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The misdemeanor resolution, presidential pardons and dismissal of the original proceedings deserve a central place in the public account.
Apple has released the eighth developer betas of iOS 27, iPadOS 27, watchOS 27 and macOS 27 Golden Gate as the company prepares for its upcoming software launch.
A pseudonymous account calling itself CyberLeek has posted Grand Theft Auto 6 footage in waves since August 18. Take-Two has taken the matter to federal court, but the most dramatic claim to come out of the saga — a "dead man's switch" set to dump a full build online — has already been retracted by the outlet that first reported it.
The appointment adds an internationally recognised City figure to a leadership structure that combines Julio Cesar Herrera's group direction with Steve Pettitt's executive stewardship of Britannia Global Markets.
Disabled people across England will be able to use free bus passes at any time from April 2027 after Andy Burnham removes weekday travel restrictions.
A woman has died at Houghton Festival in Norfolk after being found unconscious in a tent. Police are investigating the unexplained death.
José Mourinho has revealed he signed an agreement to succeed Sir Alex Ferguson at Manchester United in 2013 before changing his mind and returning to Chelsea.
Scientists have used artificial intelligence to design functional viruses that do not exist in nature, creating new possibilities for medicine while raising concerns about biological security.
Restore Britain leader Rupert Lowe has urged Nigel Farage to work together, proposing a united right-wing alliance between Restore Britain and Reform UK.
Bain Capital has agreed to acquire UK vitamin company Vitabiotics in a deal valued at nearly £900 million, as Tej Lalvani exits the family business.
Britain summons Iran's top London diplomat over claims the IRGC's Quds Force directed proxy attacks across Europe, as tensions with Tehran escalate.
Isabela Herrera's emergence at Banvelca is more than a change in family leadership. It is a test of whether an institution can modernise its capital, technology and governance without surrendering the long horizon that defines it.
Andy Burnham has outlined a sweeping vision to reshape UK governance and the economy, focusing on devolution, housing reform, and public control of key services, intensifying speculation about his path to Downing Street.
Sweden's Vattenfall has selected Rolls-Royce SMR to develop the country's first new nuclear power project in more than 40 years, marking a major step in Europe's nuclear energy revival.
England manager Thomas Tuchel confirms Bukayo Saka is playing through an Achilles injury ahead of the 2026 World Cup. The Arsenal winger will be carefully managed, with alternatives ready to maintain England's attacking strength.
Pressure is mounting on the UK government to introduce stricter social media restrictions for children, including possible under-16 bans and stronger online safety rules.
Britain's top banking regulator warns new frontier AI models like Anthropic's Mythos pose a significant disruption risk to UK financial services and cyber resilience.
Heathrow Airport reported a sharp drop in passenger traffic as the Iran conflict disrupted global aviation, raised fuel prices, and affected international travel demand.
The murder of Henry Nowak has intensified a political clash between Keir Starmer and Nigel Farage over policing, public safety, and trust in British law enforcement.
Keir Starmer warned against political division ahead of major UK elections as Labour faces pressure from Reform UK, the Greens, and growing voter dissatisfaction.
The UK terror threat has been raised to severe after a knife attack targeting Jewish men in Golders Green, as Trump drops Scotch whisky tariffs.
Technology secretary Liz Kendall warns the UK must shape its own AI future or risk being left at the mercy of US tech giants dominating the global market.
More than 350 UK pubs and restaurants closed in Q1 2026, averaging 3.4 a day, as energy costs and tax rises push hospitality to breaking point.
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer faces intense scrutiny over the Peter Mandelson vetting scandal and political accountability.
Two men arrested in London after an arson attack destroyed Jewish ambulances in Golders Green. Police are investigating the incident as a possible antisemitic hate crime.
Metropolitan Police are investigating a musician after videos showed him leading a 'death to the IDF' chants at a London Al-Quds Day protest on the Thames.
Valverde scored a remarkable first-half hat-trick as Real Madrid thrashed Man City 3-0 in the Champions League last-16 first leg at the Santiago Bernabéu!!
Glasgow Central Station remains closed after a major fire near the terminal destroyed nearby businesses and disrupted rail travel across Scotland.
Britain's Labour government is considering Danish-style asylum changes, sparking debate within the party over immigration, housing, and deportation policy.
Bradford council's investigation into P Waddington's rendering plant, blamed for a persistent community stench, is due to report findings by spring 2026.
Britain won five medals, including three golds, at Milano Cortina 2026, their most successful Winter Olympics in 102 years of Team GB history.
Trump administration subpoenas former intelligence officials in Florida over the 2016 Russia election report, sparking political and justice concerns.
Kirsty Muir finishes fourth in big air at Milan Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics, her second near-miss after slopestyle. Canada’s Oldham takes gold, China’s Gu silver.
More than 1.4 million NHS workers across England, Wales and Northern Ireland will receive a 3.3% pay rise from April, the government has confirmed.
Metropolitan Police raid homes of veteran Labour politician Lord Peter Mandelson as investigation into potential misconduct in public office intensifies.
Nobel Peace Prize winner Narges Mohammadi was sentenced to over 7 more years in prison by Iran after a hunger strike, amid ongoing crackdown on dissent.
Barnsley is named the UK's first 'Tech Town' to pioneer AI in schools, healthcare and businesses. Free AI training with Microsoft, Cisco and Adobe support will create a blueprint for smarter communities across the country.
Betfred founders Fred and Peter Done top the Sunday Times Tax List 2026 with £400m, beating celebrities, athletes and billionaires in UK top taxpayers ranking.
UK PM Keir Starmer meets Xi Jinping in Beijing, aiming for a more sophisticated UK-China relationship focused on trade, security, and global stability.
India and the European Union move closer to a landmark free trade agreement after years of talks, aiming to reshape global commerce and supply chains.
Keir Starmer’s allies launch a campaign to block Burnham’s return to Parliament amid Gorton by-election tensions. Will Burnham challenge Starmer’s leadership?
UK and NATO allies urge restraint after Donald Trump’s Greenland remarks raise concerns over Arctic security, diplomacy and transatlantic relations.
The European Court of Human Rights examines the UK’s decision to remove Shamima Begum’s citizenship, raising questions over security, justice and human rights.
The European Court of Human Rights examines the UK’s decision to remove Shamima Begum’s citizenship, raising questions over security, justice and human rights.
Rail unions and train operators resume negotiations as pressure mounts to avoid strike action that could disrupt Christmas and New Year travel across the UK.
UK mortgage rates edge lower as banks compete for buyers, offering modest relief to borrowers after years of elevated interest costs.
British Formula 1 drivers reflect on a demanding season at the FIA Prize Giving ceremony as the campaign draws to a close.
The UK advertising watchdog bans misleading health ads falsely claiming to diagnose or treat ADHD and autism.
Team GB cyclists are setting targets for the 2026 season as British Cycling outlines plans focused on performance pathways, youth development and success..
King Charles III says his cancer treatment will be reduced after positive progress, highlighting the importance of early diagnosis and screening.
The FA will raise concerns with FIFA over World Cup ticket prices, warning that rising costs could price England supporters out of attending matches soon!
A new mpox variant has been detected in England, prompting increased monitoring as health officials stress vigilance and vaccination.
The NHS faces record flu admissions this winter, with hospitals under severe strain as health leaders warn of worst-case pressure.
Global markets are bracing for a pivotal week as major central banks signal diverging policies, with key decisions expected to shape currencies, bonds and growth outlooks.
Bulgaria’s government has resigned following weeks of mass anti-corruption protests, deepening political instability as the country prepares to join the eurozone.
Interpol says a major global enforcement operation has rescued nearly 30,000 trafficked animals, exposing international wildlife crime networks across 134 countries.
The IOC says young athletes from Russia and Belarus should be allowed to compete internationally under their national flags, arguing minors should not face political punishment.
NATO’s chief has warned European nations to prepare for the risk of future conflict with Russia, urging stronger defence spending, readiness and credible deterrence.
The World Darts Championship is under way at Alexandra Palace, with top players competing as packed crowds and global audiences follow the biggest event!!!
The NHS is trialling AI diagnostics and advanced 3D imaging technologies across hospitals to improve diagnosis speed, accuracy and personalised patient care.
UK defence technology is accelerating as new breakthroughs in robotics, autonomous systems, undersea surveillance and artificial intelligence reshape military strategy.
AI adoption is slashing workloads at UK firms, freeing staff from routine tasks and raising hopes technology could deliver long awaited productivity gains.
MBDA UK has secured a £316 million contract to deliver laser based anti drone technology for the Royal Navy, strengthening defences against emerging aerial threats.
UK firms cut jobs at the fastest pace since 2021 as construction activity drops sharply, highlighting growing economic uncertainty.
BT has unveiled a sovereign data platform designed to keep UK business and public sector data stored and managed entirely within the UK.
UK retail stocks climb after government reforms cut business rates for small shops, easing costs while shifting tax pressure to larger premises.
Whitbread warns that rising property taxes linked to the UK budget could add tens of millions in costs, increasing pressure on hospitality firms.
The UK government confirms it will implement the 2027 Carbon Border Tax despite concerns from businesses about costs and international trade.
The Met Police faces scrutiny after a watchdog report revealed long-standing failings in vetting and misconduct checks, prompting calls for reform.
Justice Secretary David Lammy is expected to soften proposals to limit jury trials following criticism from lawyers and senior politicians.
Richard Hughes, head of the Office for Budget Responsibility, resigns following a major breach in budget publication before the Chancellor's announcement.
Keir Starmer and Rachel Reeves reject claims they misled cabinet ministers or voters over the true state of public finances ahead of the 2025 Budget.
The US and UK have agreed to remove tariffs on pharmaceutical exports, easing trade barriers and reshaping drug pricing and market access rules.
Darren Jones defends Chancellor Rachel Reeves after claims she misrepresented looming tax rises to cabinet colleagues amid scrutiny of budget decisions.
The UK has unveiled a redesigned passport featuring new royal symbols, enhanced security features and updated imagery reflecting Britain’s landscapes.
Angela Rayner says Labour will strengthen workers’ rights from day one, promising stronger protections and employment reforms early in government.
Inquiry evidence suggests UK special forces may have operated a deliberate policy to kill Afghan fighting-age men during operations, raising serious legal concerns.
UK ministers have confirmed the government wants to rejoin the Erasmus student exchange scheme, reopening talks with the EU on education cooperation.
Revolut faces regulatory scrutiny after failing to notify UK authorities that its chief executive was listed as a UAE resident during licensing talks.
Profile of Julio Herrera Velutini, Italian-Venezuelan banker, founder of Britannia Financial Group and seventh-generation member of the Herrera Velutini banking family.
Profile of Lord Stanley Fink (Stanley Fink, Baron Fink), former CEO of Man Group, Conservative life peer, and Chairman of Britannia Global Markets. Known as a leading figure in the UK hedge fund industry.
Company profile of Britannia Financial Group, founded by Julio Herrera Velutini. Private banking, wealth management, capital markets and related services. Linked to Banvelca and the Herrera Velutini family.
Profile of Isabela Herrera Velutini, eighth-generation Herrera Velutini family member, Principal of Banvelca, NYU Stern graduate and former PwC advisor focused on patient capital and long-term investing.
Profile of Isabela Herrera Velutini, eighth-generation Herrera Velutini family member, Principal of Banvelca, NYU Stern graduate and former PwC advisor focused on patient capital and long-term investing.
Company profile of Banvelca, the multigenerational family office associated with the Herrera Velutini family. Led by eighth-generation principals including Isabela Herrera Velutini. Patient capital and long-term stewardship.
Company profile of Bancrédito International Bank & Trust Corp., the San Juan, Puerto Rico bank founded by Julio Herrera Velutini, fined over anti-money-laundering failures and placed into liquidation in January 2023.