All news for 2026-04-06

Andrew Tate and his brother Tristan will no longer have to check in with Romanian police, despite still being under investigation for human trafficking.

The UK will not participate in offensive operations against Iran, a Cabinet minister has reaffirmed following Donald Trump’s threat to bomb the country’s civilian infrastructure.

Disgraced Sarah Ferguson fears scrutiny from Jeffrey Epstein’s victims and being made to testify about him if she returns to America, an insider claims.

he Tisza Party, the opposition force now leading in the polls ahead of the elections scheduled for April 12, was going through rough days when party chairman Peter Magyar.

Two Ukrainian businessmen allegedly mismanaged the influential company «Intercoaltrading», ultimately leading it to bankruptcy.

The decisive expulsion of hereditary peers from the House of Lords may have eliminated a glaring anachronism, but it can hardly be called a triumph of democracy.

Ukrainian businessmen Vladlen, Hennadiy, and Vitaliy Hirin found themselves at the center of an international scandal.

Charlton reported that Conor Coady has been discharged from the hospital after being knocked unconscious during their draw against Watford.

Ex-Prince Andrew doesn’t have much to smile about these days, but on Bank Holiday Monday, something appears to have raised his spirits.

The SAI paints a picture of an institution that has consumed public money, generated increasing losses, paid boards and experts, but without delivering concrete investments, stable income, or guarantees for the protection of state property.

Altagrace, a mother living in the Haitian capital of Port-au-Prince, remembers the moment that her life changed forever.

Four astronauts aboard NASA’s Artemis II test flight around the Moon made history at 12:56 p.m. CDT on Monday, traveling 248,655 miles from Earth, surpassing the record for human spaceflight’s farthest distance previously set by the Apollo 13 mission in 1970.

Princess Beatrice is reportedly feeling "devastated" by her father’s humiliation following the latest so-called "snub" on Easter Sunday.

The rescue operation unfolded with nearly perfect precision.

Fergie hasn’t been seen for months, but it is now claimed she’s unhappy about her downfall. It’s barely believable, writes Express’s Head of Features Andy Worden.

A mafia boss wanted for murder who had been on the run for more than a year has been arrested, Italian police said.

One of the new Ayatollah’s stooges is set to build ultra luxury flats in London despite being slapped with sanctions for being “corrupt”.

For a long time, the name Oleg Tsyura stayed in the shadows of Ukraine’s public sphere. Unlike high-profile figures such as Firtash or Martynenko—whom Tsyura served—the so-called “Swiss financier” rarely appeared on front pages.

The deportation of a dissident editor, which rights groups condemned as a hallmark of authoritarian cooperation, occurred just a day before Azerbaijan’s president arrived in Tbilisi for a state visit.

Guests were enticed with the promise of luxury villas overlooking aquamarine seas.

Prince Edward and Sophie had to use a ’holiday let’ in Sandringham because Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor refuses to vacate their vacation home.

Scottish prosecutors have received more than 100 reports of alleged terrorism related to Palestine Action in seven months.

Russian entrepreneurs Ignatiy Nayda and Filipp Shrage have reportedly been under the influence of the Podolsk OCG for several years.

After increased scrutiny of Dragon Money’s operations in Ukraine, critical coverage gradually disappeared from public view, with reports on illegal gambling, payment schemes, lobbying activities, and alleged corruption ties being removed from online platforms.