‘International man of mystery’ denies aiding Russia sanctions breach, court told
Dmitrii Ovsiannikov, 48, the former mayor of Sevastopol in occupied Crimea, is facing seven counts of circumventing sanctions.
Two teenage boys found guilty of robbery after death of pensioner
Two teenage boys have been found guilty of the robbery and burglary of a pensioner who was found unconscious on the floor of her bungalow and later died. The pair, now aged 17 and 16, had initially ...
Car crushed between lorry and wall following Blandford crash
A PERSON was rushed to hospital after a car became crushed between a lorry and a wall. The A350 Bournemouth Road in Spetisbury closed on April 4 following a crash which involved a car and a lorry.
Trump tariffs likely to raise inflation and slow US economic growth – Fed chief
Federal Reserve chairman Jerome Powell said the impact on the economy and inflation are ‘significantly larger than expected’.
Unite chief tells ministers to ‘get decision-makers in a room’ over bin strike
The head of Unite has called on ministers to “get the decision-makers in a room” over the Birmingham bin strike after Downing Street told the union to start “negotiating in good faith”. General ...
Family of girl, 13, killed in house fire say she was a ‘shining light’
The family of a 13-year-old girl who died in a house fire near Liverpool have paid tribute to her, saying she was “filled with dreams, laughter and love”. The blaze was found in the first-floor rear ...
Death toll in North Macedonia nightclub fire rises to 60 after burn victim dies
The patient had suffered burns covering nearly 40 of his body and died after developing an infection and experiencing kidney failure.
Sainsbury's Asda, Tesco recalls and warnings to shoppers
The Food Standards Agency 'do not eat' warnings to customers after some products have been found to contain plastic and others insects ...
Is it illegal to pick flowers? What the law in the UK says
Under the Coastal Protection Act 1949, the removal of any natural material such as sand and pebbles from public beaches in the UK is illegal. Bans on seemingly harmless acts can be enforced by local ...
Planning application for Cumbria coal mine dropped after legal setbacks
The Government confirmed on Friday that West Cumbria Mining withdrew its application for the site near Whitehaven.
Timeline of Rupert Lowe’s fallout with Reform UK and Nigel Farage
Great Yarmouth MP Rupert Lowe was suspended from Reform UK amid accusations about his conduct, which he has strenuously denied. Here is a timeline of the infighting within the party led by Nigel ...
Birmingham bin strike: Residents say getting slot at tip like ‘winning lottery’
People in Birmingham say they have had to think outside the box amid the ongoing bin strike as getting a slot at a tip is like “winning a lottery”. The city council declared a major incident on Monday ...