UK sanctions Equatorial Guinea leader’s son who bought Michael Jackson’s crystal-studded glove

The UK government has sanctioned the son of Equatorial Guinea's president for misappropriating millions and spending it on luxury mansions, private jets and a $275,000 (£199,600) crystal-encrusted glove worn by Michael Jackson.

Greensill had ‘extraordinarily privileged’ relationship with government, review finds

Lex Greensill enjoyed an "extraordinarily privileged" relationship with government, and former prime minister David Cameron did not breach lobbying rules, a review has found.

Cardiff City and Portsmouth football clubs dealing with allegations of discriminatory behaviour

Two English Football League clubs are currently dealing with allegations of discriminatory behaviour.

Compensation revealed for cleared sub-postmasters after Horizon IT scandal

Postmasters who have had their Horizon IT scandal-related convictions overturned are being offered interim compensation payments of up to £100,000 each, the government has announced.

‘We will not renegotiate,’ EU chief tells PM after UK demands changes to key part of Brexit deal

The president of the European Commission has told Boris Johnson that the bloc "will not renegotiate" a key component of the Brexit deal the two sides negotiated.

Changing of the Guard held at Windsor Castle for first time since start of pandemic

The Changing of the Guard has been held at Windsor Castle for the first time since the initial coronavirus lockdown in March of last year.

‘We will not renegotiate,’ EU chief tells PM after UK demands changes to key part of Brexit deal

The president of the European Commission has told Boris Johnson that the bloc "will not renegotiate" a key component of the Brexit deal the two sides negotiated.