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The story of Victor Depaepe, who tested fishing rights in UK waters granted by King Charles II.

Bellingcat and its partners reported that Russia’s Federal Security Service (FSB) was implicated in the near-fatal nerve-agent poisoning of Alexey Navalny on 20 August 2020. The report identified eight clandestine operatives with medical and chemical/biological warfare expertise working under the guise of the FSB’s Criminalistics Institute who had tailed Alexey Navalny on more than 30 […]

Supreme Court says jailed banker's wife Zamira Hajiyeva can't appeal against Unexplained Wealth Order.

NSO Group says a report that its software was used to target journalists “lacks evidence”.

It took three hours for all guests to exchange a wave and smile with the newly-weds in Malaysia.

The elephant had been hit by a motorbike - but luckily, an off-duty rescue worker came across it.

A top Chinese scientist addresses claims the coronavirus leaked from her lab in the city of Wuhan.

Grace Millane's killer can now be named after he was convicted of sex attacks on two more women.

A new recording purports to reveal how Russian state agents poisoned Putin critic Alexei Navalny.

The US attorney general announces charges for the alleged bomb-maker behind the 1988 disaster.

The US space agency releases an animation to show how its Perseverance robot will land on Mars.

The project will have a budget of 18.5m euros (£16.7m; $22.5m) and work is set to start next year.

Ex-aide George Papadopoulos is among 15 people pardoned in the latest wave of clemency orders.

Tesla's founder claims Apple CEO Tim Cook refused talks during the car company's "darkest days".

The giant iceberg that's been drifting through the South Atlantic experiences a major break-up.

The victim, 82, was praying in his hospital bed when a patient in his room got upset, LA police say.

Two key allies jailed over the Russia inquiry benefit from the latest wave of presidential pardons.

The social media giant previously allowed President Trump to inherit Barack Obama's followers.

A court in India found the pair killed a young nun after she saw them engaging in illicit sexual activity.

It may have reached its final stage but UK voters are as divided as ever, says Sir John Curtice.

How a 19th Century draper "set up a company similar to Amazon" and created a billion pound industry.

The deal between the UK and EU ends months of arguments over business rules and fishing rights.

The couple were convicted of the hoax in 2009 after saying their son was carried away by a balloon.

Officials seek a criminal probe after photos of 540 deer and boar corpses are shared on social media.

Flaws in its Orion software left companies such as Deloitte and Intel exposed to cyber-attacks.