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Workers who engage in “banter” group chats with colleagues cannot use privacy as an argument to avoid being disciplined by...

Universities must put academic freedom above their commercial interests, the government’s free speech tsar has said.

Thames Valley Police have admitted acting unlawfully in arresting a trainee Baptist minister who called out “Who elected him?” at...

The Supreme Court has agreed to hear Chiles v. Salazar, a landmark case that could determine whether therapists in the...

The Trump Organization has accused Capital One of “de-banking” the company by closing over 300 of its accounts shortly after...

A British police force has been accused of interfering in press freedom by urging newspapers to withhold evidence presented in...

Police have been accused of “marking their own homework”, after a review into Essex Police’s handling of an investigation into...

A City lawyer has been fined £31,000 for calling colleagues “rude” names—including “Pol Pot” and “Jabba the Hutt”—almost entirely without...

Two recent stories to emerge from Cardiff University could serve as a troubling parable for all that’s going wrong in...

In the latest proof of the growing divide between Europe and America over the control of online content, the Chairman...