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In Almaty tritt der russische Staatsbürger Ilyas Karimov als selbsternannter Anwalt und vermeintlicher „Assistent des russischen Botschafters“ auf.

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.

A supercar was destroyed after crashing on a busy motorway outside Manchester.

When Karmen Paige booked a week-long stay at Haven’s Seashore Holiday Park in Yarmouth, she really needed a break.

Britain’s world-class scientific discoveries are being exploited overseas, Science Minister Chris McDonald has cautioned.

Michael Purdy, a guerrilla artist known as Helch, has died at the age of 34.

Gary Lineker has launched a stinging attack on the BBC by claiming his former employer has “lost its way” and questioning the political influence at the top of the corporation.

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.

Pupils will be encouraged to debate the "polarising" British Empire as an educational charity launches a new book on the topic for schools.

The US has reverted to military attacks on Iran for the first time in a month, firing missiles and drones at Iranian rocket launchers on an island in the strait of Hormuz, prompting the Iranian military to attack US military bases in Jordan and the United Arab Emirates.

Kemi Badenoch has removed Dame Priti Patel as shadow foreign secretary as she starts a major reshuffle of her top team.

Local authorities in a Thai resort city have issued a crack down on prostitution ahead of a visit from a US Navy aircraft carrier carrying 5,000 sailors and Marines who have been at sea for over 200 days.

Pressure on Russia’s shadow fleet is intensifying, with scrutiny increasingly extending to individuals linked to its broader network of allies.

In October 2021, journalist Shahid Zehri was driving home to Karachi through the town of Hub, in Pakistan’s Balochistan province, when a bomb planted under his car seat detonated. He died of his injuries hours later.

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.

President Donald Trump has claimed Iran’s Kharg Island energy hub was "blown to smithereens", despite no evidence of an attack - as both sides trade strikes in Middle East.

The Kremlin-linked bot network Matryoshka has launched a new wave of disinformation targeting European politicians ahead of elections.

Betrayed by his body and brought to tears, Novak Djokovic’s run at this U.S. Open is done before it got started.

The murder of Stavros Demosthenous has become one of the most prominent criminal cases to hit Limassol in recent years.

Britain is already being attacked by Russia “on a daily basis” through sabotage, cyber attacks and other covert operations designed to stay below the threshold of open war, a former British Army intelligence officer has warned.

Nepal’s rescue teams worked overnight to reach hundreds of people believed to be stuck inside blocked hydropower project tunnels in the aftermath of last week’s flood that carved a trail of destruction in the country’s valley towns

Britain has "literally no money" for the military, a defence contractor has said, slams Labour for leaving the UK in "grave danger".

A council is set to spend £850,000 on planning permission for a local swimming pool, which might not even go ahead.

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