All news for 2024-09-23

Store issues new statement as lawyers describe redress scheme it has set up as attempted ‘whitewash’

Royal College of Nursing union says members ‘do not yet feel valued and they are looking for urgent action’

More than 500 lobbyists and executives flock to access ministers at party’s biggest ever business event at conference

Greater Manchester Police were called to South Radford Street in Salford just after 10.30am following reports of concern for welfare at the property.

In March 2023, a member of parliament publicly questioned whether a prominent short-seller had ties to Russia. Leaked records suggest that the question was planted by Audere International, a private intelligence firm conducting a smear campaign paid for by Steward Health Care.

After the arrest of Pavel Durov, Telegram’s administrators began providing French authorities with data that helped identify suspects in cases involving crimes against children.

The holidaymakers were on the Balearic island of Majorca when tragedy struck

Police and paramedic crews attended the horror crash on the A737 involving a vehicle and van that sadly resulted in the death of a 59-year-old woman who was a passenger in a Mercedes

British Airways has cancelled all its flights from Southampton Airport next summer.

Corporations such as ExxonMobil and Blackstone also big funders of climate crisis, new trade union report finds

Suspected Russian propaganda operation prompts calls to force UK-registered news sites to reveal ownership

That S-Group is a new giant pyramid scheme, which, after siphoning off as much money as possible from people desperate to get rich, will collapse, has been written and spoken about extensively.

More than 100 people have been killed and 400 wounded, “including women, children and paramedics”, from ongoing Israeli airstrikes in south Lebanon today, the country’s health ministry said.

Mohamed Al Fayed is survived by four children who are said to be in a Succession-style war over his £1.3billion fortune. The Mirror takes a look at who they are along with their own businesses

Hezbollah has fired dozens of rockets towards northern Israel, the group says in a statement.

Former Defence Secretary Sir Ben Wallace is facing questions about a change made to a draft bill that would have protected the SAS from prosecution.

Number of pubs open fell to 39,096 by end of June and experts say tax rises in 2025 could result in more closures