Comedy should make us uncomfortable. The moment we start deciding what people are allowed to laugh at, we risk destroying one of the few weapons that has always terrified the powerful.

We can mute any obligation, swipe away anything that concerns us, and engage as much or as little as we want. But the truth is as inevitably unavoidable as the next iPhone being released.

We can mute any obligation, swipe away anything that concerns us, and engage as much or as little as we want. But the truth is as inevitably unavoidable as the next iPhone being released.

I keep looking at all these apparently unrelated things, and I have the increasingly uncomfortable suspicion that they are the same story.

We are Amnesty International UK. We are ordinary people from across the world standing up for humanity and human rights.

A BBC report on the ceasefire in Gaza fails to fact check Israeli violations, while obscuring key context – this isn’t journalism, it’s neglect