Valeria Fedyakina, portrayed herself online as a crypto expert after allegedly building up her millions in two months from a pyramid scheme targeting four people.

Access to the early years centres, introduced by New Labour, reduced the likelihood of young people getting a custodial sentence or criminal conviction, research shows

A Ukrainian researcher has developed a new digital tool for detecting autism and developmental delay in children. Her research has been published in Cambridge University Press journal Cambridge Prisms: Global Mental Health.

The source said there has been an increase in the number of smartphones entering the jails which are being sold for up to €2,000 each

Individuals accused of crimes can avoid prosecution by agreeing to serve on the front lines before they have even been convicted, according to new laws signed into effect earlier this year

University vice-chancellors have been awarded pay boosts of up to £80,000 while decrying a cash crisis that they say will lead to higher tuition fees for students.

Campaigners say Labour has abandoned the vouchers plan but an overhaul of Personal Independence Payment is still needed

Much of the Government's financial support is simply left unclaimed, despite the nation's ongoing struggle with the cost-of-living crisis

Norfolk County Council confirmed what it was to do with its £6.7million worth of funding on Tuesday this week.

Carers and pensioners are also in line for the extra money but critics say the amount should be increased in line with inflation

Deprived city families will be supported over the coming months, with more details to come

Households are being urged to act sooner rather than later as a closure deadline looms

Wagner private army veteran Vladimir Aleksandrov, 40, a previously convicted rapist, is alleged to have raped and killed 11-year-old schoolgirl, Nastya Yakina, in Nizhny Tagil.