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An international manhunt has been launched for a ‘cowardly’ pedophile who fled the UK in the middle of his trial.

The woman is understood to have been walking with a child through Witton Country Park in Blackburn when a large tree branch fell on top of her, killing her at the scene

Human Rights Watch warns that Saudi authorities are increasingly using capital punishment to silence dissent, citing recent cases such as the execution of a journalist arrested in 2018 for exposing corruption within the royal family.

Bangladesh’s ousted former prime minister Sheikh Hasina and her children face corruption charges over disputed land deals as trials proceed amid tight security.

In the United Kingdom, Taiwanese company Tron Future has unveiled its new TORN interceptor drone, equipped with an artificial intelligence system, designed to neutralize enemy drones using both kinetic and non-kinetic methods.

Staff at the UK’s national institute for artificial intelligence (AI) have warned the charity is at risk of collapse, after Technology Secretary Peter Kyle threatened to withdraw its funding.

Scientists received €735m in grants in 2024 after the UK rejoined the programme as an associate member post-Brexit

Number of people who arrived in UK via small boats in first half of 2025 up 48% on same period last year

Ministers have prepared insolvency plans for the utility giant Thames Water in the event of a potential collapse, with ministers warning that the company remains in "crisis mode".

LBC can reveal that hundreds of renowned doctors are being featured in deepfakes on social media to spread health misinformation and deceive customers into purchasing products.

An American woman who wore a niqab disguise and tried to shoot a stranger dead in the street only for the gun to jam is facing a life sentence.

Four individuals have miraculously escaped without serious injuries following a crash at a US airport.

Jamie Rothwell, a key figure in Salford’s feared Anti A-Team gang, was caught supplying deadly weapons and moving huge quantities of drugs through messages on an encrypted phone network

A man who hid the dead body of his ex-girlfriend in his home for over two years has been jailed.

A judge in New York has rejected a request from the US Justice Department to unseal Ghislaine Maxwell’s grand jury transcripts.

The sleepy Oxfordshire hamlet of Dean has been swarming with US secret service and police as US Vice President JD Vance begins his holiday.

A man who assaulted Co-op staff has died after being held down by a vigilante customer.

Who oversees the online casinos Cosmobet and Championclub? Despite the suspension of the Commission for the Regulation of Gambling and Lotteries, the licenses it issued are still valid, producing millions of hryvnias for their holders.

Commuters who took matters into their own hands when a Tube passenger dropped his trousers in a crowded London Underground carriage could face arrest, the Daily Mail can reveal today.

Investigators are searching for three women after the group allegedly conspired to drug a British tourist to steal tens of thousands of pounds from him during his holiday.

Royal biographer Andrew Lownie has expressed his opinion on the Duke of York’s reportedly ’unkind’ remarks about the Princess of Wales, even though she is considered the ’royal family’s saving grace.’

Four reactors at the Gravelines nuclear power plant in France were shut down on Sunday evening due to a jellyfish invasion in the cooling systems.

An extraordinary story is now unfolding in a kind of Bermuda Triangle between Moscow, Kyiv, and New Delhi: Russian Mi-17 helicopter engines are “flying off” to India accompanied by Ukrainian documentation. How is this even possible?