Dagenham's 1968 Strike: The Fight for Skill Recognition
The 1968 Ford Dagenham strike wasn't just about equal pay. Discover how sewing machinists fought for 16 years to win recognition for their skilled work. Read their story.
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Israel recognises Somaliland, Somalia condemns move
Israel becomes first nation to recognise Somaliland's independence, drawing fierce condemnation from Somalia and over 20 other countries. Read the latest diplomatic fallout.
Trump hesitant on Somaliland after Israel's recognition
Donald Trump appears unprepared to follow Israel in recognising Somaliland, questioning its significance ahead of talks with Netanyahu. Read the latest diplomatic developments.
US airport law allows DNA collection from travellers
A new US customs law grants officials power to request DNA and biometric data from non-citizens at airports, with facial images stored for 75 years. Learn the key details and reactions.
Israel First to Recognise Somaliland as Sovereign State
In a landmark diplomatic move, Israel becomes the first country to recognise Somaliland's independence from Somalia. Explore the strategic implications and international reactions.
Ireland's Gender Recognition Act: A Decade On
Ten years after Ireland's landmark Gender Recognition Act, a once-uncontroversial law faces growing scrutiny. Explore the journey from consensus to contention.
Coalition ties government policy to Bondi terror attack
Senior Coalition MPs have controversially linked Australia's recognition of Palestine to the Bondi terror attack, demanding a royal commission. Read the full political fallout.
Retailers use facial recognition as shoplifting surges
UK retailers like Sainsbury's and Sports Direct deploy Facewatch tech to combat rising theft and violence, sparking a fierce privacy debate. Explore the clash between security and civil liberties.
Grealish: Everton's Ndiaye among world's most skilful
Manchester City's Jack Grealish makes a surprise claim about Everton's Iliman Ndiaye ahead of Arsenal clash. Discover his verdict on Premier League skill and Everton's AFCON absences.
Australia PM rejects Netanyahu's Bondi attack claim
Australian PM Anthony Albanese has firmly rejected Benjamin Netanyahu's accusation that recognising Palestine contributed to the Bondi terror attack. Read the full diplomatic row details.
Watchdog seeks urgent clarity on police facial recognition bias
The UK's data watchdog demands answers from the Home Office after tests reveal facial recognition technology is more likely to misidentify Black and Asian people. Read the full report.
Labour's Facial Recognition Plan Sparks Privacy Fears
Labour's nationwide facial recognition consultation raises alarms over data security and state surveillance. Experts warn of inevitable leaks and misuse. Read the full analysis.
Just Eat rider banned after ID check fails over shaved beard
A London delivery rider has been permanently banned by Just Eat after its facial recognition software failed to verify his identity following a beard trim. Adam Stockley, 35, fears losing thousands in income.
Leaked plan to bar trans people from toilets on looks
A leaked EHRC document suggests trans people could be barred from gendered spaces based on appearance, sparking outrage from campaigners who call the plan 'dangerously misogynistic'.
The Science of Mistaken Identity
Explore the fascinating science behind why we sometimes mistake strangers for people we know. Discover the spectrum of facial recognition abilities, from super-recognisers to face blindness.
Super Recognisers: The elite who never forget a face
Discover if you're part of the elite 1% with super recogniser abilities. Learn how this rare talent works and take our tests to see if you have this extraordinary skill.
Starbucks baristas strike in major UK union dispute
Thousands of Starbucks workers across Britain are walking out in what could become the largest strike in the company's UK history, demanding fair contracts and proper union recognition.
AI Learns from Super-Recognisers to Identify Faces
Groundbreaking research reveals how artificial intelligence is being trained using the extraordinary abilities of London's police super-recognisers, potentially revolutionising security and medical diagnostics.
Phillipson calls for gender recognition debate, faces backlash
Bridget Phillipson faces backlash after urging EHRC to lead national conversation on reforming gender recognition, dividing opinion across political spectrum.
Equality Commission guidance 'unworkable' say councils
New Equality and Human Rights Commission guidance on single-sex spaces has been branded 'fundamentally unworkable' by local authorities and public bodies, creating confusion and legal uncertainty across Britain.
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