Putin set to offer Trump financial incentives at Alaska meeting
Putin to offer Trump financial incentives at Alaska summit, with economic ties and sanctions relief on the table as Ukraine peace talks loom.
Putin to offer Trump financial incentives at Alaska summit, with economic ties and sanctions relief on the table as Ukraine peace talks loom.
Trump told reporters Ukraine's Donbas region could be 'cut up' to end the war, after a tense White House meeting with Zelenskyy.
More than 1,500 convicted foreign criminals live in taxpayer-funded asylum accommodation because they have not been deported, a Daily Express investigation reveals.
Iranian forces shoot down two US jets, including F-15 and A-10, over recent days; pilots rescued, raising questions about air defence capabilities.
Starmer signals cabinet role for Burnham as Streeting threatens Labour leadership contest.
Russia suspends grain deal after 'massive' Ukrainian drone attack on Black Sea Fleet in Sevastopol; UK denies involvement.
The first direct US military attack on a South American country follows a history of interventions, prompting accusations of renewed imperialism.
Starmer maintains UK will only support 'defensive' strikes on Iran, but Trump's threats to hit civilian infrastructure strain the legal distinction.
Trump accuses China of 2020 election meddling in televised address, prompting fears of midterm interference as critics point to lack of evidence.
Ukraine says it attacked a Russian shadow fleet tanker off Libya with drones, causing critical damage, in the first such Mediterranean strike.
Keir Starmer defends Joe Biden's Nato leadership after Biden confused Zelensky with Putin at a Washington summit event.
Delroy Grant convicted of sex attacks on elderly after police blunders allowed decade of offending.
Trump claims Iran peace deal largely negotiated; Tehran denies; Pakistan mediates; details emerge
Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus convicted and sentenced in Bangladesh labour case, with supporters claiming political motivation.
Rohan Dennis pleads guilty to driving while disqualified, faces jail for breaching bond after his wife Melissa Hoskins's death.
Marco Rubio has refused to rule out military action in Venezuela, though he insisted Washington does not intend to use force. He faced Senate questions over oil policy and the removal of Nicolás Maduro.
Drivers owing £1,000 or more to the DWP could face temporary driving bans from October under new debt recovery powers targeting persistent avoiders.
PM faces Labour MPs after revelations he was not told Mandelson failed vetting; sacking of civil servant adds to crisis.
Tens of thousands in Israel protest to demand Gaza ceasefire and hostage deal, as Netanyahu faces pressure over military offensive.
Trump and Putin spoke for over 90 minutes, discussing Iran and a possible temporary Ukraine ceasefire around Victory Day.
Iranian security forces clash with protesters at Tehran bazaar as unrest continues on 10th day; 35 dead, 1,200 arrested, economy worsens.
Brooklyn Beckham launches burger company Beck's Buns with father-in-law's backing, dropping earlier plans for a US pub. Reports cite family feud.
A look at the dubious claims in Trump's Davos address, including settled wars and windfarms, which were found to be exaggerated or false.
Court hears Nicolaas Ockert Bester, who sexually abused Grace Tame, has dementia and is unfit to face online harassment hearing.
Kim Hellberg says Southampton spying row 'breaks my heart' after Middlesbrough's playoff defeat; club faces EFL investigation.
Scottish MSPs vote 80-29 to ban physical punishment of children, removing the 'justifiable assault' defence and prompting calls for England to follow.
British woman Michele Bourda, 59, vanished from a Greek beach after a sunbed nap. Search and rescue continues off Kavala.
Partial US government shutdown enters sixth week, becoming longest partial in history as DHS and TSA workers face unpaid leave and airport queues.
Prince Harry and Ryan Lochte's 2012 Vegas encounter led to a pool race and a scandal involving private photos.
President Trump says the US military is involved in building his $400m White House ballroom, despite backlash and a lawsuit.