All news for 2024-04-10

This unassuming home may have a deceptively modest exterior, but it’s price tag is pretty eye-watering at a cool £3.5 million.

The United States is ‘considering’ dropping the charges against Wikileaks founder Julian Assange, President Biden has announced.

A student who may have been killed by long-term use of laughing gas was inhaling two to three “big bottles” of the substance each day, an inquest into her death has heard.

The Foreign Secretary Lord David Cameron’s remarks came as he continues to drum up support to unlock billions of dollars from America to support Ukraine’s war effort

A 17-year-old boy was pulled from the River Croal in Bolton, Greater Manchester, and pronounced dead at the scene after falling into the water while riding an inflatable canoe

Official data for first week shows 7,152 reports received though nearly half of those were made on 1 April

Tory peer James Arbuthnot, who doggedly campaigned on the scandal, told the official inquiry that he believed the Post Office was ’stringing MPs along’ to defend the faulty Horizon IT system

Aggressive government intervention could create expensive mistakes and prompt subsidy battle

Stephen Kaye has Parkinson’s but couple blocked from Britain despite having paid taxes there

Former partner will still stand trial after tragic discovery made

Stonegate Pub Company, which has a network of more than 4,400 UK pubs and bars including Slug & Lettuce, has said there is a risk that its debt cannot be refinanced by its July 2025 deadline

RwandAir has reportedly turned down an approach from the Government to fly asylum seekers to Kigali as campaigners call on airlines to refuse to take part in the asylum scheme

Newborn Ollie Davis was found with a disturbing catalogue of injuries only seen on victims of a ’high energy car crash’ at the hands of evil parents Michael Davis and Kayleigh Driver

Gold is famously seen as a ’safe haven’ for investors

Ruwaida Adan, 15, from East London, was strangled by her own headscarf at Capital Karts in Barking when it became caught and the company has now been fined nearly £120,000

The Government unveils plans today to create a standalone criminal offence for assaulting a retail worker, which could see offenders sent to prison or handed an unlimited fines