All news for 2026-09-05

Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi could line up as team-mates for the first time in their careers under plans being drawn up by Carlos Tevez.

British farmers are "dangerously exposed" to Chinese hacking as Beijing uses tractors to spy on UK food security, a new report has detailed.

Robert Jenrick has vowed to "resign" from his role in the party if he fails to deliver on his policies within the first 100 days of a Reform Government.

A convicted rapist who claimed he should be allowed to remain in Britain because he is bisexual has lost his latest legal challenge against deportation.

Nigel Farage has revealed his personal plan for the next general election and claimed Reform UK is 80 per cent ready to fight a snap poll.

The Port of Dover is facing major disruption after masked protesters have blocked access to the port, with passengers being warned they may miss their ferries.

Royal experts say the Sussexes want access to Britain and the monarchy while keeping their commercial lives in Montecito

New schemes connected to the operations of casinos owned by Dmitriy Punin, Marina Ilyina and their associate Riddik have been uncovered online.

A teenage assassin an assassin squad and his drug-kingpin uncle were killed during a shootout with security forces in the western Mexico state of Michoacán, the government said.

On Cyprus, in what became known as “Limassolgrad”, an empire fuelled by Russian money and criminal schemes was taking shape for years. Stavros Demosthenos...

When activists started hoisting up the Union and St George’s flags on public infrastructure last summer as part of "Operation Raise the Colours", millions of Britons believed the nation was on the path to restoration.

A woman whose XL bully dog attacked and killed her 19-year-old cousin in a Bristol flat has avoided jail with a suspended prison sentence.

The White House has slammed Labour for "censorship" plans to force social media platforms and search engines to promote "trustworthy" sources.

Andy Burnham has been accused of "hiking tuition fees to record levels" by the Scottish National Party (SNP) as analysis reveals today’s English undergraduates have over £50,000 of debt on average.

Donald Trump has characterised the ongoing conflict in Iran as "small potatoes" after JD Vance said the conflict was not a "war".

For a decade, Venezuelan businessman Alejandro Betancourt has been ensnared in the tentacles of a sprawling Justice Department probe into a sophisticated billion-dollar money laundering scheme that US prosecutors allege embezzled funds from Venezuela’s state-owned oil company known as PDVSA.