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Mr Adderly wore a South Atlantic Medal, awarded to British military personnel and civilians for service in the Falklands conflict, that was deemed “110%” fake by a Ministry of Defence medal expert

The Commerce Department on Friday barred US companies from using computer security products from Kaspersky Lab, the Russian company whose products are widely used in the United States

The unidentified man, found on February 21, 1979, is believed to have been born between the world wars and investigators estimate he was aged between 40 and 60

Figures reveal the Conservatives raised £292,500 from 6 June to 12 June compared with £4.4m for Labour

A body has been pulled from a canal in east Manchester. Emergency services descended on Varley Street, in Miles Platting, after 7.45am today (June 21) following reports of a person seen in the Rochdale Canal.

“There is no clear-cut threat yet against the Games,” police chief added.

Drivers have been warned about flags and emblems during the Euros as unsafe attachments could land them with a hefty fine in the UK.

Another person was injured and taken to hospital. It happened outside the Oxygen nightclub in Calella at about 4am this morning.

The Reform UK leader said that he "disliked" the Russian president - but had admired his abilities as a statesman.

West Midlands Ambulance Service has said two air ambulances to the horror in Dudley, where witnesses described "scary" scenes of disorder throughout the afternoon

Irish language group granted leave to seek judicial review of government decision at full hearing in November

The European Commission has delayed action on tobacco and nicotine, but countries say it should consider a ban on flavored vapes.

Irish eyes are smiling at the prospect of Keir Starmer in Downing Street surrounded by Irish-savvy aides.

A knife-obsessed 15-year-old who stabbed another boy through the heart on the way home from school has been locked up for life.

Large parts of Europe were hit by power cuts today, knocking out traffic lights, halting electric trains and switching off the internet.

Jay Slater, 19, reported missing on Monday morning after phoning friend while walking in vast nature reserve

Officials say Cyprus is ‘pillar of peace’ amid shock at warning it could become a target for Lebanese group

A British man has died after being stabbed outside a nightclub on the Spanish coast in the early hours of this morning.

The outgoing Dutch PM has been confirmed after seven months of campaigning.

The royal affront has a history, with President Milei having previously insulted Spanish PM Pedro Sánchez and his wife.

Conservative figures are accused of betting on the timing of the snap election. The scandal couldn’t come at a worse moment for Rishi Sunak.

British trading platform CMC Markets (CMCX.L), opens new tab on Thursday forecast higher operating income in 2025 after a 52% jump in annual profit aided by strong retail and institutional trading and tight cost control measures, boosting shares to a near-two-year high.

The Bank of England kept its main interest rate unchanged at a 16-year high of 5.25% at its last meeting before July 4’s UK election, but the prospect of a future rate cut moved closer as some policymakers said their thinking was now "finely balanced".

The victim suffered a stroke shortly before he died in hospital