One in eight men in Ireland had a romantic relationship with an AI chatbot in the past year

Despite arrests and advisory letters since Palestine Action was banned, no similar action was taken over displays of support for paramilitaries

Andrew Snowden MP says government ‘must immediate take action’ on failures of anti-fraud benefits crackdown

Parents wrongly accused of leaving the UK describe distress, financial hardship and invasive demands for proof after HMRC suspended payments based on inaccurate travel records

“Debate will also likely concern whether using terrorism powers to counter criminal but non-violent direct action groups is a proportionate response"

Sinn Féin MP Dáire Hughes said the high error rates were “a staggering failure"

Sinn Féin MP Dáire Hughes said the high error rates were “a staggering failure"

On Saturday 8 November a panel of journalists and filmmakers will discuss their response to the film and its wider meaning in the context of journalism on the subject of Palestine and the shocking num...

HMRC said they will now no longer automatically stop payments before first contacting parents

At the weekend, it emerged that about 350 families in Northern Ireland had been wrongly caught up in the crackdown

“A fair degree of distress being caused to families who have done nothing wrong”

“A fair degree of distress being caused to families who have done nothing wrong”

“That really scared me. The idea of not being able to see her was the worst part”

“These are not just operational challenges; they are indicators of a broader failure to protect the rights and safety of minority communities”

Officials fear widespread unrest amid violence and intimidation of ethnic minorities Northern Ireland faces a “permacrisis” from recurring race riots and may need to use military bases to shelter people burnt out of their homes, government documents reveal. Officials fear the region faces prolonged instability and that a single incident, local or international, could spark widespread disorder. Continue reading...

“These are not just operational challenges; they are indicators of a broader failure to protect the rights and safety of minority communities”

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Amnesty International has accused the UK government of “genocide denial” and warned it could be complicit in war crimes if arms exports to Israel continue

Police were expected to flag any journalist surveillance during annual inspections

“They use the language of ‘violence against women and girls’ as a smokescreen to cover for the racism"

The figures for Northern Ireland – 48% - were higher than the UK average (41%).

Martin Butcher, Oxfam’s policy advisor on arms and conflict, said that the unique set up of the F-35 programme means it is "absolutely" the case that parts produced in the UK - including Northern Irel...

Patrick Corrigan, Amnesty International’s Northern Ireland director, said what The Detail had uncovered was of “serious concern”.