Wikileaks founder Julian Assange is on his way back to Australia as a free man after he officially pleaded guilty to a US District Court in Saipan.
Wikileaks founder Julian Assange was due to plead guilty this week for violating the United States’ Espionage Act, a part of a deal that would end his imprisonment in the United Kingdom.
Firefighters battle a huge fire at the Linwood Industrial Estate near Glasgow Airport in Scotland.
Qilin, a cyber group disrupting London hospitals, revealed crucial data stolen from NHS blood testing firm.
Climate activists sprayed orange paint on private jets at Stansted Airport, claiming Taylor Swift's recent arrival despite her absence, which was confirmed by Essex Police and resulted in arrests.
A UK businessman, caught texting sex workers via iMessage during his divorce, plans to sue Apple for $5 million after his wife discovered the incriminating messages with prostitutes.
Greencore recalls thousands of Sandwiches, with 30 sandwich varieties implicated, due to E coli outbreak affecting 113 people in the UK, leaving 37 hospitalized.
Taylor Swift's Scotland concerts boosted the local economy by $98 million and are projected to add $1.27 billion to the UK economy while setting new attendance records.
The leaders of the Group of Seven, the world’s wealthiest nations, have agreed to create a $50 billion loan to help Ukraine in its fight to survive Russia’s onslaught, with interest earned on profits from Russia’s frozen central bank assets used as collateral.
The UK airport bosses are disappointed with the return of the 100ml liquid limit, saying that the Department for Transport didn't give them enough time to prepare.
Apple has announced the expansion of its Apple Vision Pro to new countries and regions.
Singapore Airlines has offered to pay compensation to each of the people injured onboard flight SQ 321 in late May when it hit severe turbulence in Myanmar and was diverted to Thailand.
The body of missing British TV presenter and author Dr. Michael Mosley was discovered on a rugged stretch of coast on the Greek island of Symi after days of searching.
The New Zealand government of PM Christopher Luxzon announced that it would revoke a ban on drilling for oil and gas passed by the previous government of Jacinda Ardern and Chris Hipkins before they were voted out of power.
Donald Trump faces accusations of failing to pay a $381,630 legal bill owed to UK's former MI6 spy after losing a lawsuit regarding Kremlin sex tape allegations.
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