The all-star witness to a U.S. criminal investigation into how Venezuelan kleptocrats stole billions in oil wealth from their country is recounting to The Associated Press his remarkable journey from banker to convicted felon
A former Minneapolis police officer goes on trial Monday in George Floyd’s death, and jurors may not wait long to see parts of the bystander video that caught Derek Chauvin’s knee on Floyd’s neck
An avowed anti-Semite who fatally shot three people at two suburban Kansas City Jewish sites in 2014 is asking the Kansas Supreme Court to overturn his death sentence
At least 500 people were being evacuated from a nearby village after a massive fire broke out at the Pertamina Balongan Refinery in Indonesia’s West Java province
Privacy and accessibility concerns weigh on officials working to roll out passport programme
Police reviewing testimonies of abuse posted on Everyone’s Invited website
Biden administration has said allowing unaccompanied children into the US is more ‘humane’ than making them stay in Mexico
Jennifer Arcuri says that Johnson asked to borrow £3.10 to buy a beer on their first date. This detail might just penetrate the PM’s notoriously thick old Etonian hide, writes Rupert Hawksley
Young people are also being sucked into investing in high-risk products. The law needs to be tightened
Sir Charlie Bean has said metropolises ‘may become more focused on entertainment’, Zoe Tidman reports
Answer: the Royal Albert Hall. The nation’s favourite ‘village hall’ has hosted the great, the good and the extremely unlikely. David Lister looks back over its 150-year history
The world’s most famous baby photographer has found a life-affirming way to use social media during the pandemic, writes Sarah Lyall
The pandemic has called the point of wearing bras into question, and many women have decided it’s time to go without, writes Courtney Rubin
Police refer incident in south London to independent watchdog
Demonstrations continue the day after 114 people shot dead by security forces
Australian profited from Fran Kirby’s magnificent creativity as the Blues beat Aston Villa
Portugal 2-0 England: Aidy Boothroyd’s side failed to fire once again on the international stage
The VP’s future home, One Observatory Circle, is a 9,000-plus square foot home built in 1893
‘How much taxes and how much money did the people back in the Ice Age spend to warm up the earth?’ the Georgia congresswoman pondered at town hall
End of ‘stay at home’ order releases relatives and friends to reunite – but prime minister warns ‘we must remain cautious’
Lucia Bremer, a student at Quioccasin Middle School, is said to have ‘radiated happiness’
Visitors lost by seven runs as India clinched the ODI series in dramatic fashion
Israel 1-1 Scotland: Steve Clarke’s side were forced to settle for a second draw in three days
*Spoilers below for Line of Duty series six, episode two*
To exercise or not to exercise, that is the real question for an out-of-shape lockdownee. By Christine Manby