He was convicted of criminal association in a plot from 2005-2007 to finance his campaign with funds from Libya in exchange ...

He was charged over alleged illegal financing of his 2007 presidential campaign with money from the government of then-Libyan ...

Tolls on Bristol’s historic Clifton Suspension Bridge are set to rise for the first time in a decade. The trust which runs the bridge says the hike from £1 to £1.50 per crossing is required because of ...

The Government removed the VAT exemption and business rates relief for private schools in January to enable funding for 6,500 new teachers in state schools. The consultation runs from September 25 to ...

One of Britain’s busiest magistrates’ courts is closed because it has no water. Security staff shut the doors of Westminster Magistrates’ Court due to a burst water main in a nearby street. Manchester ...

The US coffee chain has launched a consultation over the proposed closures, putting jobs at risk, but has not revealed how many stores may be shut.

Bryan Warrington, 36, died at Darent Valley hospital on September 12 after being transported in a police van to a custody suite.

A PUB'S dedication to quality has earned it a place in the CAMRA Good Beer Guide 2026. The Antrobus Arms has been recognised for its commitment to real ale and has been selected for the guide ...

Russian warships are increasingly transiting through the English Channel,” defence minister Luke Pollard warned.

A 68-year-old man armed himself with a 12-inch kitchen knife and laid in wait at a cemetery before stabbing his ex-wife to death at the graveside of their son, a court has heard.

Organisers Rotary Club said Brews, Tipples and Tunes was a big hit on Friday, September 19, and Saturday, September 20.

Six people have been removed to France so far, while a family of three have arrived in the UK under a safe and legal route.