UK government ‘didn’t know’ woman involved in Harry Dunn crash worked for US intelligence

The UK government has said it was unaware the woman accused of killing Harry Dunn was employed by a US intelligence agency at the time of the crash.

Andrew Bailey’s Maradona-like movements on interest rate path

Former Bank of England governor Mervyn King liked to compare the setting of interest rates to the dribbling of the late football legend Diego Maradona.

Activists burn photos of Greta Thunberg as anger mounts over her support for Indian farmers

Police in India are probing a controversial "toolkit" for supporting the country's ongoing farmer protests in the country, tweeted by Greta Thunberg, as angry pro-government activists took to the streets to burn photos of...

Activists burn photos of Greta Thunberg as anger mounts over her support for Indian farmers

Police in India are probing a controversial "toolkit" for supporting the country's ongoing farmer protests in the country, tweeted by Greta Thunberg, as angry pro-government activists took to the streets to burn photos of...

QAnon-supporting politician wins vote to stay on congressional committees

A US politician and QAnon supporter has survived a vote to demote her in Congress.

One in five adults has first vaccine dose in UK – as 915 more people die with coronavirus

Another 915 people have died with coronavirus in the UK, according to the latest government data.

What you need to know about this month’s Mars missions

Over the next two weeks, three space missions will reach Mars, one orbiter and two landers, after spending seven months in space.

Piers Corbyn arrested over leaflets comparing COVID jabs to Holocaust

Piers Corbyn has been arrested by police over leaflets that compare the UK's COVID vaccine rollout to the Holocaust.