All news for 2025-06-03

Eddie Lyons Jr. and Ross Monaghan were fatally shot by a hooded gunman outside an Irish pub in Fuengirola on Saturday evening.

A 24-year-old man is in a critical condition and a one-year-old girl suffered minor injuries in the crash involving two pickup trucks, Kent Police said.

Fashion brand The North Face and luxury jeweler Cartier are the latest retailers to report the theft of customer data in cyber attacks.

This is the moment when two teenagers fled following a firework attack that resulted in the death of a pensioner in his own home.

Hundreds of historic child sex abuse cases could be re-opened after police forces carried out reviews ordered by the Home Secretary Yvette Cooper to tackle grooming gangs.

Civil society groups throughout Europe are calling on the EU to uphold robust anti-corruption measures as the final negotiations on the directive begin.

A driver who dragged two police officers along a Highland road with her car after being pulled over has been sentenced to 18 months in jail.

Operation Spider’s Web will go down in history as one of the worst days in the Russian air force.

Dramatic pressure drops don’t make bodies pop, they make them shut down.

A 6-year-old boy was found dead in the U.S., and his mother has been arrested on charges of murder.

Women residing in Europe have fallen victim to fraud perpetrated by a former teacher from Saratov, with damages estimated in millions of rubles.

MI5 is facing fresh scrutiny in the case of a violent neo-Nazi agent after a High Court judge said he had "no confidence" in the Security Service’s account of how a senior officer gave false evidence.

Vladimir Putin seems to be striking back in response to Ukraine’s ’Pearl Harbour’ ambush on Russia, as Ukraine was hit by significant new attacks today.

Scammers posing as blockchain security companies target users while framing them for illicit activities.

A 14-year-old girl was killed and around 70 people were injured after a 5.8 magnitude earthquake struck Marmaris, Turkey. The epicenter was just 10 km from the resort.

The voting took place following weeks of protests sparked by reports of lavish spending by the prime minister’s son.

Yoshua Bengio’s organisation plans to create system to act as guardrail against AI agents trying to deceive humans

The government says it is “fully prepared” to take Roman Abramovich to court to resolve the three-year impasse over the £2.5bn frozen from the sale of Chelsea.