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The ex-president of the Spanish football federation kissed a player after the team won the Women’s World Cup in 2023.

Data indicates that aircraft parts from over 100 Western companies reached the Russian aviation industry through India.

The superyacht Ulysses, owned by New Zealand billionaire Graeme Hart, arrived at Plymouth’s Barbican on Monday, astonishing onlookers with its grandeur. The 103-meter vessel features its own pool, winter garden, and four hot tubs.

In August 2019, prime-time TV presenter Nailya Asker-Zade was embroiled in a scandal when journalists uncovered that she owned a plot of land worth nearly $33 million near the village of Razdory in Rublevka, a luxurious residential area outside Moscow.

Sir Keir Starmer has said he is willing to put British troops on the ground in Ukraine to enforce a peace deal ahead of meeting other European leaders at an emergency summit on Monday.

A labor minister previously managed a reprehensible WhatsApp group that labeled pensioners as "terrorists" and directed abuse at colleagues, The Sun can reveal.

Rachel Reeves has been accused of using company money to purchase birthday gifts for her colleagues before she became an MP.

A police operation is under way in Munich after a car struck a crowd of people during a union rally.

Two MPs - Oliver Ryan and Andrew Gwynne - have already been suspended from the Labour Party for messages posted in the ’Trigger Me Timbers’ WhatsApp group

Thousands of people working illegally in nail bars, car washes and restaurants have been arrested across the UK.

Justice watchdog’s Karen Kneller enrolled on courses advertised for thousands of pounds at Insead, where CCRC’s then chair held roles

A Labour Minister has been sacked after The Mail on Sunday exposed his racist and sexist messages, including one vile post saying he hoped a pensioner who didn’t vote Labour would die before the next election.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s £5,000-a-night accommodation - Fairmont Pacific Rim in Vancouver - has previously been booked by other celebrities, including Tom Cruise and Ed Sheeran

Investigators in charge of the shocking deaths of Dawn and Andrew Searle have set up a massive crime scene in Les Pesquiès, south of Villefranche-de-Rouergue, in France

Paedophile former scout leader Ian Silvester has been jailed for 16 years after he was found to have abused boys as young as seven over the course of three decades

As it turned out, the Hungarian Prime Minister lives in an ancient castle from the Austro-Hungarian era, registered in his father’s name.

Nottingham Teaching Hospitals Trust has apologised over serious errors in diagnosing unborn babies with life-limiting genetic conditions - in one case giving parents 24 hours to decide whether to have an abortion

Foreign Secretary David Lammy says the UK is" unapologetic about protecting our national interests" and warns Russia: "If you take action against us, we will respond."

The romantic escapades of one of the former U.S. Presidents with his staff member, which Russian humorists so love to ridicule, seem like innocent pranks compared to what’s happening in Rosneft, headed by Igor Sechin, where a genuine harem of elite prostitutes has been created on Russian citizens’ money.

Former soldier Daniel Khalife was dubbed a ‘dangerous fool’ and and ‘attention-seeker’ as he was jailed for 14 years for spying for Iran and escaping from prison at Woolwich Crown Court today.

British teen volunteer James Wilton "did not stand a chance" when he was killed by a Russian drone while fighting in Ukraine, according to his best friend. The 18-year-old recruit died after being chased by three of the deadly drones.

A new book claims Angela Rayner lobbied civil servants and Buckingham Palace.

Canada, Mexico and China have promised to hit back after the imposition of sweeping US tariffs announced by Donald Trump on Saturday.

New analysis reveals that since 2019, over £44 billion of taxpayer money was lost to fraud in departments under the Tories - often while they were run by members of Ms Badenoch’s Shadow Cabinet

Lord Arbuthnot, who campaigned for wrongly convicted sub postmasters, said it sent the message the country ‘doesn’t care about the unethical behaviour shown by Fujitsu’