Imogen James

The Metropolitan Police apologised to Graham Linehan and issued a reported £25,000 settlement over his 2025 arrest for posts on X, which was later classified as a non‑crime hate incident. The case prompted debate over policing and free speech and followed the Met’s decision to stop investigating non‑crime hate incidents. Linehan, supported by the Free Speech Union, welcomed the outcome, while the union urged police to stop pursuing social media disputes. A previous conviction against Linehan for damaging a transgender activist’s phone had recently been overturned.

Catherine, Princess of Wales released photos showing her reunion with family after completing the Three Peaks Challenge to support The Royal Marsden Cancer Charity. The images depict her greeting her children and husband after scaling the highest peaks in England, Scotland and Wales while in cancer remission. Her brother praised her resilience, and she highlighted the importance of holistic care for people with serious illnesses. The Royal Marsden is using the challenge to promote fundraising for expanded patient support.

Catherine, Princess of Wales shared photos of reuniting with her family after completing the Three Peaks Challenge to support The Royal Marsden Cancer Charity. The images show her with her husband, children, and extended family following climbs of Scafell Pike, Ben Nevis, and Yr Wyddfa. She highlighted the healing impact of nature and the importance of holistic healthcare for those living with serious illness. Her brother expressed pride in her recovery and resilience. The challenge coincides with her continued remission from cancer and ongoing charitable work supporting holistic cancer care.