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Nearly 40% of dirty money is laundered in London and…
Nearly 40% of the dirty money in the world is going through the City of London and other crown dependencies, the UK’s deputy foreign secretary has said.Andrew
‘Accidental whistleblower’ jailed after revealing alleged Australian war crimes in…
An Australian ex-military lawyer known as the accidental whistleblower for inadvertently leaking secret documents about alleged
Peru officially classifies trans people as ‘mentally ill’
Last week, her brother Nicanor Boluarte was arrested for selling senior jobs in the government. The president responded by dism
19 EU countries ‘looking to copy’ UK’s Rwanda migrants scheme
A coalition of EU member states, led by the Czech and Italian Prime Ministers, is demanding the right to implement Rwanda-style deportation schemes. The group,
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UK summons Chinese envoy over ‘foreign interference’, espionage claims
Beijing's top diplomat in London on Tuesday warned that the UK risked jeopardising relations with China, after he was hauled in by the government for a dressi
Russian forces massing for fresh northern invasion, Ukraine spy chief…
Both sides have been pouring forces into the region which threatens Kharkiv, Ukraine’s second city with a population of 1.3 m
Couple rescued after killer whales sink yacht
Vessels have suffered damage in about 20 per cent of these interactions, which involve orcas from a family of 15 individuals kn
US condemns UK for praying woman’s abortion clinic arrest
A US government agency has condemned the UK for “targeting religious expression” over the arrest of a woman who prayed sile
Two prison officers killed as inmate escapes from hijacked van…
Two prison officers have been killed and three others injured by pump-action rifle fire after an attack on their van carrying a
UK MPs arrested for sexual offences face parliament ban
UK MPs arrested on suspicion of serious sexual or violent offences could be barred from attending parliament after lawmakers changed the rules in a narrow vote
