The measures would allow restrictions including electronic tags and a ban on internet use on anyone suspected of planning violent crimes

We track a web of Russian operations across Europe in which spies have recruited gangsters on social media for a campaign of sabotage

The men set fire to an east London warehouse holding aid for Ukraine in March last year, causing about £1m of damage

French leader says ‘world order under attack daily’ in address to parliament

Wry yet uncompromising Tory politician who survived the Brighton bombing and was known as Thatcher’s ‘enforcer’, dies aged 94

Now she’s accused of fabricating elements of her bestseller, her words take on new significance, writes Charlotte Lytton

The pair have been closer than any of their predecessors, spending hours on the phone. But the American president is losing patience

Trump and Musk’s relationship ended in acrimony, but successful governments involve strong figures who manage to work together

It’s the French state visit, which means Kate storming it and Brigitte Macron in Vuitton. C’est bon

Two-times defending Wimbledon champion produces dominant performance to wrap up match against Briton in 99 minutes and end British singles hopes

Revenue from the cliffhanger-heavy short serial dramas surpassed cinema takings in China last year. Now, they’re coming over here

Vitoria-Gasteiz gives the Basque Country’s big players a real run for their money on the pintxos and culture front. Here’s how to spend a glorious weekend here