Miles Dilworth

Johannes Natland, 18 at the time, flew from Stavanger, south-west Norway, to Britain to assassinate a target in return for £21,000, the Old Bailey was told.

Johannes Natland, 18 at the time, flew from Stavanger, south-west Norway, to Britain to assassinate a target in return for £21,000, the Old Bailey was told.

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Natland's mission had been to assassinate a target on behalf of an Iranian-backed Swedish gang - for £21,000.

On March 15 last year, 18-year-old Johannes Natland sent a message to his girlfriend in a fit of excitement which said: 'I'm going on a crazy mission.'

Ellen Kongsnes has told of the moment police arrived at her home in Stavanger, Norway, on March 17 last year, to tell her that her son Johannes, 19, had been hired as a hitman.

Vast quantities of retatrutide, potentially the most powerful weight loss medication ever developed, are being flogged online despite concerns over its safety.

The Florida-based firm has helped develop a data platform for the NHS to bring together information from across the service.

Up to 1,000 charities have been caught up in the hack, including Breast Cancer UK, National Ballet, Historic Buildings and Palaces, and the Molly Rose Foundation.

Good Law Project Director Jolyon Maugham KC has restructured the non-profit organisation so it is owned by a 'purpose trust' on the island.