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A man has been found guilty of plotting a £1.4 million watch robbery at a luxury jewellery story that jurors were told drove the manager to take his own life.

The US Air Force launched an intercontinental ballistic missile test to show ‘readiness’ and ensure effectiveness, as fears of a World War 3 continue to swirl.

Lawyers for the impeached South Korean president, who created chaos, contend that the court does not have the jurisdiction to put him on trial for an ‘act of governance’.

Mark Wright and Michelle Keegan were forced to lock themselves in a bedroom as masked raiders entered their £3.5 million Essex home.

The postal service had received multiple warnings about Michael Stewart, yet he continued to be employed despite complaints from five victims, a court was told.

The prime minister’s show of support for Volodymyr Zelenskyy comes after Tory leader Kemi Badenoch refuted Mr. Trump’s comment but said the US leader was right that Europe "needs to pull its weight".

In response to a written question from Tory MP Richard Holden, a justice minister disclosed that the Conservatives expanded the prison estate capacity by fewer than 500 spaces over fourteen years.

A man has been convicted of orchestrating a £1.38 million watch heist, which ultimately drove another man to commit suicide.

Austrian investigators have arrested a 14-year-old who was allegedly planning an attack at a railway station in Vienna and discovered materials suggesting he supported the so-called Islamic State group, authorities reported.

An investigation by The Wall Street Journal proved that Russia’s inhumane treatment and torture of Ukrainian prisoners of war are not “sporadic irregularities” but a consistent policy of the country’s Federal Penitentiary Service (FSIN), carried out on the orders from the very top.

Union files criminal complaint with prosecutors as ministers decline to respond to inquiries about alleged hacks.

The organizers of the event said it is "difficult to dismiss the incident with humor" as the prank could have diverted the runners from receiving medical assistance had it been necessary.

The law was enacted last September and seeks to stop anti-abortion protesters from assembling within 200 meters of the 30 clinics nationwide where abortions are performed.

The homeowners set the trap following reports of several attempted burglaries, and their efforts led to the arrest of 56-year-old Paul Howell, whom the police described as a "prolific offender".

At least two people have died after two airplanes crashed into each other at an airport, according to police.

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Bangor University aims to cut about 200 jobs to make savings of £15m, its vice-chancellor told staff in an email.

UK inflation jumped sharply in the year to January, driven by rising food prices, air fares and an increase in private school fees.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy hit back on Wednesday at Donald Trump’s suggestion that Ukraine was responsible for Russia’s 2022 full-scale invasion, saying the U.S. president was trapped in a Russian disinformation bubble.

A$AP Rocky has been found not guilty as his gun assault trial came to an end.

Hundreds of Tesco customers are unable to complete their orders through the app or website thanks to a glitch.

Tickets to hear the former prime minister speak at Edinburgh’s Usher Hall cost up to £160, not including the meet-and-greet.