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Jamie Parker-Evans was head chef at Capel Grange Nursing Home in Newport, Wales, when he ’signed for items for the home’ but kept them for himself, a court heard

Ministers were hauled before MPs to answer an urgent question after the high court ruled that the flagship Illegal Immigration Act does not apply in Northern Ireland

The president’s son pleaded not guilty to the federal charges

Sensitive data from the EU’s police agency appeared for sale on a cybercrime forum.

Nationalists joining PM Andrej Plenkovic’s new coalition have demanded cuts to funding for an independent newspaper.

Steve Davies lost job six months after journalist falsely claimed to the princess he ‘feeds [the] Today newspaper … change your chauffeur’

Walid Saadaoui and Amar Hussein appear in court charged with preparing acts of terrorism

UK mining company reveals breakup plan in bid to avoid takeover by Australia-based BHP

The French capital Paris will be split into zones this summer, with anyone wanting to enter certain areas required to show a pass on their phone.

Three people have died after a prison convoy was rammed by a car on a motorway in northwestern France.

Valdo Calocane, who has paranoid schizophrenia, was handed an indefinite hospital order for the manslaughter by reason of diminished responsibility of Grace O’Malley-Kumar, Barnaby Webber and Ian Coates, and the attempted murder of three others.

UK wage growth remained strong even as the UK unemployment rate rose to its highest for almost a year.

China poses a genuine and increasing cyber risk to the United Kingdom, the head of British spy agency GCHQ said on Tuesday, adding that while Russia and Iran represented an immediate threat, Beijing was an epoch-defining challenge.

The wife of a US soldier arrested in Russia said his girlfriend ‘stabbed’ him while on a surprise video call with his six-year-old daughter.

Scottish Water has launched an investigation into the potential dumping of chemical waste by tankers in Aberdeenshire.

The small Ukrainian bank "Alliance", which refuses to fulfill its obligations under a guarantee issued to one of Ihor Kolomoisky’s companies for electricity payments received from Ukrenergo, may be removed from the market by the National Bank.

Report provoked a flurry of questions for the British government Monday afternoon.

Michael Emery allegedly asked teammates ‘Anyone want a go?’ hours after non-league side won at Wembley

Device in development fires electromagnetic pulse that tricks ebikes and scooters into shutting off

UK government considers appeal after judge says act undermines post-Brexit human rights protections guaranteed in the region

Former Deliveroo rider Caio Benicio will champion public safety and rights for gig economy workers

Mohamed Nur was armed with a makeshift blade when he cut the throat of Johanita Kossiwa Dogbey, 31, in daylight last May 1. The victim was walking in Brixton after a shopping trip