COVID-19 police warning ahead of Kill the Bill protests

Kill the Bill protesters have been warned against breaching COVID-19 restrictions by police ahead of demonstations this afternoon.

Thirty blood clot cases reported in UK after 18 million Oxford jabs

Thirty blood clotting cases were reported in the UK after the first 18 million doses of the Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccine, the medicines regulator has said.

Olympic medallist found guilty of £110m cocaine smuggling plot

A two-time Olympic silver medallist canoeist and his brother have been found guilty of plotting to smuggle £110m worth of cocaine into Australia.

Four more countries added to England’s travel ‘red list’

The Philippines, Pakistan, Kenya and Bangladesh have been added to England's red list.

Olympic medallist found guilty of £110m cocaine smuggling plot

A two-time Olympic silver medallist canoeist and his brother have been found guilty of plotting to smuggle £110m worth of cocaine into Australia.

Oxfam suspends two staff over new sexual exploitation and bullying claims

Oxfam has suspended two staff members in the Democratic Republic of Congo over allegations of sexual exploitation and bullying.

Nike wins court bid to stop rapper’s ‘Satan shoe’ sales

Nike has won a bid to temporarily stop a company selling a customised version of its Air Max trainers dubbed "Satan shoes".

Oxfam suspends two staff over new sexual exploitation and bullying claims

Oxfam has suspended two staff members in the Democratic Republic of Congo over allegations of sexual exploitation and bullying.