All news for 2025-02-25

Billy McFarland, the founder of the infamous 2017 Fyre Festival, has shocked the world by confirming a sequel event, Fyre Festival II.

Lynn Boylan and Rima Hassan were turned away on the same day that Israel and the EU held talks.

Sex offenders will no longer be able to change their name and hide from the consequences of their crimes under new measures to be introduced by the government today.

Clint Hill, the Secret Service agent who leaped onto the back of President John F. Kennedy’s limousine after the president was shot, has died at the age of 93.

The event left a trail of evidence from Crosby to Waterloo.

Sections of a partly constructed elevated motorway in Anseong collapsed one after the other, killing at least three construction workers.

Generation Zoe Ponzi founder Leonardo Cositorto has been found guilty of fraud and criminal association.

Senior doctors allege they endured months of physical abuse, while the UN urges the release of those still detained.

Douver Torres Braga, 48, has been charged with criminal offenses related to Trade Coin Club.

Donald Trump last night sided with Russia to snub a UN resolution demanding its troops leave Ukraine.

The prosecution told Oxford Crown Court that the 18-carat gold toilet, titled America and created by Italian artist Maurizio Cattelan, weighed approximately 98kg and had been insured for $6m (£4.75m).

Home Secretary Yvette Cooper states that a series of new laws will help ’take back our town centres’ as she introduces the much-anticipated Crime and Policing Bill, which includes measures on knife crime, stalking, and thefts.

The United States supported Russia in two UN votes concerning the war in Ukraine on Monday night, commemorating the third anniversary of the invasion.

Czech officials expose alleged multimillion-dollar fraud scheme at leading hospital, arresting 22 in EU funds investigation.

Police could soon have the ability to enter homes where stolen phones have been tracked, without needing prior court approval.