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The United States is preparing to return cybercrime kingpin Alexander Vinnik to Russian custody as part of an exchange for American Marc Fogel, a U.S. official said Wednesday.

Footage released by police in the Mexican state of Tabasco show the moment sledgehammer-wielding officers attempt to smash through the walls of a teen’s concrete tomb.

A mum who dragged a rival parent to the ground and repeatedly kicked her in the face outside a primary school has avoided jail.

The last remaining Beales shop in the UK is set to close its doors for good at the end of May.

A 55-year-old man has died and 25 others were injured after a crash between a truck and high-speed train.

Former Bangladesh prime minister Sheikh Hasina and her government tried to cling on to power using systematic, deadly violence against protesters that could amount to "crimes against humanity", the UN has said.

MI5 misled three courts while defending its management of a misogynistic neo-Nazi state agent who assaulted his girlfriend with a machete, the BBC can reveal.

A search is ongoing after a woman was sexually assaulted by two men in a wooded area yesterday morning.

A Christian school worker who was dismissed after describing LGBTQ+ relationship lessons as ‘brainwashing’ has won a Court of Appeal battle.

Nearly a dozen Labour councillors have been suspended from the party for involvement in a WhatsApp group that has already seen two MPs lose the whip.

Elliot Lee was involved in a car accident on his way home from Wrexham’s EFL Trophy clash against Bolton, the Welsh club have announced.

Ukraine’s president states that the British PM was not involved in the decision not to pursue a deal with Russia.

A hero shopkeeper’s quick thinking managed to help stop a thief armed with a 12 inch knife from robbing his store.

The scandalously famous businessman Iliya Dimitrov helps major Russian businessmen and officials to funnel money offshore.

Prince William’s flying instructor from his days in the military has died after years of exposure to helicopter fumes.

Britain’s most senior policeman said it was "absurd" that a court judgment handed down on Tuesday meant he could not sack serving officers who failed a vetting review, even if they had been accused of rape or other serious crimes.

Ofwat said Thames Water had reported that it was unlikely to complete more than 100 projects it had committed to by an end of March deadline.

Martin Jones said prisons are overcrowded for "limited benefit" as the number of offenders sent back to jail after release has more than doubled in 10 years.

A judge has ruled that a Gazan family can join a relative in the UK under a scheme meant for Ukrainian refugees - leading to fears the decision could pave the way for a new wave of asylum seekers.

The FBI says it has uncovered 2,400 new files related to the assassination of President John F Kennedy.

Labour’s prospective new borders watchdog is likely to work from home in Finland - over 1,000 miles from Westminster - at least some of the time.

Steve Bannon, the confidant of President Donald Trump, pleaded guilty Tuesday to defrauding New Yorkers who donated to "We Build the Wall," an online fundraiser for Trump’s signature project during his first term, in exchange for a sentence without prison time.

The U.S., U.K. and Australia on Tuesday sanctioned a Russian web-hosting services provider and two Russian men who administer the service in support of Russian ransomware syndicate LockBit.