Fraud mastermind sock firm boss to pay back £90m
Arif Patel ran a complex carousel fraud that was one of the biggest of its kind ever discovered.
Firm told to scrap plans to hire floristry and gym tutors for detainees at removal centre
Minister Seema Malhotra has called on the contractor to remove the jobs at the immigration removal centre.
Man appears in court charged with Sean Small murder
Mr Small's body was found outside his Slievenabrock Avenue home on Sunday.
Doctor arrested over posts about son's rape victim
The son of Dr Andrew McFarlane, a practising GP in the Highlands, was jailed for two rape charges in 2022.
Froome in 'good spirits' after surgery following crash
Four-time Tour de France winner Chris Froome is "in good spirits" after surgery following a serious crash which left him with multiple injuries.
'Expect energy' as Kneecap play home gig after year of controversy
A fan says the way they and headliners Fontaines DC 'challenge the establishment' adds to their appeal.
Refugees staying indoors – afraid of being beaten
Mohamed, who fled civil war in Sudan, says the recent immigration unrest has unsettled him.
Scottish brothers near end of epic Pacific rowing challenge
A trio of Scottish brothers near the end of their epic Pacific rowing challenge.
New taxes on small US parcels could lead to price hikes, UK firms warn
The US scraps its de-minimis exemption, meaning no more duty-free entry of small parcels to the US.
Welsh wine blooms as climate brings 'opportunity and risk'
Wales now has 59 vineyards as warming temperatures mean grapes can be cultivated across the country.
Laughing gas gang imported 91 million canisters
Thomas Richardson was part of a gang who raked in £16.7m as part of an extensive importation scam.
New abuse report at notorious school investigated
Nine staff members at Berrow Wood have been convicted of abuse, and new allegations have been made.
Farming families finally get mains electricity after 50 years
Generations campaigned for mains power in the Upper Coquet valley and now, at last, they have it.
Is London set to put the brakes on SUVs?
The number of SUVs in London has increased tenfold in 20 years, prompting calls to curb their use.
UK, France and Germany move to reimpose UN sanctions on Iran
The three powers trigger a process which could restore sanctions in 30 days, calling Iran's nuclear programme a threat to peace and security.
Can the 800-year-old Druids Oak help save tomorrow's forests?
Scientists are decoding the DNA of Britain’s ancient oaks to crack the secrets of their superpowers.
MSP locked out of Scottish Parliament after toilet camera claims
The South Scotland MSP is understood to have been charged by the police in relation to the allegations.
MSP locked out of parliament after secret toilet camera claims
The South Scotland MSP is understood to have been charged by the police in relation to the allegations.
'There was no campsite for my autistic son, so I'm starting my own'
Families across Wales say there is a lack of holiday facilities for their autistic children.
We're in the dark about future, says asylum seeker in Epping hotel
Migrants living inside an Essex hotel are due to be removed from it by 12 September.
