All news by author: Ben Turner

The claim that spies are operating on UK soil comes days after it was revealed that police have arrested three suspected Russian spies in Britain

With only 217 armoured tanks, the UK sits in 57th place for vehicle numbers - ranking worryingly behind peace-loving Switzerland who haven't fought in a war in 200 years

A prison official says baby killer Lucy Letby, 33, faces 24-hour surveillance in prison to prevent her taking her own life and it would be "very embarrassing" if she dies before "justice gets done"

Leah Williams says she asked staff on the Eurowings budget flight to announce her allergy to passengers and request they did not buy or eat peanuts - but claims the crew dismissed her concerns

Gary Glitter, was returned to HMP The Verne on Portland Island, off Dorset, after breaching his licence conditions, had a list of demands including his own autobiography and a poster of himself

Prices on the five-star properties have been slashed as families struggle to afford a summer holiday, and dozens of deals are now on offer

Scammers used photos of Nicola Bulley to set up fake profiles in what is believed to be an online dating scam. A disgusted family friend described the scam as 'sick'

More than 170 people contacted a helpline, set up this week by the UK’s human rights watchdog, and lawyers say the fast-food firm faces paying out tens of thousands

Fans of Arsenal are in a frenzy to snap up merchandise featuring Declan Rice's name and squad number after the star signed for the side for a record £105 million

Taxpayers paid £17million to subsidise food and drink across the Commons’ bars and eateries from 2018 to 2021 - and the special banquet marks 250 years of Commons grub

The new online reporting site, supported by non-profit legal firm Good Law Project, currently has 60 allegations posted where victims share their stories anonymously

Jason Platt sued a hotel in Ireland for £1.49m after he fell from a third floor open window and claimed he was crippled for life, however a private investigator later snapped him walking

Unopened boxes of gowns, gloves and masks later found to be unsafe due to incorrect storage were sold to the Government by Sarah and Richard Stoute in the single largest pandemic PPE contract

Top bankers advising on the home loan crunch have been revealed as multi-million pound homeowners with no mortgages and 'woodland-type' gardens, while many families struggle to make ends meet.

Scott Perry, known as “the bad boy of magic”, has been suspended as an apprentice at the 118-year-old society, which forbids revealing illusionists’ methods

Tesco, Ariel, Comfort, Kellogg’s and Nestle have all rebranded their packaging, but contain less product compared with a few years ago, in what has been labeled 'shrinkflation'

After five years on the run, Thorsten Reisenauer was held at Heathrow in August last year when he was spotted arriving for a short trip to the UK. He has been staying in a flat near a secondary school

Abdalmasih Hanoun, a Syrian refugee, apparently spent hours sat on benches less than 50 feet from the scene of Thursday’s attack at a riverside park in Annecy, France

More than 3,000 Reds fans are seeking payouts, expected to average £5,000, for psychological and physical harm after being tear-gassed by police, attacked by local gangs and caught in a crush in Paris

The man was quickly tackled and dragged off the track by police and security as bystanders heckled ‘get him off the track!’

Japanese authorities allege that Kaine Wright, 26, and two accomplices carried out a violent robbery at the upmarket Harry Winston jewellers in Tokyo in November 2015

Joyce Wilton stopped taking her heart medication last summer to try to shorten her suffering and by January was barely able to eat. She used her last words to call for assisted dying to be legalised

Labour MP Charlotte Nichols wants restrictions eased on psilocybin – the mind-altering chemical found in certain fungi, to help ease her symptoms for PTSD

Marks & Spencer has soared to the second most popular online shop and it's all thanks to their best-selling sweet character, with videos of it being seen more than 200million times on TikTok

Anita Atkinson, from County Durham, and Stacie Scrimshaw, from Minnesota, USA, were decked out in Union flag leggings, hat and jacket yesterday as their passion for the Royals bridged a 4,000 mile gap