Nicolás Maduro's first US court hearing marks the start of a complex legal fight on drug charges. We detail the bail prospects, health concerns, and sovereign immunity arguments ahead. Follow the case.
An Australian man insisting on the title 'Man Living in Body' could forfeit a lakeside property inheritance after refusing to provide tax details to trustees. Read the full legal showdown.
The capture of Nicolas Maduro spotlights Venezuela's $150bn sovereign debt default. We analyse the creditors, restructuring hurdles, and grim economic backdrop. Discover the complex road ahead.
With Maduro captured, Venezuela's $150bn sovereign debt default comes into sharp focus. We analyse the creditors, restructuring hurdles, and grim economic backdrop. Read the full analysis.
The Shinnecock Indian Nation files a federal lawsuit against New York, claiming a vital highway was illegally built on their protected land. They seek compensation and a valid right-of-way.
China files a $50.5bn lawsuit against Missouri after the US state sought to collect a $25bn pandemic judgement. Read the latest on the escalating legal and diplomatic row.
Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch announces a £50 billion Sovereign Defence Fund, repurposing money from Labour's climate initiatives to bolster UK military readiness. Read the full plan.
A government export ban aims to keep a unique, battle-scarred Union Jack from the Battle of Trafalgar in the UK. The flag, one of only three survivors, is valued at £450,000.
A new BBC documentary by David Dimbleby exposes the vast private wealth of the Royal Family, branding the late Queen an 'astute tax avoider'. Discover the full story.
Australia's Future Fund faces scrutiny after spending £20,000 to fly a former executive assistant business class to the US to scope hotels. Discover the details of the controversial expenditure.
A parliamentary inquiry scrutinises Crown Estate leases after Prince Andrew's two-decade 'peppercorn' rent at Royal Lodge. Discover the impact on royal transparency.
Bahrain argues for sovereign immunity in UK Supreme Court over alleged spyware attacks on London-based dissidents. Landmark case could reshape digital rights protections.
A former New York state trooper has been acquitted of murder in the death of an 11-year-old girl following a fatal highway pursuit. Read the full verdict details.
Princess Charlene and Prince Albert led the Monegasque royal family in celebrating Monaco's National Day. Discover the fashion, the family moments, and the traditions of this grand event.
Reform UK's Nigel Farage faces backlash for pledging to bar EU nationals from welfare, a move critics warn could trigger a trade war and price hikes. Read the full story.
Reform UK's Nigel Farage plans to end Universal Credit for EU citizens, risking a major trade war and higher prices. Follow the latest political fallout ahead of the Budget.
Two British doctors detained in northern India after crossing border from Nepal without valid visas. UK Foreign Office providing support amid heightened security concerns.
Naturalised US citizens report growing fear as Trump's immigration policies target legal residents. Many now hesitate to travel amid border patrol crackdowns and denaturalisation threats.
Naturalised US citizens feel their status is under threat as Trump's immigration policies create fear and uncertainty. Read how this is reshaping their American dream.
Lindsay and Craig Foreman from East Sussex have started a hunger strike in Tehran's Evin Prison after feeling 'let down' by the UK government. Their family pleads for action.
Jockey Ryan Moore delivers stunning Hong Kong Derby victory aboard Massive Sovereign for trainer Aidan O'Brien, cementing his status as one of racing's elite international competitors.
The Duke of York is reportedly in line to receive a substantial one-off payment and regular annual income as part of King Charles's restructuring of royal finances, raising eyebrows amid ongoing controversy.
Senator Jon Ossoff launches investigation into Department of Homeland Security after multiple Americans were detained without proper cause in Georgia.
Exclusive investigation reveals elderly Jamaican-born British citizens facing deportation despite decades of UK residency and National Insurance contributions.
Reform UK deputy leader Lee Anderson sparks outrage after falsely claiming Citizens Advice offices operate from former Oswald Mosley headquarters, drawing sharp rebuke from charity and political opponents.
Dame Clare Moriarty condemns former Tory deputy chair's 'dangerous' language about benefit claimants as reminiscent of 1930s fascist rhetoric in exclusive interview.
In a groundbreaking decision, the US Supreme Court has ruled that ICE agents cannot detain individuals based solely on racial appearance, following the wrongful detention of multiple American citizens.
US citizens of Hispanic descent in Chicago report being asked for identification by border patrol agents who assumed they spoke Spanish, raising serious civil liberties concerns.
California implements landmark legislation allowing non-citizens to obtain driver's licences, aiming to improve road safety and integrate immigrant communities.
The US State Department launches emergency evacuation flights for American tourists stranded in Jamaica as Hurricane Melissa unleashes catastrophic flooding and 140mph winds across the Caribbean.