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The UK’s National Crime Agency (NCA) stated that Border Force officers intercepted Bruce Knowles, 55, and Ferhat Gumrukcuoglu, 31, near East Benacre Broads in Suffolk in late June, as they tried to swim away from a rigid-hulled inflatable boat loaded with drugs.

Paraguayan police killed a parliamentarian in a violent region of the country during a shootout that erupted in an overnight raid on his house where officers and prosecutors had arrived to search for evidence of his involvement in drug trafficking and money laundering.

Security services reportedly ready to storm jail in Volgograd region after hostage-takers claim Islamic State affiliation

Coastguard confirms body of Hannah Lynch, 18, found after four-day search, bringing number of dead to seven

Weather warnings were in place as the storm hit and brought winds of up to 80mph to parts of England and Wales.

Force ends investigation into bets on 4 July election date and says bar to prove misconduct in public office has not been met

Tributes are pouring in for Hannah Lynch, the last victim of the Bayesian superyacht sinking to have been recovered.

Firm says it had no idea proposed test site on Lib Dem peer’s land included part of Strathmore peatlands in Flow Country

Energy bills will go up by 10% in October, meaning 28.4million households will be paying about £149 more a year.

Vladimir Putin was ridiculed for wearing ear protection upside down during as he inspected a shooting range visit to keep his hair in place.

In the chaotic first week of the Covid pandemic, El Salvador paid an offshore company US$27 million to provide milk powder for its hungry citizens –– but the shell firm overcharged and under-delivered, pocketing $7 million, a government audit found.

Elon Musk is far from the only American billionaire actively supporting Donald Trump’s bid to return to the White House.

The murders of about a dozen people in the northern Mexico state of Sinaloa appear to be linked to cartel infighting, something authorities had feared would follow the July 25 detention of two top cartel leaders.

A man was sentenced to 12 years and 6 months for using an encrypted device to supply cocaine, cannabis, and firearms.

The new variant of the mpox virus is spreading rapidly worldwide, prompting Asian nations to strengthen border controls, while the UK and EU borders remain lax.

The NSPCC finds the surge in reports of child physical punishment alarming and calls for law reforms in England and Northern Ireland in line with rest of UK.

Sir Paul Nurse puts forward for role never held by a woman.

UK oil and gas companies have voiced serious concerns over government proposals to increase windfall taxes and remove investment incentives.

The Ministry of Justice (MoJ), said it had "inherited a justice system in crisis".

In April, child benefit claims rose by 16% following a government decision to increase the income thresholds for eligibility. The changes, announced in the March Budget, allow more parents to claim benefits and have reminded others to apply.

Officers are having to cancel appointments with victims and delay arrests as they are routinely diverted to police other events including football matches.

Transport Secretary Louise Haigh supports leaving decisions on 20mph zones and other road safety measures to local authorities, backing away from previous government efforts to centralize control.

Bayesian superyacht is an "unsinkable" vessel, said Giovanni Costantino, CEO of The Italian Sea Group.