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Harun Abdul-Malik Yener told FBI informants and undercover employees how the New York Stock Exchange was a potential target as it would "wake people up"

Analysts have warned rents are being pushed to unsustainable levels amid another yearly jump and concerns there is no natural plateau in sight.

His last will was signed just a year before his death

As darkness falls over Cúcuta, Colombia’s bustling border city, shadows provide cover for criminal networks.

John Healey said some had already been decommissioned in practice and confirmed retirement of some helicopters

Angelo Figliomeni became the center of a media storm when police filed organized crime and money laundering charges against him in 2019.

Investigators are gathering evidence at two Baltic sites while Danish navy is shadowing a Chinese cargo ship

A baby has been found dead in a field in Greater Manchester.

Elon Musk’s father demands Sir Keir Starmer resign, criticizing Labour for sending England back to "Tudor times."

Vladimir Putin has reappeared after vanishing for almost two weeks as fears of World War III grow and Moscow starts building mobile nuclear bomb shelters.

Unions demand ‘dignified wages’ as unequal recovery from debt crisis has left many struggling with higher costs

Liam Payne is being laid to rest today in the Home Counties, a month after his tragic death in Argentina.

Inflation increased to 2.3% in October after a jump in energy bills.

Detectives are investigating after the body of a young woman was found at a property in Great Yarmouth.

Tensions are escalating in Europe with Germany now warning its civilians that they must ready themselves for possible World War Three and instructed them on what they need to do

Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola has agreed a new deal at the Etihad which will keep him with the club at least until the end of the 2025-26 season

A human trafficking, rape and sexual exploitation case against influencer Andrew Tate in Romania could be withdrawn after a court found "multiple irregularities" in prosecutors’ indictment.

Corruption-Tainted Kyrgyz Official Pays $200 million to wait home for his trial for hooliganism, money laundering and liberty deprivation

Businessmen that own a plant in Latvia shipped microchips used to build drones to Russia despite Western sanctions in the wake of the Kremlin’s invasion of Ukraine, according to a new investigation by The Buro, an OCCRP partner organization.

As the Spanish national anthem rang out for possibly the final time in his career, Rafael Nadal could not stop his emotions from flowing.

Europeans who donate old clothes believe they’ll go to those in need, but they could just as easily end up in an illegal dump in another country.

A man who drove four teenagers on a revenge mission that led to two best friends being murdered has been jailed for life.

Thousands of people have protested in London over changes to inheritance tax for farmers announced in the Budget.