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Chancellor also criticised for ‘dodgy dossier’ on Labour plans as he aims to make low tax a key election issue

Italian authorities have put 11 suspects under house arrest as part of a crackdown on a VAT fraud ring that has deprived the budget of the European Union as well as national budgets of more than 25 million euros (US$27.17 million).

Police in Ukraine have accused the director of an energy supply company in Kyiv of embezzling more than 67 million hryvnias (US$1.7 million) from the state budget by selling electricity at inflated prices to a department within the State Water Resources Agency.

Spme 150 passengers have been locked down in their cabin in Tenerife with a further 250 confirmed cases of the virus in the last four days - with holidaymakers describing violent bouts of sickness and toilets ’covered in excrement’

A woman who ran a multi-million pound touting business which bought and sold tickets on an "industrial scale" has been jailed.

Vladimir Putin is not on the guest list, but Russian representatives have been invited to take part in WWII anniversary ceremony.

Three hostages snatched from the Supernova music festival during the Hamas rampage into Israel on October 7 have been found dead in Gaza.

Ahmed Ali Alid, 45, told police after his arrest that the attack was "for the people of Gaza" and that if he had access to a machine gun he would have killed more people.

Hundreds of people – including children – face lengthy prison sentences under harsh Greek anti-smuggling law

An entire town in California has been put on the market for $6.6 million (£5.2m).

Aleksander Toots, the Deputy Director General of the Estonian Internal Security Service (KAPO) and the long-time head of Estonian counterintelligence, resigned at the end of March.

Lucy’s school hailed her ’bright, hard-working and well-motivated’

As Labour builds links with top Republicans, London mayor tells Politico he’s worried about a second Trump term.

The presenter was immediately suspended, according to Waregem1 radio station.

A prominent London gay bar has been put up for sale following arguments involving showing this year’s Eurovision Song Contest.

Workers were allegedly given the narcotic by "prisoners working in the staff canteen" at HMP Swaleside in Kent, with a union demanding a "full investigation".

A British diplomat has been given a week to leave Russia in an escalation of a diplomatic spat over spying.

A Leeds United star’s Land Rover has crashed into a police car outside the club’s stadium ahead of their crucial play-off semi-final tonight.

Previously unseen photographs of the Royal Family make up a new exhibition at the King’s Gallery in Buckingham Palace.

Police Scotland said the girl was taken to Aberdeen Royal Infirmary following the collision on Wednesday evening, but was pronounced dead a short time later.

So-called CryptoQueen Ruja Ignatova and her security adviser, Frank Schneider, liquidated Dubai assets despite being charged in the U.S. for their alleged roles in a $4bn fraud. The whereabouts of both is unknown.