A senior law firm partner who made sexual remarks to four junior colleagues while drunk at the office Christmas party has been banned from practising for a year.
Timothy Eagle knocked back booze at the lunchtime celebration, which continued when the group got back to Hansells Solicitors' offices in Norwich, Norfolk.
A postman has received £13,000 compensation from Royal Mail after being banned from starting work at 5am.
Darren Williams had worked on his early morning rounds in Eccles, Greater Manchester, for decades but was ordered to start later after returning from sick leave.
Terrified tourists have described the horror of trying to escape Mexico after the country erupted in a wave of violence following the killing of its most notorious drug kingpin.
At least 20 states have been plunged into cartel-fuelled chaos since Nemesio Oseguera Cervantes - also known as 'El Mencho' - died in custody on Sunday shortly after being seized by Mexican special forces in Jalisco state.
An elderly couple have been left devastated after a van drove at speed and ploughed into their home of four decades.
Frank, 96, and June Prescott, 89, have had their lives turned upside down after the vehicle - which was being pursued by police - careered off the road and crashed through their bungalow.
A British yoga teacher has been detained in Dubai two years after she was caught with £8,000 of illegal cash on a UK motorway.
Antonia Bettridge, from St Helens, Merseyside, was convicted for being in possession of criminal property in 2023 after police discovered the large sum of money in her glove box.
A Turkish barber shop has been ordered to tear down its 'garish' shopfront over claims it is 'harming the character' of a medieval market town.
Karwan Ibrahimi, 27, runs Turkish Barber 2 in Morpeth, Northumberland.
A neon orange sign has already been up on the shopfront for more than five years, but Mr Ibrahimi applied for advertisement consent in December.
Keir Starmer is facing a major challenge to his proposed UK-wide smoking ban - from the European Union.
Seven member states have formally warned that the Tobacco and Vapes Bill currently going through Parliament is incompatible with the Brexit agreement made with Brussels because it applies in Northern Ireland.
Tributes have been paid to a 'lovely and caring' British tourist who died in a bus crash in Nepal.
Dominic Stewart, 23, was among 19 people killed when a tourist bus lost control and plunged 650ft down a ravine in Behighat in Dhading district, 50 miles west of Kathmandu.
Keir Starmer is facing fresh peril today as he struggles to quell Labour anger in the wake of Lord Mandelson's arrest.
The PM is facing calls for 'maximum accountability' after the New Labour architect was led away from his London home by police. Questions have been asked about the unusual timing of the arrest, at 4.15pm.
Newly-released documents suggest pedophile financier Jeffrey Epstein may have also been involved in drug trafficking.
The trove of files released by the Department of Justice show that the US Drug Enforcement Agency once opened an investigation into Epstein and 14 other unidentified individuals' money transfers, which authorities believed could be linked to trafficking illegal narcotics.
Jeffrey Epstein's brother has claimed that a new report will prove that the paedophile financier was murdered.
Speaking to Piers Morgan on his 'Uncensored' programme, Mark Epstein said that he believes 'even more so' that his brother was murdered, adding that a 'group of pathologists are actually studying the autopsy results that should have been done initially.'
Sir Keir Starmer and his wife Victoria took their children to Poland over the weekend to learn about their Jewish heritage.
The family went to the village of Kolo, on the outskirts of Warsaw, where Lady Starmer's grandparents once lived.
Her father, Bernard, was born in Britain in 1929, after they fled to the UK in a bid to escape rising anti-Semitism in mainland Europe.
