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https://t.co/tHkx1Wa06rIt’s true. Wikipedia was banned for more than two years in Turkey due to article entries that accused the country of being linked to terrorist organizations.

A brave rape survivor who snared her attacker in a secret recording has branded him "pathetic" after his latest bid for freedom.Ellie Wilson, 25, was raped by Daniel McFarlane while attending the University of Glasgow between December 2017 and February 2018.He was convicted after Ellie gathered a catalogue of evidence against him, including sickening messages and a disturbing taped conversation where he admitted his guilt.

As third-in-line to the throne, Princess Charlotte will always play a key role in public life, regardless of the fact that she is a 'Spare' to her elder brother. While this is the case, former BBC Royal Correspondent Jennie Bond exclusively explained to OK! why the Prince and Princess of Wales' daughter will have a greater deal of freedom as she grows up.

David Kushner arrived in the Top 10 of the Official Singles Chart last week like the sun breaking through the clouds. 

wave of backlash to partnering with trans influencer Dylan Mulvaney, Anheuser-Busch has released a new ad for Budweiser, relying on its signature Clydesdales and even invoking memories of 9/11. So on Sunday night, John Oliver scorched the company for being “so afraid of offending anyone” that they produce a commercial that seems as if an artificial intelligence program made it.In response to a trend of videos showing conservatives destroying Bud Light they paid for and Anheuser-Busch already profited from, the company released a statement, not apologizing for the campaign, but not denouncing the backlash either.

Taylor Swift is loving her single-girl era!

When the MEN asks Frankie Tan if she wants to feature on I Work in Town, she laughs.

When criminals are jailed, they are handed a minimum number of years they must spend behind bars at sentencing.

UK media bosses are toasting a 'huge victory' for press freedom after police chiefs ruled that people charged with a crime do not have a reasonable expectation of privacy.

The Prince of Wales has thanked British troops based roughly an hour’s drive from the Ukrainian border for “defending our freedoms” as he kicked off a surprise trip to Poland. William, 40, told soldiers at an air defence military base in the south-eastern Polish city of Rzeszow that their work to keep “an eye on” the situation in Ukraine is “really important”.

Brian Cox is opening up about his support for the women of Iran.

A twisted rapist who gave one of his victims Valentine’s Day flowers after attacking her at a house party has lost his legal bid for freedom. Kerry Malcolm was left ‘crying and shaking’ after discovering that evil George Newby planned to appeal his conviction just days after being jailed at the High Court in Edinburgh.

US fugitive Nicholas Rossi will remain in prison after his latest bid for freedom was denied by a sheriff.

a March 9 Instagram message, which was posted by her husband Sharrieff Shah.The reality TV star recalled FaceTiming her oldest son, Sharrieff Jr., on her way to prison as he reassured her "it would be okay.""I didn't think I'd make it through the day," she said. "My worst fear and the unimaginable was about to happen — having to say goodbye to my sweet husband and precious baby Omar."From there, the 49-year-old said everything "happened so fast" and she was emotional in saying goodbye to her family, including Sharrieff.

One of Britain's most infamous prisoners, Charles Bronson, has appeared at a public parole hearing as he asks to be freed from jail.

Britain's most infamous prisoner Charles Bronson could soon be granted freedom as he faces a public parole hearing this week.

Owen Gleiberman Chief Film Critic More often than not, an internationally known freedom fighter will have a personality and temperament as heroic as the actions that made him famous. Just look at Nelson Mandela, Alexei Navalny, Volodymyr Zelenskyy, or — as controversial a figure as he remains — Edward Snowden, who for 10 years has conducted himself as a profile in courage. But there are times when the personal and the political don’t sit so easily in the same person. Julian Assange is one of those people. From the moment he launched WikiLeaks, the renegade website that provided an anonymous home for journalists and whistleblowers to spill the secrets and dump the documents of global power, there was an air of absolutism about him, a bombs-away belief in the rightness of his actions that teetered, at times, into anarchistic recklessness. Assange, like Snowden, exposed important revelations about how governments, in particular the government of the United States, operate: the corruptions and cover-ups and collateral damage. Unlike Snowdown, he served up his exposés in an aggressive, indiscriminate way that seemed designed to place himself at the center of the conversation.

In newly released footage from Prince Harry's time on "Late Night with Stephen Colbert," the monarch answered a series of quickfire questions, and while most of them were lighthearted, one question was rather revealing. Harry, who originally appeared on the show last month to do press for his groundbreaking memoir "Spare," was asked to describe the rest of his life in five words in this new clip. "Freedom," the 38-year-old prince pointedly declared.

Freedom Fibre’s mission to deliver lightning-fast broadband to towns across the North West continues, as they expand their build across Warrington, covering Newton-Le-Willows, Stockton Heath, Culcheth, Croft, Winwick & Glazebury.

A woman who was diagnosed with depression that turned out to be Alzheimer's was given a day of "freedom" before being told about her diagnosis by her family. Doctors originally blamed the short temper, weight loss and memory loss that Linda Sutherland was suffering on the death of her husband Ronnie who sadly died at 66.

Writer and director Tony Gilroy, who most recently created Andor for Disney+, sees “chaos” reshaping the entertainment industry. The good kind.

Christopher Vourlias Alexander Rodnyansky, the Oscar-nominated producer behind “Leviathan” and “Loveless,” has boarded “The Dissident,” a Cold War drama that follows a former Ukrainian resistance fighter trying to rebuild his life after his release from a Soviet prison camp. The film marks the fiction feature debut of directors Andriy Alferov, a renowned Ukrainian film critic, and Stas Gurenko, a veteran commercial and music video director. Rodnyansky is producing alongside Oleksandr Omelyanov. Set in 1960s Ukraine, at a time when many in the Soviet Union and Eastern Bloc were re-evaluating the socialist system, pic follows Oleg, a former soldier in the Ukrainian Insurgent Army that fought against both Nazi Germany and the communist Soviet Union for Ukrainian independence during World War II. After an amnesty deal is reached, Oleg is released from prison camp and returns to Ukraine, where he tries but fails to find his place in peacetime society.

Logan Chalmers tonight thanked Ayr United for giving him back his freedom.

Model Tatjana Patitz, who starred in one of George Michael 's iconic music videos, has died.

Ready to tell all — again. Prince Harry opened up about his life within the British royal family in his debut memoir, Spare — but the revelations haven’t stopped there.

Iranian actress Taraneh Alidoosti, who was at the Cannes Film Festival this year with Competition Title Leila’s Brothers, has posted an image of herself on social media without her headscarf in support of ongoing protests in Iran calling more freedom of women.

Former Democrat congresswoman Tulsi Gabbard shared why she decided to leave the Democratic Party on Friday's "Hannity" and how the party has evolved over the years.  I got to be honest, I've heard directly from a couple who have been encouraging and gave me good feedback. I've heard a lot of expected hatred and vitriol coming from the mainstream media establishment in Washington, the permanent Washington, the Democratic Party elite, all trotting out the same old, tired criticisms that have nothing to do with substance.

Emily Ratajkowski has declared that she’s "newly single and enjoying the freedom". While speaking to Variety for an interview, the model and My Body author touched on her separation from husband Sebastian Bear-McClard.

Greg Gutfeld found a correlation between declining test scores and the push for equity in schools on "The Five" Monday, arguing that equity is an attack on freedom itself. It's no surprise this decline in literacy, that it's coinciding with this equity crusade because equity is not about giving everybody a leg up.

Sevdaliza, a Dutch-Iranian experimental pop songwriter who was born in Tehran, has shared “Woman Life Freedom,” a new song that was written “in support of women in Iran,” according to a press statement. Iran is currently gripped by protests which began over the death of 22-year-old Mahsa Amini, a woman who was reportedly killed by the country’s Morality Police in September over a violation of the country’s mandatory hijab law.

Lionesses hero Keira Walsh is to be given the freedom of her hometown of Rochdale. The 25-year-old was one of the stars of England's historic Euro 2022 victory and was named player of the match in the final against Germany.

Friday marked a big win for artists in California.

Angelina Jolie has joined in with those demanding freedom for Iranian women, as protests continue after the death of Mahsa Amini.

Lena Dunham has always enjoyed "being entrusted with freedom and confidence". The 36-year-old star has directed the new comedy film 'Catherine Called Birdy', and Lena has been determined to give the cast "a lot of freedom". Lena - whose movie features the likes of Bella Ramsey, Andrew Scott, Billie Piper, Russell Brand and Joe Alwyn - explained: "My goal with directing is always to have a really clear sense of what I want to do visually and then be able to also, within that, give the actors a lot of freedom.

Willow Smith has spoken out about claiming space in rock in a new interview, saying that all people should “be allowed freedom to express ourselves in all kinds of different ways”.The star, who will release her latest album ‘<COPINGMECHANISM>’ next month, shifted into the rock genre with her 2021 album ‘lately I feel EVERYTHING’.Smith has previously spoken out about the reaction to her wanting to make a rock record from music industry executives, citing her race as a Black woman as the reason behind their response.“When I wanted to do a rock album, there were a lot of executives that were like, ‘Hmm…’,” she told Glamour earlier this year. “If I had been white, it would’ve been completely fine; but because I’m Black it’s, ‘Well… maybe let’s just not’ – and making it harder than it needs to be.”Speaking to the Observer recently, the 21-year-old described her claiming space in rock as a politically-charged move that is “about stepping into places where marginalised communities haven’t been accepted and saying: I’m human, and I’m allowed here, too”.“All of us should be allowed freedom to express ourselves in all kinds of different ways, and one of those ways is rock music,” she said.

most commonly sent to Los Angeles, Chicago, New York, and Philadelphia.)The organizers were members of various White Citizens Council chapters who hoped to expose what they believed was hypocrisy by people outside of the south on matters of racial equality and civil rights. When the scheme was exposed, public opinion was overwhelmingly against the reverse freedom rides, and they petered out in 1963.Watch “The ReidOut” segment in full below..@JoyAnnReid leads #TheReidOut tonight with the grotesque, cynical politics behind the #Florida governor's migrant stunt, which is just like the racist "Reverse Freedom Rides" of the 1960's, as these migrants were lied to every step of the way, so DeSantis could own the libs.