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Brazil’s Federal Police detained eight individuals on Tuesday as part of a broader operation against drug traffickers who have used private jets to transport cocaine worth billions of Brazilian reals across the continent, as well as to Europe and Africa.

Albanian authorities arrested on Thursday former Health Minister Ilir Beqaj, accusing him of misappropriating EU funds through corruption, fraud, income concealment, and abuse of office. If convicted, he faces up to 26 years in prison.

Nigel Farage’s first press conference as an MP descended into chaos before it had even started after it was taken over by multiple hecklers.

Sales average £288,455 in June but recent cuts in mortgage rates offer hope for market, says Halifax

Former neonatal nurse proclaims innocence from dock as she is sentenced for attempted murder of newborn baby

Officers raided 33-year-old’s home and allegedly seized statue along with 24 suspected stolen drivers’ licences and prescription medication

Almost all of the 650 UK constituencies have now declared their results, and Labour has been overwhelmingly voted to victory. But how many millions of people voted for each party?

The Duke of Sussex has been urged by a royal expert to "do the honourable thing" and "just say no" to an award for which he’s controversially been nominated in the US

Comedian, Tony Knight has died as his family announce his sudden passing in a ‘freak’ accident.

Britain is waking up to a new chapter in its history – Conservative Party ‘big beast’ Sir Jacob Rees-Mogg losing his seat, and a Labour majority.

Within hours of taking up his new post, there’s one job Sir Keir Starmer will have to do today, which will literally be a matter of life or death.

Jude Bellingham had been charged by UEFA after appearing to make a gesture towards the Slovakian bench after scoring a wondergoal in England’s Last 16 game at Euro 2024

The Lib Dem leader said he "rather enjoyed" the election campaign as he was re-elected in his Kingston and Surbiton seat.

Reform were projected to win 13 seats in the exit poll.

Russia announced on Wednesday that a French NGO worker arrested last month in Moscow was accused of collecting military information that could compromise the security of the Russian Federation.

Former cop was lavished with gifts by lag lover who stabbed random pub-goer to death

Police confirmed in a statement to the Daily Mirror that two separate incidents left three people injured in Feltham this afternoon, with a knifeman still at large

Rosemary Burns, the ’warm and kind’ wife of Celtic legend Tommy Burns, died after cutting her holiday in Tenerife short this week after she started to feel unwell

A U.S. court sent a Canadian trader to prison for 3,5 years and ordered him and his co-conspirator to pay more than US$215 million in restitution for defrauding investors by artificially inflating penny stocks and then selling them at a high prize.

Britain’s National Crime Agency has for the first time asked a court to permanently seize funds held by a Russian oligarch, arguing that they are “proceeds of crime,” because he allegedly moved the money in violation of sanctions regulations.

PSNI treating incidents as hate crimes, as African family also describes threatening posters and smashed windows