and vandalism

I’ve signed a letter calling for Angela Eagle and Ofwat to reject the last-ditch deal from Thames Water's creditors. Can you sign and share it as well?

Does Andy Burnham have the attention span, the will and the courage to tackle a collapsing justice system?

The Prime Minister is 'umming and ahhing' over what to do with Britain’s biggest water company

As the Government gears up for a military spending bonanza, Iain Overton asks whether Britain is really defending its territory, or simply the profits of the global defence industry

Local authorities are piling on the pressure on Andy Burnham to scrap the Government's £330 million contract with the US tech firm

OpenAI made a mistake setting up what it called a “highly isolated” testing environment and sandbox. According to cybersecurity experts, that human mistake is what made the AI-powered attack on Hugging Face possible.

Call on the new Prime Minister to introduce a Right to Food Bill so that all governments now and in the future have a duty to make food affordable and accessible to all.

The Reform UK leader’s man-of-the-people act is losing its magic

The BBC is sacking journalists whilst leaving layers of largely superfluous and expensive management in place, argues former BBC reporter Patrick Howse

EXCLUSIVE: Nigel Farage's party propose amendment to the Government's elections Bill which would mean candidates using Irish and Scottish Gaelic would face up to six months in prison

Nigel Farage's party is now connected to multiple parliamentary and police investigations, as questions grow about its opaque crypto-connected funding, reports Matt Gallagher

EXCLUSIVE: Byline Times investigates the figures behind the Elon Musk-backed far-right rival to Nigel Farage’s Reform UK

Exclusive: The details behind the financial transactions that bankers have flagged up to the National Crime Agency

At every stage of his political career, the Reform UK leader has been helped on his way by the media machine he now affects to despise. And he is still manipulating them with ease.

The Reform leader's desperate decision to call a back-me-or-sack-me by-election is a sign of a politician who knows he is finally being exposed for the man he really is, argues Adam Bienkov