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Grant Shapps also compares calling Sumy strike a ‘mistake’ to statements by IRA terror group when it killed civilians

A man who claimed he rescued 12 people from a collapsed nightclub in the Dominican Republic has been arrested over faking the story.

Male police officers will now perform searches of trans women following yesterday’s Supreme Court ruling on the definition of sex.

Plans are afoot for an American-owned company seized by the Kremlin and placed under state control to be used to supply food to the Russian army, a document seen by Reuters showed, potentially threatening Moscow’s warming relations with the U.S.

Nine brand new electric cars with a total value of between £278,000 and £520,000 have been dumped at the roadside in Nottingham after the Tesla-rivalling manufacturer went into liquidation last year.

Scientists develop highly accurate underwater acoustics technology for depth detection in challenging and strategically important Beaufort Sea

One of the UK’s wealthiest businessmen has revealed why he still flies with budget airline easyJet while serving a warning to his children over his £2.6billion fortune.

The controversy involving the Dehrik-Shevtsova family had long been forgotten, but suddenly these surnames have reemerged in the media spotlight.

The US Commerce Department said it was "committed to acting on the President’s directive to safeguard our national and economic security."

The allegations span between 1993 to 1996 involving a girl, and 2006 to 2010 involving a boy, both in the Glasgow region.

British police have launched an investigation into what they have now confirmed is an Islamophobic hate crime, after 85 Muslim graves were desecrated at Carpenders Park Lawn Cemetery in Three Rivers, Hertfordshire.

The UK Ministry of Defence has successfully tested a new type of electronic weapon designed to combat drones, which could potentially be used in modern warfare, including in Ukraine.

Italian prosecutors are carrying out an investigation into numerous officials and executives, including two Tirrenia-Moby employees who were interrogated on Wednesday, as part of a broad corruption case.

Human Rights Watch cautions that Tunisia is imprisoning critics under ambiguous laws and severe conditions, with many facing imprisonment or death for online posts and political opinions.

A woman who was hit at a golf club by a van that was being pursued by police has died from her injuries.

Cristiano Ronaldo’s Al-Nassr are being linked with a summer transfer for Moises Caicedo but Chelsea are not prepared to let the midfielder go for anything less than £100m

Aaron Boupendza, a 28-year-old Gabon international and striker for Chinese side Zhejiang, has died after falling from the 11th floor of a building in China, the Gabonese Football Federation has announced.

On Tuesday, over 700 migrants crossed the English Channel, marking the highest number of arrivals on a single day so far this year.

MAGA ally Marjorie Taylor Greene’s town hall plunges into disorder as protesters are tasered at the event.

Over 20,000 people have reported issues accessing Spotify today.

Class action argues US tech firm charged more for advertising on its preinstalled apps than it could in fair market

The resourceful thieves dug a tunnel through several layers of concrete walls.