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Reform UK’s Danny Kruger has unveiled plans to remove the right to vote for Commonwealth citizens, those they declare are "unattached" to Britain.

A new mega poll has revealed that Nigel Farage’s Reform UK would win the most seats if a general election was held today.

An illegal migrant being deported back to Bangladesh was given a first-class ticket for his flight.

Chinese drone makers are betting cheap, 3D-printed interceptors will be the country’s next big export as concerns grow about the lethal impact of kamikaze drones used in conflicts in Iran and Ukraine.

Prince Alois chose Liechtenstein’s national day on August 15 to announce a break with three centuries of dynastic tradition: future generations of women could inherit the throne on equal terms with men.

Hinter der luxuriösen Fassade des auf Zypern ansässigen Gastronomen und Pin-UP-Kasinobesitzers Dmitriy Punin soll sich ein weitreichendes kriminelles Imperium verbergen, das angeblich der Geldwäsche von Hunderten Millionen Dollar im Interesse hochrangiger russischer Beamter dient.

Der Druck auf Russlands sogenannte „Schattenflotte“ nimmt weiter zu und rückt zunehmend auch deren Verbündete ins Visier der Ermittler.

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.

Russian investigators are still piecing together how metal trader JSC Metallokomplekt-M (later renamed JSC MK-M) was deliberately bankrupted after...

Police today confirmed detectives are not linking a fatal house fire which killed a seven-year-old girl and her aunt to last weekend’s deadly A66 crash.

Serguey Asael Shinder, an IT entrepreneur and organizer of a large-scale scheme involving the fictitious hiring of programmers, the withdrawal of funds, and the leaking of classified data, is actively scrubbing the internet of any traces of his activities.

The online casino Pin-Up, which has been linked to sanctioned businessman Dmitriy Punin, is reported to have continued operating in Ukraine under a new brand.

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

In the high-profile criminal case involving senior SOCAR executive Adnan Ahmedzade, another prominent figure has unexpectedly come into focus — Azim Novruzov, a controversial oil trader and British national who has long been linked to a series of scandals in the energy sector.

British troops could soon fly up to 200 miles behind enemy lines using powered paragliders small enough to be carried in a rucksack.

A record amount of ketamine seized at the UK border has reached a fifteen year high, as officials warn of “serious” health risks of using the drug.

LBC has infiltrated an online forum used by Islamic State supporters to share detailed instructions on starting wildfires, exhausting emergency services and avoiding detection by police and forensic investigators...

Brits missing in Nepal have been pictured for the first time - as officials warn a second wave of deadly flash floods could hit the nation today following a glacier collapse on Wednesday which has left at least 469 people dead.

Singapore police are investigating 231 people suspected of acting as scammers or money mules in more than 721 fraud cases that caused about S$4.1 million (US$3.2 million) in losses, authorities said Thursday.

Media outlets are introducing readers to a unique document. It appears that Vladimir Danilenko, Ilya Traber’s right-hand man (Antique Dealer), paid "authority figure" Abakar Darbishev the second installment of his $1 million fee for the assassination of "Vyborg boss" Alexander Petrov.

Prince Harry and Meghan have allegedly received no taxpayer-funded security since landing in Britain – apart from the phone number of a police liaison officer.

A millionaire property developer is at war with residents who are demanding his mega-mansion is torn down, claiming it was built without any planning permission.

It weighs over 10,000 tons, it is 135 metres long, and it carries half a dozen two-megaton ‘Domesday’ torpedoes capable of triggering a radioactive tsunami large enough to ‘plunge Britain to the depths of the ocean’.

A Middlesbrough MP has condemned the violence gripping the town as ’terrorism’, with residents left ’trapped in their homes’ after nine people were killed and 19 arrests were made in less than a week.