Meta, OpenAI, Anthropic ‘rogue’ AI hacks all sourced to Israeli intelligence operatives

One Tel Aviv-based tech ‘security’ company, Irregular, was at the centre of “rogue” hack attacks launched during AI testing procedures. Meta, OpenAI (of ChatGPT), and…

Shelagh Fogarty ‘can’t believe’ asylum seekers guide ‘got the green light’

Journalists shut out as Barclays activists face terror sentencing

A number of journalists have been denied remote access to a judge’s hearing on whether he will sentence a group of anti-genocide activists as terrorists.…

Migrants given booklet telling them ‘not to rape women and girls’

Where Are the Climate Protests? Human Rights Group Warns Government Crackdown Is Silencing the Green Movement

Liberty says a slew of new anti-protest measures, including a ban on 'cumulative disruption' are silencing calls for government action to prevent catastrophic climate collapse

The DWP is not accessible to many – defeating its own purpose

Jeremy Clarkson recently argued in his Sunday Times column that benefit claimants should write weekly letters of thanks to randomly selected tax payers. This is…

When the climate crisis reaches the supermarket shelf

Rising heat and failing harvests reveal a fragile food system. It is time to treat food security as a democratic issue

A Reform councillor just resigned in the most embarrassing way possible

Here at the Canary, we’ve been very critical of the sort of people who run to become Reform UK councillors. Sometimes this has been because of…

‘Why I’d caution Meghan and Harry not to return’ | James O’Brien

Father and son shot by Israeli forces as settlers overrun Hebron

The Palestinian city of Hebron has been the target of another Israeli military excursion. Occupation personnel flooded into the Old City to roll out the…

The ‘unusually intense’ relationship between Trump and top aide

Why liberals keep mistaking left-wing populism for selfishness

Left-wing politicians, like Zohran Mamdani, Abdul El-Sayed and (to an extent) Andy Burnham, have found recent success by taking a fresh angle on selling their…

I broke Barclays’ windows in 2021 – I’m no terrorist and neither are the ‘Barclays 5’

Question: What’s the difference between cracking windows of Barclays bank in 2021 and doing the same thing in 2024? Answer: Up to 10 years in…

Canary vindicated in new report on SAS ‘war crime’ press coverage

The UK media has consistently mis-framed SAS war crimes allegations while marginalising the voices of alleged victims. That’s according to a new report by Action…

10 years on, 41 organisations call for authorities to review the convictions of the Birmingham 4

CAGE International and 40 other organisations have signed a call for an immediate review of the convictions of the ‘Birmingham 4’. First arrested over 10…

Menon’s lawyers issue statement on Filton contempt prosecution

Filton 24 — Lawyers have issued a statement on behalf of barrister Rajiv Menon KC about the contempt of court proceedings brought against Menon by intelligence…

Australian state supreme court rejects Israel lobby’s “preposterous” ‘IHRA definition’

An Australian court has rejected the Israel’s ‘IHRA definition‘ of antisemitism as “verbose and imprecise” and “detached from reality”. The New South Wales Supreme Court…

Burnham’s £350k pre-PM donor revelations expose Labour Together continuity op

Burnham’s first register of interests (ROI) since being elected MP for Makerfield is now public. It exposes how he so easily stepped into leadership of…

Does extreme wealth threaten our democracy? | LBC debate

Conservative party chair calls for return of failed Rwanda scheme

The chair of the Conservative party has called for the failed, racist Rwanda scheme to be reinstated. Kevin Hollinrake was quoted in the press arguing…