A Russian oil tycoon has accused the UK Government of “virtue signalling” after he failed to overturn sanctions in the ...

When a news story bursts into the headlines in the U.K. and consumes all the oxygen for several days, it can be difficult to ...

Eugene Shvidler claims the Supreme Court rejection of his UK sanctions appeal brings him back to the USSR 36 years after he ...

The Oslo State Attorney's Office said he could face 21 years in prison, having disclosed information that “individually or collectively” could “harm fundamental national interests”. The defendant was ...

A former City worker who 'dreamt of being James Bond ' was today found guilty of trying to spy for Russia after handing over information on Grant Shapps to undercover MI5 officers.

The renewed optimism in crypto has seen a new wave of firms such as Cantor Fitzgerald and BitGo making moves in the public market. Bloomberg's Anthony Hughes reports.

Howard Phillips, 65, gave defence secretary at the time, Grant Shapps, home address and private plane location to British undercover officers posing as Russian agents.

Howard Phillips, 65, from Harlow, Essex, handed over the home address and landline for Grant Shapps, his local MP and then ...

Howard Phillips who “dreamt about being like James Bond” thought he was passing information to Russian intelligence service agents. | ITV News London ...

Afghan migrants exploited Britain's most damaging military data breach to bring extended families to the UK, government sources have disclosed. Up to 22 relatives were successfully relocated, despite ...