Egypt files £600m compensation claim against owner of ship that blocked Suez Canal

Egypt has filed a multi-million pound compensation claim against the owner of the container ship that blocked the Suez Canal for nearly a week.

Egypt files £600m compensation claim against owner of ship that blocked Suez Canal

Egypt has filed a multi-million pound compensation claim against the owner of the container ship that blocked the Suez Canal for nearly a week.

Greensill lobbying row deepens as it emerges top civil servant worked for firm while at Cabinet Office

A senior civil servant worked for Greensill Capital - the financial firm at the centre of the David Cameron lobbying row - while still employed in Whitehall, it has been revealed.

US climate envoy John Kerry calls on China to ‘assume responsibility’ for its part in global warming

John Kerry has described the global climate crisis as an "unbelievable monument to the need for multilateralism" and urged China to "assume responsibility" for its part.

Two men charged after ‘brazen’ kidnapping in front of ‘shocked’ witnesses

Two men have been charged after a man was allegedly beaten and dragged into a vehicle in a "brazen" kidnapping, police have said.

NATO prepares for world’s largest cyber war game

Military cyber security specialists are preparing for the largest cyber war game in the world, which kicks off tomorrow as the fictional NATO member state of Berylia comes under attack.

US climate envoy John Kerry calls on China to ‘assume responsibility’ for its part in global warming

John Kerry has described the global climate crisis as an "unbelievable monument to the need for multilateralism" and urged China to "assume responsibility" for its part.

European rollout of Johnson & Johnson COVID jab delayed as US officials investigate clots

The rollout of the Johnson & Johnson COVID vaccine across Europe has been delayed, while US officials have recommended a "pause" in the use of the jab as reports of blood clots are investigated.