British businessman accused of spying for China tried to hire former Met Police detective to dig up intelligence on top MPs who were critical of Beijing

Katy Perry will 'reveal secrets about her "dark marriage" to convicted rapist Russell Brand in a new book and docuseries'

She has yet to comment on his conviction for rape and sexual assault, but the Mail on Sunday has learned that the pop singer is planning to tell all about her 'dark marriage' in a book and docuseries.

AI slump revives Asia’s forgotten trades from China to India

Global investors are rethinking their Asia bets as the AI trade loses momentum following the US midterm elections. India and China are emerging as potential beneficiaries of the shift, with funds rotating towards undervalued stocks, domestic growth, healthcare, consumer companies and financials. India's limited AI exposure, easing oil prices and renewed foreign inflows are strengthening its appeal.

Tesla to add Cybertruck shift to clear orders before dismantling line next year

Tesla plans to add an additional production shift to fulfill outstanding Cybertruck orders by next year. CEO Elon Musk stated that production would then transition to the Cybercab, a new robotaxi model. Despite initial expectations, Cybertruck sales fell significantly, affecting its market performance. Quality concerns and recalls have also impacted the Cybertruck since its launch in late 2023.

British businessman accused of spying for China tried to hire former Met Police detective to dig up intelligence on top MPs who were critical of Beijing

John Miller, 64, and his handler Cui Guanghai, 44, were arrested in Belgrade in April last year in an FBI sting, accused of trying to buy American-made missile launchers.

Breaking News Live Updates: Fire breaks out on 17th floor of 32-storey building in Mumbai's Lokhandwala

Seattle's homeless agency loses its fifth CEO in a matter of years amid battle with ultra-woke mayor who wants to control all unhoused projects

Seattle's troubled homelessness agency has lost its fifth CEO in just a few years amid mounting financial scandals and leadership turmoil.

Funeral director's horror after part of a corpse is allegedly removed during a family's private viewing: 'We have our cultural reasons'

A Logan funeral director with 30 years' experience was shaken after the alleged incident took place after she was asked to leave the room to give a family privacy.

Anger against Trump policies, not US stance towards India guided Desi voters in midterms

Indian Americans showed discontent towards Republican policies mainly driven by immigration and economic issues. In the recent midterm elections, Indian Americans elected several candidates to various offices, reflecting their political engagement. While anti-India sentiment was noted, broader economic concerns influenced voter behaviors significantly. Research indicates that despite perceived discrimination, interest in studying and working in the US remains strong.

Silenced by Russell Brand and Jemima Goldsmith, massage therapist who accused comedian of assaulting her after being hired on his birthday

The legal injunction against Szilvia Berki, unearthed for the first time yesterday, was last night branded 'a gross breach of freedom of expression' and sparked calls for a Commons inquiry.

Paraguay's ousted president faces prosecutors after his removal over bank collapse

Santiago Pena was removed from office by Congress following a bank failure affecting nearly three million customers. Prosecutors ordered his arrest for alleged breach of trust and other offenses related to Ueno Bank's collapse. His successor, Vice President Pedro Alliana, began forming a new Cabinet to address the situation. Public protests demanding accountability and access to frozen funds escalated significantly in response.

Army sets out plans for 10,000 new troops amid warnings UK must be ready for war within 1,000 days

The Mail on Sunday has been told that military chiefs want to recruit 10,000 more soldiers over three years, at a total cost of £800 million.

ROBERT HARDMAN: Dim Lefties may enjoy flicking V-signs at the tycoons quitting Britain for Monaco... But who'll replace the billions they take with them?

Put together, the five golfers next to me at the bar must be worth somewhere in the region of a billion pounds.