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District Judge Stephen Leake told three protesters they had inspired him after making impassioned speeches about their concerns over the climate while representing themselves in court.

Protester Gabriella Ditton, who is taking part in Just Stop Oil protests, has pleaded 'not guilty' to obstructing the M25 as part of Insulate Britain action.

A JUDGE has praised Insulate Britain protesters for their commitment to greener living despite fining them over a demonstration which disrupted the…

District Judge Stephen Leake said he was inspired by the campaigners.

A reader waggishly suggested that to protest Russias invasion of Ukraine, Americans mail a single sock to Russian President Vladimir Putin. At least one did, to the Russian Embassy in

Readers pulled few punches in their assessments of Rep. Morgan Griffiths description of the Jan. 6 insurrection, on its first anniversary.

Montrose FC fan Andrew Stephen was 12 when he produced a hand-written matchday programme and he's never looked back since 1981.

Daily Mail Australia has contacted Tom Mitchell and Hannah Davis for comment.   Hannah had not featured on her ex-boyfriends Instagram account - which largely focuses on his AFL career - for some time. Another year down: Hannah last shared a photo with her ex-boyfriend six months ago, when she marked their anniversary on November 9 And she last shared a photo with him six months ago, when she marked their anniversary on November 9. She uploaded a snap of the pair sticking their tongues out...

Property development company supports Aberdeen social care charity VSA © Supplied by Barrat Homes Social care charity VSA Aberdeen has received a donation from property developers Barratt Developments North Scotland. Barratt Developments, which includes both Barratt Homes and David Wilson Homes, celebrated a record-breaking year in 2020 after its charitable efforts topped more than £46,000 in donations across Scotland, including £12,000 in the north of Scotland. Each year, the housebuilder w...

In 2017, Cyril Ramaphosa was elected president of the African National Congress (ANC) at its 54th national conference. At the time, it was quite clear that two centres of power would emerge as a result of the divisions within the ANC – Luthuli House being one and the National Assembly the other. The fractures that were smoothed over by accommodating different factions within the organisation and in government were obviously not going to last long, and as these antagonisms in the ANC metastasi...