Adina Mihai and Madalin Dumitru, 31 and 30, were jailed for 17 years each after pleading guilty to manslaughter and administering poison in a robbery plot that killed two men in Oxfordshire and Gloucestershire.
Steph McGovern returns to BBC with The Big Deal, a new art dealing show. Discover her private life, partner, daughter, and what she says about the show.
Fiz Dobbs discovers a family photo Ross Wilkes stole from Cassie, raising suspicions about her disappearance and putting Fiz in danger.
Abbey Clancy felt 'physically ill' after discovering husband Peter Crouch's teenage crush on Gladiators star Jet, leading to a two-day silent treatment.
Robert Morritt, Wandsworth Council's new Tory leader, was expelled in 2013 over expenses and bullied a sick woman this year, causing party division.
A 21-year-old man was hospitalised with head injuries after an assault in Marble Arch, Westminster, on August 12; police appeal for information.
Montreal CEO Luciano Frattolin guilty of drowning his 9-year-old daughter Melina in the Adirondacks; faces life in prison. Sentencing Oct 14.
A Romanian couple killed two men in a honeytrap scam, drugging them with GBL. The nine-year-old son of one victim said 'my family is destroyed now'.
David Foster refutes claims he snubbed Meghan Markle at his foundation's gala, saying he had already greeted the couple privately 10 minutes earlier.
An attempted murder hearing for two brothers, aged 12 and 14, was halted after one boy clutched his chest and became unwell at the Old Bailey on Thursday.
Clacton voters are fed up with the by-election between Nigel Farage and Count Binface, with one backing Binface over Farage's attendance record.
Count Binface could win Clacton by-election, with 1 in 5 voters backing him, causing a historic upset and triggering Farage's resignation as Reform leader.
Nick Reiner pleads not guilty to murdering his parents, Michele Singer and Rob Reiner, as prosecutors allege he lay in wait in a 'profound betrayal'.
A metal awning outside a North Cheam supermarket remains standing over a year after being ruled unlawful, despite council promises to enforce removal.
Ross Marshall confronts Amy Mitchell in EastEnders next week after discovering her role in Joel's attack, while DC Craig Ingram faces suspension.
Residents urge Hillingdon Council to reverse West Drayton tip closure, citing lack of consultation, impact on vulnerable people, and potential fly-tipping increase.
British MPs and campaigners demand sanctions against two Russian officials accused of abducting and brainwashing Ukrainian children, as an exhibition highlights the alleged crimes.
The West London Racing Centre in Hillingdon faces closure due to stalled lease renewal negotiations with the council, putting STEM and youth programs at risk.
Teachers also face high holiday costs and may take termtime breaks; research shows family holiday absences don't harm academic achievement.
Zhu Rongji, the former Chinese premier who drove economic reforms and WTO entry, has died aged 97. He was a key figure in modernizing China's economy, but his policies also led to massive layoffs.
An unexpected hearing in Luigi Mangione's federal case has been scheduled, fueling speculation of a plea deal that could end his state murder trial.
Tyler Robinson's lawyers argue he should not face the death penalty because he 'hit the intended target' at Charlie Kirk's Utah event, despite thousands present.
Trump's DOJ asked the Supreme Court on Wednesday to pause a ruling blocking his executive order restricting mail-in ballots, ahead of the November midterms.
About 100 mourners attended Ann Widdecombe's funeral at Buckfast Abbey, her 'safe haven', after she was killed in Devon. Politicians and broadcasters were present.
Donald Trump faces a lawsuit over a $100,000-a-month subscription service offering early access to his Truth Social posts, which critics call corrupt and unconstitutional.
The US intervened to stabilize the yen, but the real goal is to keep Japan’s cheap money flowing into US tech assets, says the Guardian.
Andy Burnham's empathy-driven concessions on early prisoner release risk undermining systemic justice reform, argues The Guardian editorial.
A DC judge ordered the Kennedy Center to pay Chuck Redd $252,479.70 in legal fees after he won a lawsuit over a canceled concert, citing anti-SLAPP protections.
Democratic socialist Francesca Hong lost Wisconsin's gubernatorial primary by thousands of votes, revealing party establishment power and left's scaling challenges.
Myanmar's ousted UK ambassador, Kyaw Zwar Minn, faces trial for trespassing at a diplomatic residence, arguing the military junta is illegitimate; he pleaded not guilty.