Unscrupulous and licensed breeders alike are cashing in on a global demand for designer and pedigree dogs, with pets being shipped as far as Europe and Asia

Jaggi Vasudev, known to millions of devotees, including music, film and sport stars, as Sadhguru, faces allegations that pupils and staff were assaulted at his foundation’s HQ

Investigative journalist whose forensic reporting revealed the systematic sexual abuse of girls by men of Pakistani heritage, dies aged 60

A Times Investigates video series reveals the crisis in Britain’s prison system, where drones are said to be flying in to deliver packages at night

David Holden, the Sunday Times chief foreign correspondent, was assassinated hours after landing in Cairo in 1977. At last we can reveal who did it and why

Yvette Cooper, the home secretary, is also considering banning knives with pointed ends before publication of a review into the handling of the Southport killer

‘Apostrophe laws’ named after high-profile victims have created an unbalanced hierarchy of offences, barristers say

The MP had told the media he had been jailed for ‘pushing’ former partner in 2006, when the court records suggest a more violent assault

The former home secretary had admitted forwarding official correspondence to her private address on previous occasions, risking potential security breaches

With Twitter deals and burner phones, gone are the days of loitering around train stations and exchanging cash. Resellers work with more speed and ease than ever before — assuming you have thousands to spare