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In 2024, 16 died when a station roof collapsed. Now voters have the chance to elect a government untainted by the corruption the disaster came to epitomise

Sites offering menus in English and better brews are encroaching on traditional Paris cafés still serving the beverage known as ‘sock juice’

The National Academy of Sciences was targeted on Monday by drones with Chinese-made engines that can fly at up to 500km/h and strike during the day

Bacardi, the owner of the historic Scottish brand, has been accused of ‘shamefully’ bolstering President Putin’s war budget by continuing to trade in Russia

The Kremlin seized on the pact’s declaration that ‘Westminster’s time is coming to an end’ to cast doubt on Britain’s place on the UN security council

María del Carmen Abascal has become the face of Spain’s housing crisis after she was carried out of the Madrid flat she had called home since 1956

The attacks came out of a blue sky, but the long shadows they cast have reshaped global politics and continue to darken the lives of millions

They are bulky and there is admin to do before you buy one. But plug-in solar panels are simple to set up — and watching the results on an app is addictive

White-collar professionals are supporting criminal networks ‘in plain sight’ while the SNP does nothing, the Scottish Conservatives’ leader has claimed

Argentina’s president claims he will sanction oil firms working off the islands and says Trump is considering ‘a change of position’

The reburial of 55 Polish victims has fuelled a dispute over Ukrainian nationalist partisans, threatening to further damage relations between the allies

Expansionist desires, aggressive military actions, and the consolidation of power in its internal affairs used to attack political enemies, Keir Giles explains how, while writing his new book, he came...

Official statistics reveal 16,500 crimes in a year, the highest since modern records began. A charity has delved into the details to understand why

The nation’s streets are getting worse, not better, but why? Join us as we take a deep dive into the filth

Official statistics reveal 16,500 crimes in a year, the highest since modern records began. A charity has delved into the details to understand why

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Alan Greer was investigated by police in 2002 and 2005 for making inappropriate phone calls to women, with one case resulting in a formal police caution.

After the death of King Harald V of Norway, the new monarch faces an uphill battle to win the public’s hearts after scandals involving his wife, stepson and sister

What caused the Nepal flash floods? In maps and video, how devastation from collapsing glacier near Tibet border unfolded

Some islanders say their speech is a form of Norse — and are even adding Scandi-style accents to words — but most linguists insist it is solidly Scottish

Amanda Maria Souza de Oliveira has been convicted of fraud after ‘emotionally kidnapping’ a couple she convinced she was a child

At least a third of victims are male. Drugs are being used for everything from pranks to robberies and sexual assaults — and the results can be fatal

A complaint caused a social media storm across Italy but the council-run beach in Trieste has since welcomed record numbers of visitors — most of them women

He got a quarter of the votes in this month’s Clacton by-election, coming second to Nigel Farage, and is now famous around the world. So who is the man beneath the bin?

The pair were released after five days’ questioning but the incident raised concerns about Kremlin attempts to target the leaders of Europe’s defence industry