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The Tate brothers face a string of criminal charges in the UK including rape, actual bodily harm and human trafficking, the Crown Prosecution Service said today

The digital bank Starling has suffered a 25% drop in annual profits and said it would turn down government guarantees on £28m of Covid loans losses after conceding its own weak controls were to blame.

Daniel Grossman, one of the 36 members of the Board of Deputies under investigation, states there is a ’significant change’ among British Jews.

Thomas Woldbye missed emergency alerts and phone calls after a nearby fire caused the airport to shut down.

U.S. President Donald Trump has pardoned Todd and Julie Chrisley — a reality TV couple who were sentenced in 2022 to lengthy prison terms for financial crimes and fraud.

North Korea has said Donald Trump’s new dystopian ‘Golden Dome’ could turn outer space into a ‘nuclear war field’.

A nurse has been struck off the register after filming people through a hole in the cubicle wall in an Asda toilet.

A van driver who took ’20 lines of cocaine’ hours before he hit a tram and then ran over a three-year-old girl has been jailed for 12 years.

A London council has released an urgent warning after two individuals died from taking blue pills this weekend.

Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson has stated that the government is considering removing the two-child benefit cap but cautioned that it would "cost a lot of money".

The program for the 5th generation fighter jet is essential to maintain the combat capabilities of the Indian Air Force, whose squadron strength has decreased to 31.

Albania’s Special Structure Against Corruption and Organized Crime (SPAK) has officially filed charges against former president Ilir Meta, who was detained last year.

Italy’s mafia is turning away from violent turf wars to collaborate in drug trafficking, prostitution rings and money laundering, the national anti-mafia agency (DIA) said in an annual report about the organized crime groups on Tuesday.

London’s congestion charge is set to increase from £15 to £18 next year under the plans announced today.

In France, a pizzeria chef confessed to killing a man during a botched robbery, then dismembered the body and boiled the parts in a pot with vegetables to cover his tracks.

South African defense company Paramount Group works with anti-corruption investigation into allegations that firms in the UAE unlawfully accessed South Africaт military technologies

India and Pakistan seem to be entering arms race as drone combat activity in the region is underway

About 800 figures from the legal community call on the government to impose sanctions on Israeli officials and consider suspending Israel from the UN

Reports suggest Toyota will move part of its Corolla sports model production to the UK to ease delivery times to North America and make use of idle factory space