University of St Andrews accused of ‘accepting false allegations’ against rector that sparked abusive comments
Case against dissidents for damage to HQ of Israel-linked arms company is thought to be first of its kind in Britain
South Africa’s case against Israel at the ICJ has restored pride among its people
It comes after jurors failed to reach a verdict in December
Rights group Liberty ‘extremely concerned’ as counter-terror police grill family about attending marches in London
Jurors last month couldn’t decide whether activists were guilty over shutdown of Elbit Systems operations in the UK
Advocacy group CAGE says more than 100 schoolchildren have come forward in two months over cases of “harsh repression”
Papers are trying to stir up enthusiasm for Britain’s time-old tradition of bombing Arabs, but is public mood shifting?
‘I’m your typical granny figure, there was no way I was in any way threatening’
It comes as MPs vote on the ‘anti-boycott bill’, which could ban councils from divesting for ethical reasons
The government said it has ‘no plans’ to waive fees or tests to help Palestinians reunite with family in the UK
