Former US general David Petraeus thinks Russia's President will want to hide links to attacks on Britain – and is under severe pressure over his war in Ukraine

Merle Meyers blew the whistle after seeing scrap parts used on airliners. He hopes a new documentary will finally force the manufacturer to address safety concerns

Official projections for how much the world will warm are already catastrophic, and now it appears they significantly underestimate future warming

After surviving months in solitary confinement, exiled Russian opposition leader Ilya Yashin is making plans to take power – reluctantly – if 'psychopath' Putin is ousted

Robert Ford explains why the Foreign Secretary made a 'bad decision' on Assad and how he must deal with a President who 'has no f**king idea what he's doing'

After being sacked, Miguel Maduro has become 'deeply frustrated' to see Gianni Infantino consolidate power and fears no one will be able to unseat him

The manager's criticism didn't seem to go down well with Jude Bellingham, but sports psychologists say it could build the 'resilience' the team needs

As the main political parties refuse to take part in the Clacton by-election, only one candidate has stepped forward to challenge Farage – and he’s dressed as an alien and dons a tin bin. Katie Rossei...

Football's world governing body remains unethical a decade into Gianni Infantino's reign, argues Bonita Mersiades, who exposed corruption in World Cup hosting bids

Football's world governing body remains unethical a decade into Gianni Infantino's reign, argues Bonita Mersiades, who exposed corruption in World Cup hosting bids

Football's world governing body remains unethical a decade into Gianni Infantino's reign, argues Bonita Mersiades, who exposed corruption in World Cup hosting bids

Football's world governing body remains unethical a decade into Gianni Infantino's reign, argues Bonita Mersiades, who exposed corruption in World Cup hosting bids

Operations to guard the President and other political figures risk being swamped by the growing menace of political violence, warns former agent Jeffrey James

The Times says its “fewer, better stories” strategy has led to three consecutive months of record-breaking global audience growth.

The failure of the UK to provide a military presence in the Atlantic will reignite criticism of the decline of British defence capabilities

The Knowledge: Plus: John Sitton's legendary outbursts; the longest-distance European fixture (2); and why German hat-tricks are different to English ones.

Barry Rosen and John Limbert were among 52 people held at the US embassy in Tehran from November 1979 to January 1981

This is the brutal reality of what is happening at Europe's biggest nuclear power plant

Annie Farmer, who gave key evidence at Ghislaine Maxwell's sex-trafficking trial, says survivors have been warning of Jeffrey Epstein's web of power for years

After years of plots by Tehran's regime against the British Iranian community, protesters now feel emboldened by demonstrations back home

These are dangerous times for Putin, according to Sir Rodric Braithwaite, a former British diplomat who has seen firsthand how Russia can unexpectedly turn on apparently powerful leaders

Rob Dannenberg was the US spy chief in Russia early in Vladimir Putin's rule - and believes he understands the dictator better than most

Dr Vil Mirzayanov feels guilty about developing the nerve agent used in Salisbury – but is proud he blew the whistle on Russia's secret chemical weapons

A former Novichok scientist worries Russia may be trying to develop nerve agents that are harder to detect

Heng Guan is awaiting an immigration hearing on Monday that could lead to his removal from the U.S. and ultimately land him back in China, according to his lawyer and a New York-based activist group.

The laser aimed at an RAF aircraft by a Russian ship may have been a simple handheld pen, but far more advanced devices are in the works

A hospice in Bradford shows how palliative care can help people in their final days, but a funding crisis means services are being cut around the UK

Armed Forces veteran condemns the 'shameless way' that the Kent-based organisation appeals for donations on high streets without permission

Jana Bakunina reveals what pro-Putin friends and family told her when she visited her home city of Yekaterinburg - and how opponents are burying their heads in the sand to survive

Maria Alyokhina reveals the conditions she endured in one of the remote penal colonies where opponents of Vladimir Putin face potential torture

The controversial group, whose directors have been convicted of illegal fundraising, faces more criticism in run-up to Remembrance Day