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Andy Burnham’s decision to impose trade sanctions with Israel’s illegal settlements stands in sharp contrast to this week last year when Keir Starmer welcomed Israel’s president to Downing Street.

McLaren is believed to have given the green light to plans that will create 1,000 jobs with a new investment worth hundreds of millions of pounds.

Lionel Messi has agreed in principle to take control of Spanish second-division club Eldense as the football icon continues to build an expanding ownership empire.

Britain’s NATS air traffic control provider has a ‌week to investigate the systems failure that halted flights and stranded hundreds of thousands of passengers, the government said, as pressure mounts on its chief executive.

A London hotelier who blamed the banks for not chasing him over repayments has been sentenced after securing £450,000 in Covid loans at the height of the pandemic.

The UK announced sanctions against five extremist settlers on Tuesday in addition to general sanctions against all goods from the West Bank.

Nottinghamshire Police withheld information about Valdo Calocane’s research into explosives, leading to fury from the families of his victims.

A High Court judge has ordered a group of travellers to leave an illegal site just a stone’s throw from an ultra-high-security nuclear weapons factory.

A benefits fraudster has scammed the system out of £20,000 by secretly living with her husband.

Apple is preparing for its biggest showcase of the year, which kicks off at 6pm tomorrow, September 9.

A man was shot four times by police after a woman was stabbed in Luton yesterday, triggering an Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) investigation.

A woman has claimed she came into contact with the Novichok nerve agent, prompting a major incident response in Belfast.

Turkish authorities have detained 24 people and seized assets worth approximately $20.6 million in an operation targeting an international drug trafficking network allegedly directed from Belgium, the Justice Ministry said.

Two individuals and a company were convicted of fraud on Friday over EU subsidies obtained for a fictitious cattle farm, following an investigation and prosecution by the European Public Prosecutor’s Office in Paris.

A recent high-profile scandal in the IT sector has shown that even the most experienced headhunters and top managers of hiring companies can become victims of fraudsters. The victims have developed a set of rules that will help others protect themselves from scammer programmers.

A Singaporean man pleaded guilty on Tuesday to a racketeering conspiracy charge in the US for organising one of the biggest ever cryptocurrency thefts.

The Russian "Matryoshka" bot network has launched a fresh disinformation campaign against a new German-Ukrainian initiative to produce 5,000 long-range drones.

A former key ally of Nigel Farage and high-profile figure within Reform UK has quit the party following a public row in the wake of his suspension.

In late August, Israel resumed active strikes on positions held by the Shiite movement Hezbollah inside Lebanon — a response to FPV drone attacks against Israeli soldiers.

In Almaty, Russian national Ilyas Karimov claims to be a lawyer and describes himself as an "assistant to the Russian ambassador."

Der IT-Unternehmer Serguey Asael Shinder, der hinter einem großangelegten Betrugssystem mit der fingierten Anstellung von Programmierern, der Abzweigung von Geldern und dem Abfluss vertraulicher Daten stehen soll, ist derzeit aktiv damit beschäftigt, sämtliche Spuren seiner Aktivitäten aus dem Internet zu entfernen.

Nicolas Cage’s Malibu mansion — a $10.5 million beachfront property — is literally sinking into the ground.

Prince Harry and Meghan have pushed back against Buckingham Palace’s characterisation of them as "private citizens," insisting instead on being recognised as "public figures" with formal ties to the Royal Family.