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Husband 'advertised' unsuspecting wife on Craigslist before mother-of-three was drugged and sexually assaulted by 'multiple men', court hears
Philip Young, a former cabinet member of Swindon borough council, pleaded guilty to almost 50 sex offences against his wife Joanne Young earlier this year.
European fury after Finland and Norway's leaders hold direct talks with Putin about ending Ukraine war
The 90-minute conversation marked the first call between pro-Ukrainian European leaders and the Russian president in more than a year.
FBI raids Beverly Hills mansion as part of Eric Swalwell sexual misconduct probe in early-morning sting
The early-morning raid took place at the Beverly Hills mansion of billionaire megadonor Stephen Cloobeck, a law enforcement source told the Daily Mail.
RAF Fairford suspects thought they were driving vans for 'business venture' until told they had a bomb in the back, court told
Mohmed Abdulkarim, 24, and Nouman Essghir, 24, both of Westminster, London, have both been charged with offences under the National Security Act 2023.
Trump's unpopularity sparks GOP panic as Republicans face shock election battles in deep-red states they were supposed to win easily
Republicans are being forced to fight for seats they have long taken for granted as President Donald Trump's unpopularity threaten to upend the party's midterm election hopes.
Celebrity claims he will 'kill himself' if allegations of 'inappropriate and exploitative sexual activities with a large number of girls and young women' are published, High Court hears
His lawyers say publication of the claims would be 'devastating' to the individual, referred to only as PPT, and cause 'such profound mental anguish that he would seek to end his life'.
What to expect in tomorrow's Budget: John Healey set to raid banks and crack down on Amazon to help fund cost of living help and fuel duty freeze - but welfare cuts aren't coming
After 101 days as Chancellor, Mr Healey will set out his fiscal plans to the House of Commons amid growing warning signs about the UK economy.
Pictured: Woman dog walker who died after being hit by wave and swept out to sea during Storm Boelo
A woman who died after being swept out to sea while walking her dog on a coastal path during Storm Boelo has been named locally as Sal Galloway.
One of Cornell 7 sued by Jane Doe over alleged gang rape says he should be dropped from lawsuit
Diego Sarabia, one of seven men named in a civil lawsuit brought by a former student identified as Jane Doe, filed a motion Friday seeking to have all claims against him dismissed.
Wealthy LA residents with amazing view of Hollywood sign say street has been overrun with riff-raff after e-scooter riders filmed in brawl
Locals are taking Los Angeles to court in a desperate bid to control the chaos amid fears it could turn deadly.
Reform UK drops to lowest support since January last year as Labour enjoys five-point poll lead - with Tories closest challengers
The latest YouGov survey showed Nigel Farage's party with a 20 per cent vote share, following a two percentage-point drop since last week.
Residents living beside David and Victoria Beckham on 'millionaire's row' in bitter court fight over mystery neighbour's plans for giant cinema under garden
Photographer Piers Calvert is fighting alongside downstairs neighbour, a former banker turned choral singer Lisa Erickson, in the west London planning row.