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Jay Conway, 32, was on licence for drugs offences when he was spotted by plain-clothed officers dealing drugs in a park in Salford, Greater Manchester.

The UK government has confirmed that a second repatriation flight for British nationals has taken off from Oman.

Brent crude trimmed earlier losses to sit above $85 a barrel this morning, as prices soared by over 20 per cent this week.

The Duke of Cornwall, as he is known in the West of England, was a good sport as he joined employees of Gear Farm Pasty Company in the kitchen - and even helped out by taking phone orders.

The 41-year-old endured a torn ACL a matter of days before the start of the Winter Olympics last month, but still opted to try and compete, which resulted in a broken leg.

Brands Trump administration decision 'legally unsound' and has 'no choice but to challenge it in court'

AI giant Anthropic says that it has "no choice" but to sue the US government after being officially designated a supply chain risk to national security.…

Simon Mawdsley, 41, said he was swapping out the dining table for green baize after winning the house in an Omaze draw.

Humanity and its neighbor safe from this menace at least

Scientists have ruled out the possibility that the near-Earth asteroid 2024 YR4 might hit the Moon on December 22, 2032.…

Taking off from Kuala Lumpur, it was a Beijing-bound flight that was entirely unremarkable - until it abruptly vanished off radar screens without a distress call, crash site or logical explanation.

The comedian and TV presenter appeared alongside former I'm A Celeb star and radio host Jordan North to speak about Soccer Aid 2026 when Paddy, 52, got distracted.

Home to celebrities, influencers, oligarchs and billionaires, Dubai was billed as one of the safest cities in the world. That was until 7pm on February 28, 2026.

The new road will tackle congestion at the Dartford Crossing

Tourette's campaigner John Davidson could be heard by viewers shouting as Sinners stars Michael B Jordan and Delroy Lindo presented the award for special visual effects.

A decade ago, as tycoons looked to invest in the west, London's property market braced itself for what was touted to be £1billion worth of investment.

She continued to drive and didn't call emergency services

She is known for keeping her personal life private. But Emma Watson has been linked to several high-profile figures, actors, and entrepreneurs since the late 2000s.

A police force that spent over £34,000 on a fleet of electric tuk-tuks to patrol the streets has offloaded the vehicles for just £6,000 after only two years of service. 

Lord Mandelson was arrested on suspicion of misconduct in public office on February 23 after Commons Speaker Sir Lindsay Hoyle passed information suggesting he was a flight risk.

The 41-year-old's whereabouts had been questioned after his £61million private jet left the country on Monday. However, it was later confirmed that he was still in Saudi Arabia.

A Florida woman was sentenced to 22 months in federal prison and fined $50,000 for illegally trafficking thousands of Microsoft certificate-of-authenticity labels used to activate Windows and Office. Prosecutors said she bought genuine labels cheaply from suppliers and resold them without the accompanying licensed software, wiring over $5 million during the scheme. TechRadar reports: The indictment details how [52-year-old Heidi Richards] purchased tens of thousands of genuine COA labels from a Texas-based supplier between 2018 and 2023 for well below the retail value, before reselling them in bulk to customers globally without the licensed software. "COA labels are not to be sold separately from the license and hardware that they are intended to accompany, and they hold no independent commercial value," the US Attorney's Office wrote. Richards was found to have wired $5,148,181.50 to the unnamed Texas company during the scheme's operation. Some examples include the purchase of 800 Windows 10 COA labels in July 2018 for $22,100 (under $28 each) and a further 10,000 Windows 10 Pro COA labels in December 2022 for $200,000 ($20 each). Ultimately fined $50,000 and given a near-two-year sentence, prosecutors had sought to get Richards to pay $242,000, "which represents the proceeds obtained from the offenses."

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