Bank staff helped bust crime gang that laundered £1.5m using foreign students’ bank accounts
Officers spotted drug traffickers delivering bags of cash to the gang's safe house after Santander workers noticed a suspicious pattern of transfers.
Man was shot dead by armed police following a raid in Birmingham earlier today
The fatal shooting was captured on police bodycam which is being examined by the force
Watch – Biker gang are convicted in largest ever prosecution for anti-social biking
The men, aged between 19 and 33-years-old, were convicted for causing public nuisance after being filmed pulling dangerous stunts on their motorbikes
Jeremy Corbyn lays flowers at New Zealand Embassy following Christchurch atrocity
He said: "My sympathy and solidarity today with people in New Zealand and Muslims all over the world.”
UK publishers lambasted over “irresponsible” use of terrorist live stream footage
UK publishers have been criticised for showing live stream footage of the New Zealand terror attack in spite of efforts to moderate its use online. A gunman filmed himself moving through the interior of a mosque today and shooting at his victims indiscriminately, with the footage streamed live on Facebook. But ...
Watch – Thousands of schoolchildren gathered outside Westminster to protest about climate change
Crowds gathered outside Parliament to protest a perceived failure of politicians to tackle the climate emergency facing the planet and a Government “that doesn’t care about” them.
Climate strike founder Greta Thunberg nominated for Nobel Peace Prize
As school children protest in over 100 countries today for more to be done to tackle climate change, the Swedish girl who started the global campaign has been nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize. The School Strike For Climate movement started when Greta Thunberg, 15, began striking from school and ...
Wetherspoon’s profits take a nosedive
Profits at JD Wetherspoon sunk 19 per cent in the six months to the end of January, its latest results show. The pub chain, run by prominent Brexiteer Tim Martin, blamed a rise in labour costs, interest payments, utility bills, repairs and depreciation for the fall. Martin is currently touring 100 ...
John Laing Environmental Assets Group – Life extensions to boost NAV?
John Laing Environmental Assets Group – Life extensions to boost NAV? John Laing Environmental Assets Group (JLEN) says its NAV per share at the end of December 2018 was 102.8p, up 2.4p over three months. The quarterly dividend payments remain on-track to match the target of 6.51p for the year. The company’s revenue ...