All news for 2024-12-09

Train operators in the UK are the most expensive in Europe, according to new analysis.

The organisation responsible for professional referees in the UK, the Professional Game Match Officials Limited (PGMOL), said in a statement that his employment with them had been terminated "with immediate effect".

A Chinese competition investigation has knocked more than $100bn off the valuation of a US tech giant, as Beijing braces ahead of a second Trump presidency.

A website that allows anyone to create their own cryptocurrency in a couple of clicks has been banned in the UK.

Suspect recognized while at McDonald’s in Altoona, Pennsylvania

Chip completes tasks in minutes that would take 10 septillion years with traditional computing.

Footage captures looters taking expensive items after ’Butcher of Damascus’ fled to Moscow with family.

Disgraced MLM veteran Holton Buggs is shamelessly challenging the CFTC’s request for a Traders Domain preliminary injunction.

Marcus Todd Brisco, a resident of Hawaii has settled SAEG fraud charges with the CFTC.

Terrified onlookers whipped out their phones and captured the moment a 13-year-old girl was forced out of a Ferris wheel pod and left dangling out the side for a gruelling few minutes

A criminology student spent a month planning a random murder so he could ‘know what it would be like to take life’, a court has heard.

Asma Al Assad was once seen as the face of female liberation in the Middle East; with her successful career in banking and her secular British upbringing.

Syrian President Bashar al-Assad’s extended family and associates own $40 million worth of luxury apartments in Moscow’s skyscraper district, according to the anti-corruption campaign group Global Witness.

Syrian rebels say they have discovered a huge tunnel network underneath Bashar Al-Assad’s palaces.

Mr Imnetu, 41, died four days after he was found with a brain injury on Queensway, west London, while visiting the UK from Dubai.

Police Scotland described the attacker as having light grey hair and a moustache.

Obada Jbara was on hand after rebels seized the central prison in Hama.

As statues of Assad and his father Hafez were being toppled across Syria, in Damascus a jubilant Ghazal al-Sharif was rejoicing. He said: “Damn his soul and the soul of the entire Assad family"