All news for 2024-08-25

The two astronauts were only meant to be in space for eight days, but due to technical issues they won’t return until 2025. Do they have enough supplies for such a stint, how are they coping mentally and what is day-to-day life like up there?

HMS Trent confiscated half a tonne of the Class A drug from a speed boat south of the Dominican Republic earlier this month, taking its annual total of seizures to more than £550m.

Russian-born billionaire said to have ‘miscalculated’ by visiting France during inquiry into crime on his platform

The nordic nation has become a gateway to Europe for South American drug traffickers

Richard Hermer tells officials he can’t approve the decision to ban arms without knowing if their use would breach international law.

Paris-Orly airport is being evacuated, reports say

Ian Corfield resigns as adviser to Rachel Reeves as ministers deny favoring donors.

Benjamin Netanyahu says attack on Lebanon is ’not the end of the story’

One of Sven-Goran Eriksson’s close friends says the former England head coach is now too ill to walk to his favourite lake back home in Sweden.

A 26-year-old man was pictured being dragged from a police helicopter after he turned himself in over the knife attack that left three people dead and eight other injured at a German festival.

The Princess of Wales has joined the rest of the Royal Family on a visit to the local church near Balmoral Castle.

Tech tycoon Mike Lynch, one of seven to die in the Bayesian yacht tragedy, was planning to investigate the Lucy Letby trial, according to his MP friend.

A professor has launched a class action lawsuit against Google on behalf of SMEs he said have been negatively hit by excessive commissions on its Play Store.

The Bank of England should be on the guard against the potential inflationary impact of Labour’s inflation-busting public sector pay deals, according to economists.

Sarajevo-native Edin “Tito” Gacanin registered the companies in the secrecy havens as he continued to ship cocaine globally, despite being convicted by Dutch courts for narcotics trafficking.

ICIJ previously found that OneCoin’s founder Ruja Ignatova and some of her associates had bought properties worth millions in Dubai while promoting the fraudulent cryptocurrency scheme.

The U.S. presidential candidate is thought to have connections to a town in County Antrim, but while transatlantic ties are often celebrated, there is a noticeable reluctance in Ballymoney to embrace its most notable descendant.

Billionaire CEO, who was travelling aboard his private jet, was subject of arrest warrant, according to TV reports