All news for 2026-08-10

Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor still features on a classified Whitehall register that entitles him to a full royal ceremonial funeral, it has been reported - despite King Charles having stripped him of his official titles last year.

Britain walked away from a potential £5.5billion treasure recovery mission near Gibraltar rather than risk a confrontation with Spain over the territory.

Ex-Cambridge professor Jason Arday has cancelled his book tour events amid accusations of plagiarism and allegations of making false claims about his life.

A Green councillor in Birmingham has been charged with assaulting five people, including three police officers.

Almost 90,000 Britons will become victims of crime thanks to Labour’s prison release plan, new analysis suggests.

A mega dinghy carrying 230 people crossed the English Channel overnight on a single dinghy, breaking the previous record.

Reform UK is in talks with El Salvador over a plan to deport all foreign criminals to the country’s tough jails should it win the next General Election.

With its neat garden and tightly closed blinds, the small terraced house on the windswept north-west peninsula of the Wirral looks unremarkable.

A former army officer who manages illegal children’s homes in the north-west has been accused of raping two women.

Following his arrest over the assassination of Alexander Petrov, known as the "master of Vyborg," Ilya Traber, nicknamed "Antikvar" ("The Antiquarian"), may also face charges in connection with other high-profile killings.

An alleged gang figure, Daniel Kinahan, was charged and sent to jail after his extradition from Dubai on an Irish government.

The waters of UK beaches are making hundreds of people sick, according to a marine charity.

Kazakhstani sports official Gadzhi Gadzhiev, the husband of Raushan Kazhibayeva, head of the Tele-Radio Complex of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan, has been found to have close ties to Russia.