

High Court Reviews Palestine Action Ban, William Launches Youth Housing Project, YouTube Surpasses ITV in UK, Met Police Doubles Facial Recognition, and more...
Jul 31, 2025
A high court ruling sparks a debate on free speech and protest rights in the UK, allowing a legal challenge against a ban on Palestine Action. Meanwhile, Prince William kicks off a housing initiative aimed at addressing youth homelessness in Lambeth. YouTube's viewership eclipses traditional broadcasters like ITV, highlighting a shift in media consumption. As crime surges, the Met Police doubles its use of facial recognition technology, raising ethical concerns. Lastly, a major tech upgrade for retail terminals aims to enhance the lottery claiming process.
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Legal Challenge to Palestine Action Ban
- The UK High Court permitted a legal challenge against banning Palestine Action under anti-terrorism laws.
- This ban raises significant free speech and protest rights concerns amid political tensions.
Prince William's Youth Housing Project
- Prince William launched the Homewards initiative to provide affordable housing to youth in Lambeth.
- The project offers income-linked rents and prioritizes employed or job-seeking young people.
YouTube Surpasses ITV in UK
- YouTube now surpasses ITV in UK viewership, especially among younger adults, signaling a shift to digital platforms.
- Traditional broadcasters face decline and must partner with online platforms to stay relevant.