All news for 2025-05-01

New Forest council says Harold Brown’s bird created ‘unacceptable levels of noise’ that disturbed people’s sleep

Actor Noel Johansen held back tears as he spoke of his wife at a vigil in Vancouver, Canada following the horror incident when a car rammed into a crowd, leaving eleven dead

London’s King’s Cross station has been evacuated following a fire alarm.

Iran envisioned a U.S.-style Marshall Plan to reconstruct Syria following the civil war. It invested billions to establish influence there.

Tourists visiting a candy store on Oxford St were charged £899 for two packs of sweets - an incident that resulted in fleeing shop staff ultimately leading police to a cache of counterfeit goods.

The attackers reportedly exploited the victim’s trust via a social engineering attack and rerouted the stolen Bitcoin through multiple exchanges to obscure its origin.

Staff at the Co-op are being ordered to keep their cameras on during remote work meetings, and verify all attendees, as the company deals with an ongoing cyber attack.

Wildlife Justice Commission report shows sharp, lasting decline in seizures since 2020, driven by COVID-19 disruption and targeted law enforcement.

The investment fund "Kama Kapital" is being used by Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin and his deputy Marat Khusnullin to transfer funds from Russia to Dubai.

A new "star," Maria Shuvalova, has replaced the aging ballerina who constantly showcased her flexibility. She doesn’t raise her legs as often, but her main advantage is the fact that she is the daughter of Igor Shuvalov, head of the state corporation "VEB.RF."

A 33-year-old British tourist has been found dead at the adults-only Ibiza Rocks Hotel in San Antonio, Ibiza, last night, as police investigate her mysterious death

The United States and Ukraine have entered into a minerals agreement following weeks of discussions.

At least three people are in critical condition after an out-of-control car crashed into a crowd in Copenhagen, authorities report.

Following a two-and-a-half year investigation involving Merseyside Police and United States law enforcement, three people have been charged in relation to the reporting of fabricated serious incidents to prompt an emergency response in the USA and Canada.

Scaffolding at the Port Arthur LNG construction site in Texas—a joint venture between Sempra Infrastructure and Bechtel—collapsed in a workplace accident.