A Paris court convicted Sarkozy on certain charges linked to alleged illegal funding of his 2007 bid from the Libyan regime; sentencing and appeals are pending as the legal process continues for other charges and co-defendants.
Backlog across magistrates and Crown courts climbs to new highs; ministers cite Leveson reforms and record funding as they push for changes.
Driver says he believed a gunman was loose; inquiry examines duty to intervene and protect victims' families
Carrier says digital passes will streamline travel and save paper, but campaigners warn the shift could disenfranchise older travelers and those without internet access; Albania set to go digital by March, Morocco still an exception for …
Labour-backed initiative would empower communities to block unwanted shops and buy local assets, while funding targets derelict high streets and pubs
Investigations into coordinated drone activity over Denmark point to a hybrid threat, with NATO allies weighing responses as additional incursions test Western defenses.
A Lancashire family says they were treated as criminals when Sandford Holiday Park staff challenged a booking paid for by a friend; the park later apologised and issued a refund plus compensation.
President Milei tells the United Nations the Falkland Islands are 'illegally occupied' and urges bilateral talks, drawing sharp responses from Britain and supporters of the UK position in the islands.
Shanghai to Buenos Aires route would cover about 12,500 miles with a two-hour Auckland layover, joining the ranks of ultra-long-haul services.