Mark Carney to urge Starmer to join ‘world bank for defence’

Canada’s prime minister is believed to be planning a trip to persuade the UK to join a multilateral lender that would aid arms procurement

‘There will be few tears’. But Huntley’s death highlights grim state of prisons

The death of the Soham killer will raise crucial questions over how inmates with nothing to lose are managed

Fayed survivors seek ‘conversation’ with PM as Met widens inquiry

Metropolitan police reveal that they had questioned three women in relation to allegations of human trafficking

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Trump hits out at UK over North Sea oil barriers

Labour can’t afford to insult Green voters

Labour’s strategy assumes the real battle is with Reform on the right. But by turning his fire on the ‘extreme’ Greens, Keir Starmer is alienating voters he needs

The Epstein Files: citizen sleuths examine $1.6bn in financial transactions

Citizen sleuths are dissecting Epstein’s money trail, picking up where official scrutiny appears to have stalled

‘Foolish’ and ‘idiotic’: the danger tourists following in the footsteps of the conquistadors

Mykhailo Polyakov was thrown into prison for trying to reach the hunter-gatherer Sentinelese islanders. Now he explains how he hopes to contact other remote tribes

The Minneapolis knitters taking on ICE

Norwegians wore red hats as symbols of resistance against Nazi occupiers. Now ‘craftivists’ are making them to protest Trump’s immigration crackdown