All news for 2025-01-29

Bassim Haidar says Nigel Farage’s party ‘worth considering’ and Mohamed Amersi says energy at event was ‘electric’.

Tesco is to cut hundreds of jobs in a bid to ‘simplify’ the business, following in the footsteps of Sainsbury’s, Asda and Morrisons.

Captain Tom’s name has been dropped from the foundation set up in his honour.

Elon Musk has been nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize as a ’stout proponent for free speech’, joining conservationists, journalists, religious leaders and political activists in an exclusive group of the world’s foremost actors for change.

The fleet of Russian oligarchs was decimated after Western countries imposed sanctions. Out of more than 70 large yachts at the peak, about a third remain in their possession.

A mum holding her baby slipped £2,000 worth of drugs down an inmate’s trousers while giving him a hug. Rebecca Gray was caught passing over the drugs parcel worth £2,000 at HMP Berwyn in Wrexham.

Italian and Irish regulators want answers on how data harvested by chatbot could be used by Chinese government.

José Marí Olano says sorry after cameras appear to capture him scrolling through bottles of wines and spirits

The businessman Ovik Mkrtchyan, together with his relatives, has created an entire empire for siphoning money out of Uzbekistan and Russia.

Most 12 year old boys pickup video games, or action figures, or playing cards, when they want to unwind in their playroom.

Princess Beatrice’s baby girl could have a very unique royal title - but aunt Eugenie’s sons won’t get them.

A young woman appeared in court today to plead guilty to harassment in the first case of its kind - after sending videos of herself farting.

A sexual predator student drugged and raped ten unconscious women then took photos to keep as souvenirs, a court heard.

Adam Swellings, then 19, has been released on licence after a parole board said he had made "poor decisions" when he killed dad-of-three Garry Newlove back in 2007.

The UK’s choice for the next ambassador to the US, Lord Peter Mandelson, has described his previous criticism of Donald Trump as "ill-judged and wrong".

The M/Y Somnio - a 222m ‘Yacht Liner’ marketed as ’the world’s biggest superyacht’ - is the brainchild of Australian investor Carl Le Souef, 62, who has been planning the boat’s construction since 2007.

Johnny Herbert has left his role as a Formula One driver steward after the FIA said his grand prix work was “incompatible” with his job as a media pundit.

On September 21, 2021, Javier Algredo Vázquez was on his way to a US law enforcement office to reclaim chemical substances authorities had seized from him days earlier. In some respects, his trip that day was a remarkable act of hubris.

Andrew Flintoff is the England Lions coach, but nepotism is not a factor in view of his son Rocky’s prodigious talent.

The promotion-chasers who can’t win at home, the sinking ship who keep scoring and the goalkeeper who sets up goals.

Non-profit that organizes annual Minneapolis festival cut ties with retailer after 18 years after it drops DEI policies.

The announcement of his death comes after Baggott shared a series of videos from hospital in December, sparking concern among fans.

Environmental lawyer turned anti-vaccine activist has sparked fierce resistance from scientific community.