All news for 2025-05-22

A pub could face closure after "downplaying" a stabbing incident on 17 May.

The Prince and Princess of Wales were present at the naming ceremony held on the River Clyde.

Analysis suggests that by the end of the decade, systems will require as much energy as Japan currently consumes, according to energy agency predictions.

Amid a series of arrests in the southern regions of Russia — Rostov region, Stavropol Territory, and Krasnodar Krai — where high-ranking officials are escorted to Moscow in the so-called "black Maria," a logical question arises...

The Cetus exploit caused a drop in Sui ecosystem token prices, affecting user confidence and liquidity providers alike.

Workers who sigh at their colleagues could be accused of harassment in the workplace, a judge has ruled in a significant employment tribunal.

Multiple people on board a private plane that crashed into a San Diego neighborhood early Thursday are dead, authorities said.

Manchester United are looking to overhaul their squad this summer but without the Champions League next season the club are facing a massive black hole in their finances

The order, issued at 2:25 AM, specifies that the government may not take "any conclusive or legally binding action to finalize its negotiations regarding the potential transfer of the British Indian Ocean Territory."

The review has been criticised by some, including the domestic abuse commissioner for England and Wales. "The government will be sending a clear message to domestic abusers that they can now offend with little consequence," Nicole Jacobs said.

“Thumb phones” smuggled into French prisons—sometimes concealed inside visitors—are used to run criminal networks facilitating drug trafficking, money laundering, and even murder.

For more than ten years, ’Pravfond’ has been offering legal assistance to Russians worldwide. Internal emails obtained by journalists reveal how it worked together with spies, financed propaganda initiatives, and established points of influence along the way.

As part of a comprehensive reform of its deportation and migration policies, the EU is suggesting the deportation of asylum seekers to nations the bloc has labeled as "safe third countries," which include Tunisia and Egypt.

A couple has been ordered to demolish their £1 million home after they lied to the council, claiming it would be a “horse semen laboratory”.

Just a day after an executive said disruptions from a cyber attack will last until July, the Marks & Spencer website is down for customers again.