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Bloc losing €13bn in revenue with one in 10 cigarettes illegal, watchdog reports

Alarm that Berlin and Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania may fall next after party’s Saxony-Anhalt election victory

Andrew Flintoff has placed his luxury Cheshire mansion on the market with an eye-watering asking price of £6.75million.

Migrants risk being granted asylum despite not being entitled to protection because of failings in Home Office decision-making, a damning United Nations audit has warned.

A Porsche Sprint Challenge driver narrowly escaped death on Saturday after an apparent brake failure sent his race car hurtling off the circuit at WeatherTech Raceway Laguna Seca in California.

Labour’s surrender of the Chagos Islands could balloon in costs by £288million, a Freedom of Information request has highlighted.

Britain is preparing to call up military veterans for a major mobilisation exercise next year as the country strengthens its ability to respond to the growing threat from Russia.

Some will see it as an act of kingly statecraft, a timely shot across their quasi-royal bows. To others it is a vital sign that Prince Harry’s and Meghan’s presence in Britain will not be allowed to destabilise the monarchy.

Barclays has approved a company that makes weapons parts for the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) as a future client, undermining its efforts to distance itself from IDF-linked companies, the Bureau understands.

From environmental campaigners, to abuse survivors, to customers leaving negative reviews, the remarkable range of ordinary people who have faced spurious legal threats was the subject of a parliamentary debate yesterday evening.

Britain’s new Prime Minister Andy Burnham spoke to President Donald Trump on Monday to stress the “the importance of the two-state solution,” in what is seen as a reference to the sanctions.

The booming illegal children’s homes industry in England has been revealed for the first time, setting out the sheer scale of this shadow industry and the amount of public money being poured into it.

The case surrounding Dmytro Druzhynskyi and Maryna Levkovych goes well beyond yet another story involving online casinos, cryptocurrency and payment services.

Most of the hundreds of men clad in sinister balaclavas and black outfits on the Dover anti-migrant protest were anonymous, but one well-built man stood out from the mob.

Detectives in the hunt for the ‘Putney Pusher’ have hit another dead end more than nine years after a woman was thrown into the path of a bus by a mystery jogger.

Prince George will follow in his father’s footsteps as he begins his education at Eton College today.

Queen Margrethe has been taken to hospital, where she will remain under observation for the next few days, according to the Palace.

First a Dubai luxury apartment worth hundreds of millions, then a local subsidiary that may have received a loan of billions: a joint investigation by Átlátszó and OCCRP shows how Balásy Gyula appeared...

A 21-years-old man has been charged with murder after a woman, 19, was shot and killed at a home in London.