Reform politicians called out over ChatGPT addiction

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Reform UK politicians keep trying to pull the wool over our eyes using artificial intelligence (AI). Despite the tech improving considerably over the past few years, it’s often still possible to identify AI images at a glance. The reason for this is that the people operating the technology don’t have an eye for distinguishing between bad images and good ones. Arguably, we should be glad we can still tell the difference otherwise Reform would have had us fooled. In Plymouth, Reform Cllr Ben Rowe posted an image showing six smiling colleagues who don’t exist. pic.twitter.com/ZENBcJQ2MI — HOPE not hate (@hopenothate) August…

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WATCH: Israel’s Ben-Gvir posts disturbing AI Gaza concentration camp video

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CONTENT WARNING: This article contains a distressing post Israeli fascist minister Itamar Ben-Gvir has posted a blatantly racist and nazi AI video portraying Palestinians as overweight, and laughing and dreaming about education and food. The disgusting video then shows Ben-Gvir swatting away their dreams and processing them into emaciated and broken shells through a conveyor-fed concentration camp.  Ben-Gvir: Thug, criminal and deplorable human being Ben-Gvir is an extremist settler thug who recently posted footage of himself abusing Palestinian women prisoners. He has called for Lebanese women and children to be abducted to further Israel’s invasion of Lebanon and advocated for the daily…

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North vs South: Where Should UK Property Landlords Invest?

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For property landlords deciding where to invest, one of the longest-running debates is whether the North or South of England offers the stronger opportunity. The argument for the North usually centres on affordability and rental yield. Property prices tend to be lower than in London and much of southern England, which can allow rental income to represent a larger percentage of the purchase price. The South presents a different proposition. Entry prices are generally higher, particularly in London and the South East, but investors may be attracted by large rental markets, established employment centres and the long-term appeal of some of…

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FOI reveals PSNI focus on Palestine crackdown and Trump’s protection

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The Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) has wasted resources on dubious deployments elsewhere, when it could be devoting them to tackling racist violence at home, it has been revealed. In a freedom of information (FOI) request, the anti-racist group End Deportations Belfast (EDB) asked the police force how many times it’d sent cops to back other forces between 1 January 2024 and 10 August 2026. There were a total of 26 such deployments, including five where 50 or more officers were sent away. Among these was an occasion in October 2025 when 50 PSNI officers went to London to arrest…

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Appeal abandoned against controversial definition of antisemitism

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The New South Wales state government in Australia has announced that it will not appeal the Supreme Court’s rejection of the so-called International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance’s (IHRA) definition‘ of antisemitism. In August 2026, Supreme Court judge, Desmond Fagan, rejected the ‘IHRA’ for being wordy, not defining anything and being a “preposterous” tool used by Israel’s supporters to demonise those who protest against its crimes in Gaza. The judge’s findings echoed those of international law experts and even the author of the definition, who have dismissed it as a tool to suppress free speech about the apartheid ethno-colony. Judge Fagan also turned…

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Preparing for a Return to Work After the Summer Holidays

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After several weeks away from work, returning to the office after the summer holidays can require some preparation. The holiday period provides an opportunity to relax and take a break from daily responsibilities, but returning to a normal working routine often means dealing with a busy inbox, upcoming deadlines and a number of outstanding tasks. A well-organised return can make this transition considerably easier. By preparing the workplace, reviewing priorities and re-establishing a regular routine, employees can start the new working period in a professional and productive manner. Organising the Office One of the first steps should be to ensure that…

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How to Book an Amanzoe Helicopter Transfer for Your Trip to Porto Heli

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A helicopter journey can make travel to Porto Heli faster and easier, but a smooth booking depends on careful planning. The traveller needs to confirm the route, timing, passenger details, luggage, payment terms, and ground transport before the flight date. Each detail helps the operator prepare a practical journey. The booking process should begin by requesting a helicopter transfer to Amanzoe early during planning. The request should include the travel date, arrival airport, preferred departure time, number of passengers, and final address in Porto Heli. Early contact helps the operator review aircraft availability and suggest a suitable schedule. Step 1: Confirm…

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What to Know Before Taking a Helicopter from Athens to Folegandros

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Travelling from Athens to Folegandros can involve several stages when using traditional transport. Travellers may need to reach a port, wait for a ferry, and then continue to their accommodation after arrival. For people with limited time, helicopter travel can offer a more direct way to reach the island while reducing the number of connections. Before booking, travellers should understand how helicopter trips differ from regular airline journeys. A helicopter from Athens to Folegandros may save several hours, but passengers still need to consider baggage limits, weather conditions, arrival times, and ground transport. Good preparation can make the full journey much…

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Calls for Burnham to deliver justice for veterans on International Day against Nuclear Testing

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Campaigners have joined forces with veterans organisations to call on the Prime Minister Andy Burnham to deliver justice for nuclear test veterans, on the UN’s International Day against Nuclear Testing (29 August). In a statement marking the 2026 observation of the International Day against Nuclear Testing, UN secretary-general António Guterres said:  This day reminds us of the devastating consequences of nuclear testing – lessons humanity has learned through bitter experience. It is a time to reflect on the victims and survivors of nuclear testing, whose lives, lands and descendants have been scarred by nuclear explosions. Their suffering is not history. It…

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“Normal” people, abnormal power: How Farage and Musk are normalising an overreaching state

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From Farage and Trump to Elon Musk, the right is well practised at using jokes and memes to hint at what they want to do without making the argument out loud. But they have another trick: claiming to be “normal people.” Not far right, just right In an interview with the Economist, after being described as supporting the populist right, far-right and fringe parties (such as the AfD in Germany), Elon Musk shot back: No, I support the normal people; what you call the far right, falsely. He, of course, went further. With offense is the best defense, Musk took a…

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Protesters who spray painted Trump’s golf course in Scotland to face ‘terror’ sentencing

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Seven Palestine Action protesters who have been charged with damaging Donald Trump’s Turnberry golf course face being sentenced as terrorists even though they have not been charged with any terror offences. The first hearing in the case will take place on Monday 31 August in the High Court in Glasgow. The protest by Palestine Action took place on 8 March 2025, before the group was proscribed. It was a response to Trump’s plans to take over Gaza and ethnically cleanse the population. The action involved spraying the words “GAZA IS NOT 4 SALE” in large letters on the golf course, digging…

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Arson attack targets Canadian MP Salma Zahid, prominent Israel critic

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Canadian Muslims are “shocked, horrified, and disgusted” after this arson attack at the residence of MP Salma Zahid, the National Council of Canadian Muslims (NCCM) said on Thursday. Zahid has been a prominent critic of Israel. In a written statement on 27 August, Scarborough Centre-Don Valley East MP Zahid said an “individual” set her car and another vehicle outside her home on fire overnight. Statement regarding a possible arson incident at my home. pic.twitter.com/HJU2iI5iK9 — Salma Zahid (@SalmaZahid15) August 27, 2026 According to a statement, her son noticed the fire and immediately called 911, along with neighbours. Toronto Fire Services responded…

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Nepal floods are a deadly product of extractivism and political shrugging

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Nepal’s deadly glacial flood is a catastrophe boosted by climate change, according to experts. The crisis is both a humanitarian disaster and a warning that must be heeded in an overheated world, Greenpeace added. Reuters reported that  “While experts caution against describing climate change as the sole, immediate trigger for Wednesday’s collapse, they say that rising temperatures and melting glaciers probably played a role in the disaster.” Greenpeace noted that while it’s too early to link this specific event to global warming, the broader trend is clear — a warming planet is raising the risk of such disasters. Global heating, mostly…

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UK urged to stand against US threat to restart nuclear weapons testing

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President Trump’s threatened restart of explosive nuclear weapons testing would be “absolutely catastrophic”, and the UK Government must stand against it, campaigners have said on the UN’s International Day against Nuclear Testing (29 August). UN secretary-general António Guterres said: This year marks 30 years since the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty opened for signature and 35 years since the closure of the Semipalatinsk nuclear test site. Such milestones remind us that humanity can and must choose restraint over ruin. Nuclear tests do not prove strength. They shatter trust, invite reciprocal tests, fuel a nuclear arms race and betray every community still living with…

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Refuge responds to latest Home Office VAWG measures

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Responding to the latest Home Office measures to tackle violence against women and girls (VAWG), Ellie Butt, head of policy and public affairs at Refuge, said: Andy Burnham has inherited an ambitious Labour target to halve VAWG by 2034, a goal which we cannot afford to lose sight of. Refuge welcomes the measures announced today, including the earlier implementation of specialist rape and sexual offences teams in police forces and the investment in VAWG protection order teams, but these represent only a small portion of what is needed to ensure all survivors can access timely and effective support. We hope today’s…

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Stormont plans brutal cuts to already ailing health service

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The north of Ireland’s Department of Health (DoH) has announced its plan to hack away at an already inadequate health service, aiming for 12% cuts spread over three years. In a statement, the DoH said: The HSC [Health and Social Care] is currently spending more than £2 million a day over budget so the Reset and Recovery plan aims to restore financial balance, deliver better value for money, and shift investment towards services in the community rather than hospitals, where most funding is currently spent. The reason that the HSC system is going over budget is because the budget simply isn’t…

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Zelensky is proud of his relationship with war criminal Netanyahu

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Ukrainian leader Volodymyr Zelensky has just publicly boasted about a letter from war criminal Israeli leader Benjamin Netanyahu. And a key reason for this may be that Zelensky’s strategy of trying to link Ukraine to the US-Israeli war on Iran is finally paying off. I received warm congratulations for the people of Ukraine from Prime Minister @netanyahu of Israel. Our countries share deep bonds – between our people in the first place, but also in the economy, culture, and other areas. It is therefore good to hear of Israel’s desire to… pic.twitter.com/WjhLg37ai6 — Volodymyr Zelenskyy / Володимир Зеленський (@ZelenskyyUa) August 26,…

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Israeli MK guarded by IOF as he attacks Palestinian monument with sledgehammer

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Israeli troops have guarded a far-right Knesset member as he attacked a West Bank monument with a sledgehammer. Extremist Zvi Sukkot was on what he called a ‘memorial tour’ – and the IOF had diverted troops from regular duties to protect the fascist settler as he destroyed the monument to murdered Palestinians in Kafr Madama near Nablus: Zvi Sukkot, an Israel far-right law maker, entered yesterday a Palestinian village in the occupied West Bank and smashed a monument. Sukkot’s visit was guarded by the @IDF . https://t.co/TVMICicAQC — Dr Cyril Chilson (@ChilsonCyril) August 25, 2026 Zvi Sukkot: proud criminal But Zvi…

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Tory peer Toby Young moans that Arday’s death ruined “comedy gold”

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‘Free Speech Union’ boss and Tory peer Toby Young has bemoaned the death of hounded Black academic Jason Arday – because Arday dying deprived the state-corporate media of “comedy gold”. Young posted this on X, decrying the ‘loss’ – not of a life gone too early, but of the humour he and others could have enjoyed at Arday’s expense. Embedding on the post appears to have been disabled, so a screenshot is below: “Tragic loss” of Arday The article that Young was keen for his followers to read is no better. Under a heading “The Jason Arday Affair Should Have Been…

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A breakdown of the Trumpian far right’s takeover of Latin America

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The second Donald Trump administration has turbo-powered a far-right takeover of Latin America. And for the sake of peace and justice both regionally and globally, everyone should know how this happened and the damage it’s causing. Index Trump lowers the mask of US terror ‘Communism’ and a green light for a new Dirty War 2026 as a turning point for Latin America Argentina — a laboratory of capitalist extremism El Salvador — the prison-loving crypto dictator Ecuador — Extreme wealth and an intensifying drug war Honduras — dodgy dealings between high-profile drug convict, Trump, and Israel Colombia — Trump wannabe wastes…

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