Fears are growing that drug possession is being decriminalised by stealth after figures revealed less than 1 per cent of people caught with illegal substances are jailed. Over the past four years, police found some 461,000 people with drugs on them, including heroin and cocaine, but only 4,374 received prison sentences. A Daily Mail analysis…

Media playback is unsupported on your device Media captionPresident Trump faces questions about his relationship with former top aide Steve BannonDonald Trump says a book containing damaging allegations about his administration is « full of lies ». The book cites former top aide Steve Bannon as describing a meeting with a group of Russians at which Mr…

MPs have today called for drastic action to tackle the UK’s mountain of unrecycled disposable coffee cups, demanding a new 25p tax on every one used. The members of an influential Commons committee hit out at big-name coffee chains for failing to act on the growing problem and said if all cups are not recycled…

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Apple CEO Tim Cook REUTERS/Stephen Lam Apple confirmed Thursday its devices are affected by the same processor security flaw Google discovered that became public this week. The company has already issued patches in the latest versions of its MacOS, iOS, and tvOS operating systems that address one of the two potential exploits Google found for…

With the 2017 holiday season behind it, two of America’s biggest department store chains, Macy’s and Sears Holdings, unveiled which locations they will be closing next — adding up to more than 100. These companies have had an especially rough ride in recent months, as they work to right-size their overwhelming real estate footprints against…

The Associated Press by Breitbart News4 Jan 20180 4 Jan, 20184 Jan, 2018 John Solomon reports at The Hill that the Department of Justice has launched a new investigation into the activities of the Clinton Foundation while Hillary Clinton was the secretary of state: The Justice Department has launched a new inquiry into whether the…

The train crashed into a lorry in rural South Africa (Picture: Reuters)At least 12 people have died after a passenger train slammed into a lorry in rural South Africa. The train, which had been taking people home after the holidays, burst into flames after the horrific collision. Another 268 people were injured – for of…

Enlarge / FCC Chairman Ajit Pai with his oversized coffee mug in November 2017. The Federal Communications Commission today released the final version of its net neutrality repeal order, three weeks after the December 14 vote to deregulate the broadband industry and eliminate the rules. You can read the entire order here, though it is…