All news for 2024-09-30

A judge described a drug dealer as ‘not very good at it’ after he was caught on CCTV selling outside a casino.

A luxury cruise ship that’s been stuck in Belfast for four months is finally set to sail.

The M6 has ground to a halt after a lorry has fallen off the Thelwall Viaduct and crashed into the ground below.

Vladimir Putin has ordered the conscription of another 133,000 soldiers to aid his war in Ukraine.

Cambodia has begun hiding the identities of foreigners purchasing passports through a citizenship investment program – a move analysts say will undermine efforts to tackle crime groups that have set up shop in the Southeast Asian nation.

Politicians are required to register their interest in a subject before asking questions about it in parliament. Records indicate that five politicians failed to do so after taking sponsored trips to northern Cyprus, a breakaway territory recognized only by Turkey.

Troubled firm has until 7 October to agree to extension, according to holding company accounts

Jewish organisations back report that finds corporation has failed to cover Middle East conflict impartially

A serial rapist was reported to the police eight times, but no action was taken until his arrest in 2021.

Donald Trump was mocked online after proposing a solution to crime that has been compared to the horror film The Purge.

Vladimir Putin’s top propagandist on state TV has warned that London could be the target of a nuclear attack if the Russian president sees fit.

A manhunt has been launched for a driver who ‘ran away’ from a fatal crash on the M40.

A new investigation has uncovered the chains of money withdrawal through Uzbek and Russian partners of Octobank.

Earlier this year, the new Labour Government means-tested the DWP benefit so instead of all pensioners over the age of 66 getting between £100 and £300 in support for energy costs this winter only those claiming certain benefits will

Electric vehicles that have been flooded with saltwater are being treated as a potential fire hazard in the wake of Hurricane Helene.

China’s public security authorities cracked over 3,500 cyberbullying cases in the first half of 2024, said the Ministry of Public Security (MPS).