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Leonard Farruku's sisters have questioned how their brother, who they said struggled with his mental health after their parents' deaths, was allowed to be moved to the Bibby Stockholm.

After crashing the vehicle, the man retrieved an American flag from the backseat and placed it on the gates. He then took off on foot, an official said.

Alexei Navalny's widow called for the laboratory results to be published, adding "we have the right to know" how her husband died at a Russian jail in February 2024.

A major Police Scotland investigation is under way, with the force treating Graham Wright's death as "unexplained".

The cheeky-looking soft toys have become a global sensation, but counterfeit versions "could be fatal", Westminster City Council warns.

The charging document includes texts sent between the alleged shooter and his roommate after Charlie Kirk's death.

A man who allegedly sent WhatsApp messages to five people within "Westminster circles" including MPs has been charged with blackmail and communications offences.

The AI tool learned how 400,000 people's medical history changed over time, picking out patterns that were associated with later diseases.

A coalition of aid groups urges the international community to do more to stop Israel's attacks, which it says have caused "an unprecedented humanitarian catastrophe".

A court heard how Margaret Burnett, 69, used the bank card of one victim while he was in hospital and "physically unable to withdraw the cash".