All news for 2025-02-03

Kemal Armagan is suspected of killing the boss of the Tottenham Turks clan in Moldova after carefully planning the hit for two weeks and honing his skills on a shooting range.

The existence of the FBI’s informal working group on the issue has not been disclosed publicly before.

Blessings In No Time co-founders Marlon and Lashonda Moore have pled guilty to related criminal charges.

The billionaire businessman has repeatedly attacked Sir Keir Starmer.

Staff and punters at a landmark pub styled on a Swiss chalet but located on a north London roundabout, where regulars have included actor Sean Bean, are ‘gutted’ after it unexpectedly closed down at the weekend.

A 14-year-old girl who stabbed two teachers and a pupil at a school in Wales has been found guilty of attempted murder.

A convicted murderer was able to record a rap song from behind bars that may have earned him money – even bragging about it in the lyrics.

A ‘funny and clever’ five-year-old boy was killed by a falling mirror after he touched it while looking at his own reflection, an inquest heard.

A deputy fire chief has been suspended from his £122,000-a-year role over an ’anti-gay’ social media post.

Gold prices jumped to a record high on Monday as Donald Trump launched trade tariffs against Canada, Mexico and China. The yellow metal peaked at $2,830.31 per ounce on Monday afternoon, as investors put money into the ’safe-haven’ asset.

Almost two in five people have failed to scan at least one item when using self-checkout machines.

A series of recent attacks using improvised explosive devices in Mexico points to a generalization of warfare tactics among criminal groups.

Residents and tourists scramble to leave Greek island on ferries and planes after ‘barrage’ of tremors.

Record-breaking cocaine seizures in Portugal in 2024 have cemented the country’s status as a crucial axis in drug trafficking routes into Europe.

The Princess of Wales has released a photograph of herself to mark World Cancer Day, taken by her son Prince Louis.

Christophe Ruggia given two years’ house arrest over abuse of Adèle Haenel when she was aged between 12 and 15.

Prince William could be Britain’s "Trump card" as insiders reveal plans for the royal to build a special relationship with the new President.

A U.S. Justice Department investigation found that Russia funneled billions of dollars through American banks to Turkey in 2022, using the Akkuyu nuclear power plant project as cover to evade sanctions, according to the Wall Street Journal (WSJ).

An intrepid herd of pigs have been causing chaos in a Norfolk village by escaping from a nearby farm and digging up gardens while on the prowl for food.

Samsung Electronics Co. Executive Chairman Jay Y. Lee won a court decision clearing him of charges of fraud and stock-rigging, allowing the head of Korea’s most influential firm to focus on turning around a struggling electronics business.

Donald Trump has said the UK is "out of line" but a deal can be worked out after warning the EU that tariffs will happen.

A potential Israeli strike on Iran’s nuclear facilities is back on the agenda after the weakening of several key Iranian proxies — Hezbollah, Hamas, and the fallen Syrian regime, writes military expert David Gendelman.