Under UK law, positive discrimination, which is also referred to as reverse racism or affirmative action, is unlawful.  Yet for years, we have been witnessing positive discrimination from both policing and the […]

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The following is a collection of recent articles about Henry Nowak’s murder.  The public’s sentiment is overwhelmingly not to blame a single police officer for how the police responded.  Instead, the blame […]

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In 2025, Henry Nowak, a white British boy, was stabbed to death by a Sikh boy.  Compared to a crime committed by a white person against a non-white person, this case has […]

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The growing presence of Palantir in the UK is no longer just a procurement story. The company now holds roughly £600 million in public contracts across the NHS, the Ministry of Defence, […]

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On 21 April, the UK High Court handed the Metropolitan Police a significant victory in the battle over live facial recognition, dismissing a legal challenge to the force’s policy and clearing the way for […]

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Angela Lipps, a 50-year-old woman from Tennessee, says she spent months in jail over fraud offences in North Dakota, a state she says she had never visited, after police used facial recognition […]

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