The US Government has intervened in a court case to prevent any disclosure of details relating to the employment status of intelligence officer Anne Sacoolas.

A US court has paved the way for Harry Dunn's family to sue Anne Sacolas for damages in America but this apparent victory may mask a broader defeat in so far as it renders the prospect of Sacoolas's extradition to the UK even more remote.

The row between Harry Dunn's family and the Foreign Office has escalated after it was found British officials insulted the grieving family in internal emails.

The Australian investigative journalist Julian Assange has been denied bail by a London court only two days after his extradition to the US was blocked.

A local prosecutor appears to have dismissed the possibility of subjecting the woman accused of killing Harry Dunn to a remote trial from the US.

Pakistani Prime Minister Imran khan has said he will talk to Boris Johnson to request the extradition of fugitive former premier Nawaz Sharif.

Conservative MP Andrea Leadsom has come up with she believes to be a compromise in the fraught case of Anne Sacoolas.

The European Union (EU) reportedly decides to restrict the export of technology to Hong Kong that might be used for what the bloc calls surveillance and repression.

Following months of relentless campaigning by the grieving family of tragic teenager Harry Dunn the UK and US have finally agreed to get rid of a secret extradition agreement.

China warns UK to avoid making 'wrong' moves that would further deteriorate bilateral relations.