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Among the Russians freed in this week’s historic exchange of prisoners between Russia and the West was a Russian-born freelance journalist from Spain who had been based in Poland since 2019

The new figures from My Pension Expert highlight how savers still face ’significant delays’ when trying to move their money, with an improvement of just one day compared to the previous year

Suffolk Police and paramedics were called at around 7.10pm to reports a woman had been stabbed on Burrell Road near the train station in Ipswich - the woman, who has not been identified but was in her 20s, died at the scene

Justice Minister Heidi Alexander said thugs taking part in disorder have a ’prison place waiting for them’ and could face the maximum 10 year sentence for taking part in riots

Thousands of secret suspicious activity reports offer a never-before-seen picture of corruption and complicity — and how the government lets it flourish.

Kris Maharaj was convicted of the murder of a father and son back in 1986, but he always maintained his innocence. In 2019 a judge ruled he had proved so.

Government department denies policy change, saying applications will be considered on ‘case by case basis’

The Russia-based leader of the Base, which adheres to principles of accelerationism, seeks ‘A-team leader’ in US

Barclays helped raise nearly $2bn for companies running highly polluting coal-fired power plants in the US, exposing an “enormous loophole” in its climate policy.

Thames Water, Yorkshire Water and Northumbrian Water face £168m fines by the industry regulator over historic sewage spills.

OpenAI, the creator of ChatGPT, has developed a text watermarking tool that could help it comply with the Artificial Intelligence (AI) Act, but the company has yet to release it, reportedly because it fears losing users.

Disorder continues for a seventh day after the Southport stabbings with more than 370 arrests made so far

At least one reporter appears to have been fired for a decision that would’ve been reviewed by senior editors

Three men have been sentenced for their roles in an organised crime group linked to the smuggling of migrants into the UK by lorry.

Hundreds of far right thugs have been told to "mask up" for yet more planned violence expected this week across the country, after distressing scenes over the weekend in the UK

Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina resigned and fled the country on Monday after hundreds of people were killed in a crackdown on demonstrations that began as protests against job quotas and swelled into a movement demanding her ouster.

A senior South Yorkshire Police officer describes "a particularly sickening moment" when a wheelie bin was pushed against the Holiday Inn, which provides accommodation for asylum seekers, and set on fire "with the clear intent to cause serious harm to the residents and staff".

Concerns have been raised after the world’s largest economy reported much lower-than-expected job creation in July.

Musk, the billionaire owner of X, made his original comments on the social media platform below a video of rioters setting off fireworks at police.

Incident in Indonesia’s easternmost region comes almost 18 months after kidnap of another New Zealand pilot

Ruling states ‘Google is a monopolist’ in decision that could have major implications for how people use the internet