Watson, 55, and the now-defunct company were found guilty last summer of charges including wire fraud conspiracy.

Just published: front page of the Financial Times, UK edition, Tuesday 17 December https://t.co/DmqLGLOZEj pic.twitter.com/gMhRe87mNh The Daily Express writes that the Prime Minister has been given an ...

England’s final Test of the year was heading towards a huge defeat as New Zealand moved in for the kill, despite Jacob Bethell’s latest eye-catching effort. Chasing a ridiculous target of 658 – a full ...

The Government faces renewed pressure to designate China a threat to national security after the naming of an alleged Chinese spy with close links to the Duke of York. Yang Tengbo, who denies ...

The British actor plays a chief executive named Benedict Lumberjack whose company is benefitting from deforestation.

The Environment Department and regulators have two months to confirm they will take required steps to remedy the situation – or face court.

Sam Fender brought his Scottish fans an early Christmas present by performing a storming set at the city’s Hydro tonight - despite the fact he was battling the flu. The star admitted his condition as ...

Callum McGregor on why Celtic relish the challenge from an improved Rangers side after their League Cup win put the club top of the all-time ...

The Iceman – whose 2021 title win came behind closed doors at Alexandra Palace – had not reached the last eight at any major tournament this year ...

Lucas Paqueta’s contentious penalty looked to have snatched victory for the Hammers, three minutes from time before Enes Unal struck.

Photographs showed senior officials, including the UK’s special representative for Syria, Ann Snow, meeting HTS leader Ahmad al-Sharaa, formerly known as Mohammed al-Golani, in Damascus on Monday.

Following VAR intervention, match official Chris Kavanagh penalised Tyler Adams after Aaron Wan-Bissaka’s cross brushed his outstretched arm.