All news for 2026-09-01

A British man is among 119 people pulled alive from mud and debris after flash floods devastated parts of Nepal, rescue workers said.

Yorgen Fenech pleaded not guilty to charges of complicity and criminal association in the 2017 assassination of leading Maltese investigative journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia.

The case involving Dmytro Druzhynskyi and Maryna Levkovych is shaping up to be far more than a routine investigation into online casinos, cryptocurrency and payment services.

Johnpaul Digweed, 36, was serving a 25-year prison sentence for supplying vast amounts of drugs when he was found dead in his cell at HMP Garth in April 2024

Five nuns accused of historic abuse against several children are set to face a further hearing.

The Duchess of Sussex is nervous about doing the school run while security for her family remains unsettled, a pal says.

A British punk band displayed a profane anti-Marine Le Pen message at a French music festival, drawing condemnation from conservative politicians who criticized the event’s left-wing activism.

A man has died after entering a canal following a police chase during Notting Hill Carnival.

Prison laundries are to be converted into accommodation as the Government tries to avoid running out of cells.

Historic cities across England could lose their prized status because of Angela Rayner’s barmy local government reforms.

Donald Trump has suggested he is reconsidering US support for Britain’s sovereignty over the Falkland Islands, in a move likely to strain the “special relationship” between Washington and London.

Witch hunts against British special forces put the country at risk from Russia, the head of the association that represents SAS soldiers has warned.

At first glance, sustainability features prominently in Shein’s messaging to prospective investors. A closer reading, however, reveals a company that remains clearly focused on growth, technology and operational efficiency, at all social and environmental costs.

A Tyldesley resident has expressed his outrage at four 60-foot warehouses built at the end of his back garden, declaring the noise a "living hell".

Thousands of revellers have taken to the streets in colourful costumes for the final day of Notting Hill Carnival.