All news for 2024-12-05

Approval for Marks & Spencer to rebuild flagship London store ends three-year planning battle over art deco building

Russian military intelligence (GRU) enlisted an Estonian pro-Russian propagandist to orchestrate a series of vandalism acts designed to intimidate and silence critics of Russia within Estonia. The targets of these attacks included the country’s interior minister.

Ruling comes on top of damages fighter was ordered to pay last month after a jury found he had assaulted Hand in a Dublin hotel

The suspected killer of the boss of the largest health insurer in the US has been pictured smiling as a manhunt for him continues.

Five months to the day since becoming Prime Minister, Keir Starmer delivered a major speech and unveiled his ’Plan for Change’ - a vision for the country over the next five years

Loganair Flight LM26 returned to Manchester "under emergency conditions" after a "potential lightning strike" fractured the aircraft’s windshield

More than half of British employers plan on cutting jobs and raising their prices in response to Labour’s first budget, a Bank of England survey has found.

Those who fled Russia to escape persecution for opposing President Vladimir Putin and his regime, may have avoided direct reprisal—but their loved ones are now in the regime’s crosshairs.

A couple, who invented their own religion and lived off-grid, buried their son in a back garden after he died through ’breathtaking neglect’.

Two teenage boys have been jailed for life for fatally stabbing a 16-year-old in the back during a gang-related attack.

Michel Barnier has submitted his resignation as France’s prime minister.

A property tycoon in Vietnam is facing having to come up with more than £7 billion in a race to save her life.

Counterfeit alcohol across Istanbul has poisoned to death 17 people and left dozens more in hospital.

The nun is alleged to have been the conduit between the gang and its associates in prison

Several evangelical pastors in East and North-East London exploited children’s charity funds to steal over 1 million British pounds, betraying the trust of their communities.

Britain’s National Crime Agency said the money laundering bust was its biggest in a decade.

The FBI has warned people not to send text messages between Apple and Android phones amid massive and ongoing cyber attacks

Elliot Eastman, 26, was dragged away on a speedboat on the evening of October 17 by gunmen pretending to be police officers who shot him in the leg and abducted him