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Indecent assault charges in the UK against disgraced Hollywood movie mogul Harvey Weinstein have been discontinued.

Donald Trump’s latest efforts to get re-elected include promising to reveal footage from the real life X-Files with the public – even though he says he doesn’t believe in aliens

Lord chancellor says she wants to ‘inject energy’ into stalling efforts to set up Nuremberg-style trial

Olympic marathon runner Rebecca Cheptegei has died after being set on fire by her boyfriend last weekend.

A drunk passenger tried to storm the cockpit and open the door of an easyJet flight from Gatwick to Greece while it was 30,000ft in the air.

A famous white whale accused of being a Russian spy was shot to death by poachers, animal rights groups claim.

Water company bosses could face time in prison for repeatedly polluting the UK’s rivers and seas, under new legislation set out by the government.

Academics say vulnerability of the two countries’ nuclear launch sites makes dangerous mistakes more likely

Government’s bill would prevent the 92 remaining peers who inherited their titles from sitting in upper chamber

A disputed law passed by the Georgian parliament in June, which requires organizations receiving more than 20% of their funds from abroad to register as “foreign agents,”...

Former home secretary got two fewer votes than Mel Stride, while Robert Jenrick leads race to succeed Rishi Sunak

First minister makes eradicating child poverty his top priority while Scottish Labour says he had ‘no vision’

Inquiry to follow preliminary investigation unearthing 2,400 allegations of historic abuse

Shaukat Ali, a Pakistani businessman who helped U.S.-based Steward Health Care secure a massive public contract in Malta, says he and his son were paid only normal consulting fees for their work. Leaked documents show they were promised much more.

Don Antonio Coluccia was leading anti-crime march when he was reportedly assaulted with planks, bottles and sticks

Greta Thunberg has been arrested during a Palestine protest in Denmark.

Over the past year, 7,568 people were abducted in Nigeria, with kidnappers demanding the equivalent of over US$6 million in ransom, according to a new report by SBM Intelligence, a Nigerian consulting firm. Experts blame unemployment and corruption for the dramatic spike in kidnapping incidents.

The 2024 African Youth Survey shows that 80% of young people in Africa see corruption as an obstacle to progress, pushing three-in-five to consider emigration to the Global North, according to a survey conducted by a non-government organization.

New AI cameras which can detect drivers using their phone at the wheel are being rolled out this week.