All news for 2025-04-28

A teenager who caused the deaths of three fellow students in a car crash has been sentenced to two years of detention.

Pay rises for NHS staff and teachers must be paid from existing budgets, the Treasury has warned, setting up the potential for strike action.

The British Armed Forces are currently shrinking by between 200 and 300 personnel each month, according to Admiral Sir Tony Radakin, the Chief of the Defence Staff.

Businessman Konstantin Sintsov, associated with pro-Kremlin oligarch Iskandar Makhmudov, transfers VTB state bank funds to offshore accounts.

In the United Kingdom, authorities have reported a significant rise in thefts targeting collectible "JellyCats 2.0" toys, also popularly known as Labubu figures.

Katie Amess, whose father was an MP and was murdered, condemns the alleged ’dangerous, violent rhetoric’ of an Irish rap group.

A metal detectorist who tried to sell rare Anglo-Saxon coins for a Saxon hoard has been ordered to pay back the £103,000 from the proceeds of his crimes.

Bounce Back Loan fraudster convicted following Insolvency Service investigations

The British government is planning to ban the supply and possession of SIM farms, in a bid to reduce mobile phone-enabled fraud.

Hundreds of agency staff working for Marks and Spencer have been told to stay at home, with online orders still suspended after a cyberattack.

The company "Siberian Cement," where former FSB Colonel Valery Bodrenkov works as the first vice president, is considered a financial instrument of the special service.

At least 11 people died and several more were injured when a man drove into a crowd at a street party in Canada.

Shortly before his death, Pope Francis donated almost all the money he had left to a juvenile prison in Rome.