Greek police have arrested two people in connection with the deaths in 2010 of three people trapped in a bank that was firebombed during a violent protest in Athens

By the time he arrived at the hospital, the man’s tongue had gone numb and he was struggling to breathe

Ex-officials warn retrofitting work on luxury jet to install necessary security sytems could not have been completed within a year, leaving the presidential plane potentially vulnerable to attack when travelling outside of U.S. airspace

Scientists warn that the climate crisis is exacerbating the frequency and intensity of heat and dryness

The Ministry of Justice has been urged to fix issues with the system ahead of a rise in demand in September as the early release plan comes in

Retired forklift driver Colin Timson, 74, died after falling ill while on holiday in the west African country

Some 73% of Britons think the Reform UK leader is sleazy, as police probe donations to the party made by the mother of convicted fraudster George Cottrell

Massive photorealistic covering displays a rendering of what the White House’s north entrance will look like after upgrades while obscuring the actual entrance from view

Andy Burnham has promised “growth in every postcode”. It is a big, attractive political line – the sort of thing voters want to hear after years of feeling poorer, public services feeling stretched, and wages struggling to keep up with the cost of living. It is also a promise that tells us a lot about Burnham’s politics. He has long argued that Britain is too London-centric, that Whitehall is too slow, and that too many decisions about towns and cities are made by people who do not live in them.

Anthony Littler was ambushed and left for dead as he walked home down a narrow alleyway from East Finchley Tube station