US to resume federal executions for first time since 2003
Attorney General William Barr instructed the Bureau of Prisons to schedule executions starting in December for five men.
G4S driver jailed for stealing nearly £1 million from one of firm’s vans
Joel March fled with deposit boxes after abandoning the cash-in-transit vehicle.
Corbyn unveils £3.5bn River Mersey renewable energy plan
The Mersey Tidal Power Project aims to utilise the power of the Mersey and Liverpool Bay to power up to a million homes, it is claimed.
No-deal Brexit is ‘existential threat’ to car industry, Johnson warned
The body representing manufacturers and traders has written to the new Prime Minister.
Sir Nick Clegg criticised for £113,000 expenses claim despite Facebook salary
The former Lib Dem leader reportedly earns a seven-figure salary from the social media giant but claimed expenses as a former deputy PM.
Rees-Mogg issues rules, including list of banned words, to new staff
Commons Leader Jacob Rees-Mogg insists on imperial measurements and the use of ‘esquire’ for non-titled males.
Syrian refugee wins award for learning Welsh
Mohamad Karkoubi moved from Aleppo to Aberystwyth with his family in 2015.
Belgian authorities serve MASSIVE tax bill on ‘total shambles’ Newcastle United owner’s company
Mike Ashley’s retailer was due to update the city on Friday morning but did not publish until after markets closed.
Boris Johnson’s plan to recruit 20,000 police officers has already been debunked, here’s why
"We will only be where we are now."