Alleged spy became close confidant of Duke of York is latest in a string of scandals involving prince

A judge has lifted an anonymity order for alleged Chinese spy Yang Tengbo at the Royal Courts of Justice

Saracen’s Head Inn landlord tells The Independent Khalid Baqa’s demands for hundreds of pounds in compensation are ‘ridiculous’

 

The Independent’s latest virtual event saw a powerful discussion on domestic abuse, spotlighting the vital role of women’s refuges. The panel, featuring Independent journalist Maya Oppenheim plus Refuge’s Abigail Ampofo and Denise Bro ...

Just hours before the start of a key European defence summit, Estonia’s defence minister issued a stark warning that spending 2 per cent of GDP on defence is simply not enough

Motorway closed in both directions due to serious collision, National Highways say

Yang Tengbo insisted he has done ‘nothing wrong’ and rejected allegations of being a spy as ‘entirely untrue’

Yang Tengbo, who can now be named after a ruling at the Royal Courts of Justice, said he has ‘done nothing wrong or unlawful’

Former Post Office CEO has maintained her innocence in a closing submission to the inquiry, saying executives did not share crucial information with her

US company Viatris has applied for a UK trademark for wafer-like film that dissolves in the mouth

Regulator publishes codes of practice and warns that largest sites are not following many of its measures

The Builders Merchants Federation has signed the Family Business UK open letter from 32 trade bodies representing 160,000 firms

European Union nations have set out conditions for lifting sanctions on Syria

Sir Chris Wormald, the new cabinet secretary, has delivered a warning to civil servants

The European Commission referred the UK to the Court of Justice of the EU over shortcomings in how it has cooperated with the post-Brexit withdrawal agreement

Yang Tengbo has insisted he has done ‘nothing wrong’ and rejected allegations of being a spy as untrue

 

A stretch of the river in West Yorkshire was the first to be given bathing water status in 2020 but has since recorded poor water quality

The King and Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer both have roles to play in the process of appointing the new archbishop