Jack Straw and Sir Malcolm Rifkind did seek to “exploit their experience and connections” for personal gain, an independent inquiry ruled on Monday.
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Feuding Ukrainian oligarchs have launched what promises to be one of the most expensive court cases in English legal history over a disputed business deal, amid allegations of murder, bribery and political intrigue.
Alan Yentob has quit as creative director of the BBC after being accused of interfering in the corporation’s coverage of Kids Company, the now defunct children’s children charity.
A bus crashed into a Sainsbury’s store in Coventry yesterday
The tragedy unfolded at 6pm on Saturday when the bus from Coventry to Leamington Spa, Warks., crashed into a line of parked cars.
Jeremy Corbyn must publicly reject Hamas and Hezbollah to win back trust in the Jewish community angered by his “very hostile” views on Israel, according to the head of the body that represents British Jews.
Anti-semitism campaigners said the comments of Tila Tequila,
a Playboy model and singer appearing in the latest iteration of the long-running reality television show, made her a “totally unacceptable participant” in the programme and questioned how her record had been missed by producers.
The National Union of Teachers has “temporarily” pulled an education resource pack, after accusations that it was “spreading political propaganda” in classrooms by promoting Palestinian “resistance”.
At least three men and woman woman remain unaccounted for after explosions and fires broke out at a wood mill in Cheshire.