Police Scotland prosecuted an FSU member for muttering a slur under his breath in his own car, heard only by his four-year-old son. He was cleared with the FSU's help, but the case lays bare the scale of police overreach into private speech.
Cambridge students have repeatedly disrupted Dr James Orr's lectures in a campaign to drive him out of the university. The institution's response so far is welcome, but it must go further to defend academic freedom.
The Free Speech Union warns that the Senedd's decision to ban Reform's Joe Martin from speaking, after he raised concerns about immigration and demographic change, sets a dangerous precedent for elected representatives.
Retired police officer Stephen Gray appeals his conviction for reposting a satirical meme about Islam, in a case the FSU says risks reviving blasphemy law by the back door.
The Government's draft Conversion Practices Bill risks criminalising parents, therapists and pastors for private conversations. Respond to the Joint Committee's call for evidence before 5pm on Monday 16 November.
A growing number of Labour MPs and peers are urging Andy Burnham to scrap the draft Conversion Practices Bill, warning it would criminalise parents, faith leaders and clinicians for ordinary conversations with children about sex and gender.
A week after Downing Street talks on "anti-Muslim hostility", the promised Islamophobia tsar still hasn't been appointed — and the frontrunners' records explain why the process may have stalled.
Labour's Conversion Practices Bill could cost businesses and taxpayers up to £100 million over a decade and threatens parents, therapists, and faith leaders with prison for lawful speech on sex and gender.
A former Labour health minister has warned that the Government's draft Conversion Practices Bill could see parents prosecuted for cautious, loving conversations with gender-questioning children — a concern now echoed across party lines.
Andy Burnham branded opposition politicians' language on Islam 'unacceptable' as Angela Rayner prepares to appoint an 'anti-Muslim hostility' tsar — the latest step in a process the FSU has shown was shaped by advisers with Islamist links.
A veteran was reportedly refused entry to a Gosport Wetherspoon for wearing a poppy, which a doorman called "political" — Wetherspoon denies any such policy and blames security measures linked to nearby protests.
GB News has accused Ofcom of suppressing survey data showing it is the most trusted broadcaster among its viewers, and has demanded the regulator hand over its correspondence with the Culture Secretary.
