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It’s hoped that the penalty will act as a "clear warning" to the whole water sector, regulator Ofwat said.

The trial heard how the teen murderers wrongly believed their victims were behind an attack on a house earlier in the evening. Max and Mason were chased and attacked with weapons, including machetes, a bat, and a sword.

Andrew Tate’s trial into alleged human trafficking in Romania can no longer go ahead because of ‘multiple’ mistakes made by prosecutors.

The European Commission has opened an investigation against TikTok for facilitating interference in Romania’s 2024 presidential elections.

Suspected members of a massive Singapore money laundering syndicate snapped up almost $30 million in Dubai properties, leaked data shows.

The family and associates of Azerbaijani strongman Ilham Aliyev acquired U.K. real estate worth hundreds of millions of dollars.

An EU nation has made it mandatory for schoolchildren to take part in firearms training.

Luigi Mangione – the alleged killer of UnitedHealthcare’s CEO – quietly and calmly departed a courthouse after waiving extradition and boarded a plane to New York.

Russian forces are allegedly trying to burn the faces of dead North Korean troops to hide their presence on the battlefield.

Consultation suggests opt-out scheme for creatives who don’t want their work used by Google, OpenAI and others

Gisèle Pelicot – a woman who has became a feminist symbol of the fight against sexual violence in France – has finally learnt the fate of her ex-husband and 50 other men after they were found guilty raping her.

Veteran actor Stephen Graham is said to be facing a probe by the Football Association after hurling a string of insults towards a non-league referee from the sidelines

A rogue builder who ripped off homeowners across the West Midlands with false promises that led to a need for £1.6m of repairs has been jailed.

20-year-old student found guilty of stabbing woman to death on Bournemouth beach

Image of man leaning into boot of a car on a street in northern Spain helps lead police to make two arrests

Former Russian president’s Telegram post follows paper’s editorial about assassination of a Russian general

A fault at a Southern Water supply works has left thousands of people without water and forced schools to close.

Brewdog founder James Watt has been met with criticism after asking his followers to vote on whether he should delay his marriage to TV star Georgia Toffolo to ensure he does not miss out on tax relief.

The Duke of York will not be attending the traditional Royal Family pre-Christmas lunch at Buckingham Palace on Thursday, according to royal sources.

Prime Minister Keir Starmer has defended the decision to reject compensation for women hit by changes to the state pension age, arguing that the taxpayer "simply can’t afford the tens of billions of pounds" in payments.

Sarkozy, 69, faces a one-year prison sentence but is likely to request home detention with an electronic bracelet.

The terror threat to the UK is currently “smouldering”, according to one of the country’s lead Counter Terror officers.