All news for 2025-03-26

Reform UK leader Nigel Farage has settled his debanking feud with NatWest, two years after the decision to close his accounts sparked outrage, leading to the resignation of the bank’s chief executive.

A self-proclaimed fight fixer claims that the leading promoter, Top Rank, also compensated Kinahan for personally guaranteeing the world champion Tyson Fury’s fees.

Some shipments of cash arrived on the day of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, just weeks before a currency export ban was imposed.

Author L. J. Smith, whose novels inspired the hit TV show The Vampire Diaries, has tragically died at the age of 66.

Military officials state that soldiers were engaged in pre-planned tactical training outside of Vilnius.

Locals in Britain’s smallest town are fuming as the only route through the town centre will be closed for six months – so the mayor can repair his home.

‘War plans’ shared by top Trump officials on an infiltrated Signal group chat have been published for the first time.

Press freedom in Burkina Faso is facing growing repression, marked by the kidnapping of two journalists just days after they openly criticized the junta’s control over the media.

The Libyan Attorney General accused suspected traffickers of torturing migrants to pressure their families into paying ransoms for their release.

Joshua Blackledge, a 16-year-old TikToker, has suddenly died, with his family and friends paying tribute.

Regulator accused of ‘perpetuating culture wars’ after case of Kathleen Stock, who faced protests for views on gender

When it comes to corruption in post-Soviet countries, it is commonly believed that the Baltic states have managed to avoid it.

The Isle of Man, a self-governing dependent territory of the British Crown located to the northwest of England, on Tuesday, March 25, approved a bill that will allow terminally ill adults to have the right to choose to end their lives.

Permanent facial recognition cameras are coming to London, despite campaigners warning the move is the first step towards ‘a dystopian nightmare’.

A British influencer has been found in her South Korean apartment with a mysterious black eye and multiple organ failure.

Ministers are scrambling to find further welfare savings after the budget watchdog said last week’s package would save £1.6bn less than ministers thought.