A teenager was found guilty of planning an attack in Cardiff, Wales, on the same day a Justin Bieber concert was scheduled at Principality Stadium.

Sculptor Ronald “Foots” Kynes was charged on 16 October for “displaying an obscene object for public exhibition" related to sculptures on his property.

BBC refuses to play Captain Ska's 'Liar, Liar' protest song against conservatives and prime minister on radio due to impartiality rules during elections.

At least 22 concertgoers have been reported killed and 59 more injured in a suicide attack after US singer Ariana Grande’s concert ended in Manchester.

Artist Russell Haines received death threats after several of his works portraying people from a wide range of religious beliefs were stolen or vandalised.

A theatre at the University of Bristol cancelled all showings of its student production of musical ‘Aida’ due to protests over potential “cultural appropriation” that white students would be cast in the lead roles of ancient Egyptians and slaves, reported The Telegraph on 4 October 2016. The musical, written by …

British woman Faizah Shaheen, who was returning home with her husband after their honeymoon in Turkey, was detained by South Yorkshire police at Doncaster Airport on 25 July 2016 after Thomson Airways cabin crew members had reported her of “suspicious behaviour” for reading a book on Syrian culture, reported The …

The British freedom of expression campaigners Index on Censorship have published a series of law packs addressing questions about legal limits related to free expression and the arts. “Freedom of expression is essential to the arts. But the laws and practices that protect and nurture free expression are often poorly …

Freedom of expression campaigners Index on Censorship and the producers of the documentary film ‘They Will Have To Kill Us First: Malian Music In Exile’ have launched a Music In Exile Fund along with a song playlist and a series of articles about music and censorship. The aim of the …

A painting in an exhibition at the Ulster Museum has drawn ire by the Orange Order, an international Protestant organisation based primarily in Northern Ireland, because they say members of their group are depicted wearing Ku Klux Klan garb, the British newspaper The Independent reported. The group lodged their complaint …