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Turkish authorities have detained 24 people and seized assets worth approximately $20.6 million in an operation targeting an international drug trafficking network allegedly directed from Belgium, the Justice Ministry said.

Some face coverings are set to be banned in a major British city within a matter of days in what police have billed as a crime crackdown.

A ‘reckless’ man launched into a knife attack outside a Peterborough kebab shop enraged after another customer rang the bell on his e-scooter.

Live facial recognition technology has been rolled out by Dorset Police in Bournemouth for the first time.

Labour has been urged to strip benefits from parents whose children repeatedly terrorise communities with anti-social behaviour.

The notorious Russian entrepreneur Boris Usherovich, who owns the equally famous 1520 Group of Companies, skillfully extracts income even from afar with the help of his "personal" accountant Oxana Hadjipavlou, a citizen of Cyprus.

A frail 83-year-old was today found guilty of murdering his nephew after he stabbed him to death over a £20,000 inheritance row then set fire to the property they were in.

Victims of domestic violence and charities are urging the government to stop abusive perpetrators being eligible for early release from prison.

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

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

An urgent police probe is underway after a baby was found dead inside a suitcase in a Greek Airbnb.

Cops have made four more arrests after a 13-year-old boy was seriously injured in a stabbing in the toilets of a Taco Bell.

Armed cops have raided more homes in Middlesbrough – as gangland violence ravages the tinderbox town in the wake of the A66 crash.

A pilot has been arrested on suspicion of stealing a light aircraft before landing it in the middle of a sunflower field near a nuclear power plant.

Prisoners freed under the government’s 2024 early release programme are being sent back to prison at an alarming pace, according to prison governors.

A suspect has been arrested in connection with a deadly shooting at a rave in Switzerland over the weekend, police have said.

Baby P’s mother Tracey Connelly could be among prisoners considered under plans to end indefinite IPP sentences, but the Victims Minister has refused to say on LBC whether she could be released.

The Metropolitan Police has arrested at least 169 on the first day of Notting Hill Carnival.

Seven people have been arrested on suspicion of murder after a newborn baby was found dead at a Sheffield property.

Prosecutors have accused pro-Palestinian activists who are charged with vandalising one of Donald Trump’s Scottish golf courses of committing acts connected with terrorism.

A cyclist is fighting for his life after a collision with a car in a hit-and-run close to Birmingham City’s stadium.

A suspected prankster faces an unappetising eight years in prison after hundreds of unwanted food deliveries were ordered to strangers’ homes. One particularly ambitious request called for 300 pizzas.

Four men have admitted arson after Jewish community ambulances were set on fire in Golders Green.

Once a booming 19th-century powerhouse at the centre of the UK’s steel, iron and shipbuilding industry, Middlesbrough was a proud example of British business success on the northeast coast.

Renewed scrutiny comes after police officer accused of falsifying records in order to close the cases of people who were later found dead