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Move to use shared posts follows information commissioner concerns and sets collision course with EU over privacy

A former Metropolitan Police officer has been jailed for 16 months after he admitted stealing money from a man who died after collapsing.

Minsk. Spiral towers of glass and concrete surround a 35-floor skyscraper. On man-made canals, gondolas float slowly.

Apple wants to know as little as possible about its users, but its new AI tools require the iPhone to understand them deeply.

Umar Mahmood, 18, died in hospital on Friday morning after the Audi he was driving crashed in Preston on Tuesday evening, Lancashire Police say.

A scheme to compensate members of a defunct religious cult known as the Jesus Army has identified 539 alleged perpetrators of abuse, and revealed about one in six children had been sexually abused.

The Ropazi District Council in Latvia plans to convert a luxury mansion confiscated in 2018 from the ex-chief of Interpol’s Uzbek chapter into a kindergarten.

Court rules against West Cumbria Mining’s fossil fuel development in Whitehaven

Scientific research on pigeon missiles and dead trout also win at awards for amusing studies with serious implications

Two men have been charged with burglary after Banksy’s Girl with Baloon artwork was stolen from a London gallery.

Vladimir Putin has now directly threatened Nato and the US with war if the west were to let Ukraine use long-range missiles.

SpaceX is set to conduct the world’s first-ever privately-funded spacewalk today, led by billionaire Jared Isaacman.

Donation came after Rishi Sunak condemned businessman’s remark that Diane Abbott made you ‘want to hate all black women’

The Prime Minister has laid out the vital need for radical reform in the NHS following a report into the ‘critical condition’ of the health service.

Proposals put forward by an offshore private developer for seven flats seen as ‘slums of the future’ by locals

An independent public inquiry has been ordered into the murder of Belfast solicitor Pat Finucane in 1989.

Another board member has resigned from Harland and Wolff, the troubled Belfast shipbuilder.

Enzo Fernandez joined Chelsea in a then-British transfer record £106.8 million deal

The Thirlwall Inquiry heard that doctors did not discuss neonatal mortality or concerns raised about Letby until the new year following a pivotal board meeting in 2016

Mockery and indignation follow unveiling of sculpture of late monarch at Antrim Castle Gardens in Northern Ireland

Investigators in South Africa are finalising a second report on the multinational holding company Steinhoff, which was embroiled in an accounting scandal that led to criminal charges against former executive Markus Jooste and ultimately resulted in the company’s liquidation.