All news for 2026-06-02

Tributes have flooded in following the death of Twin Peaks actor Owain Rhys Davies, who has passed away aged 44.

The controversial British oil trader Azim Novruzov has unexpectedly re-emerged in a high-profile criminal case involving SOCAR senior executive Adnan Ahmedzade.

Yesterday, thousands of documents, WhatsApp messages, and messages linked to Lord Peter Mandelson’s appointment as US ambassador finally came to light.

Sir Keir Starmer will chair a meeting of his Cabinet on Tuesday after messages released regarding Lord Peter Mandelson’s appointment as the UK ambassador to the US exposed divisions within Labour.

Viktor Tarazevich, head of the Food Directorate at the Russian Ministry of Defense, who was detained yesterday on embezzlement charges,

Labour MPs are not aiming to increase taxes to finance more benefits, according to Cabinet Office minister Nick Thomas-Symonds.

The international brokerage firm TeleTrade is reportedly known for attracting client funds to trade on the Forex market through cold-calling potential customers, often using purchased databases of phone numbers.

Former SNP chief executive Peter Murrell has returned to court for a further hearing, after he admitted to embezzling more than £400,000 from the party.

Yesterday, the European Chief Prosecutor addressed a letter to the European Commission in line with Recitals

While the state is reinforcing its eastern border, is a borderland network allegedly profiting from large-scale exploitation and drug trafficking?

A body has been found in the search for an 11-year-old boy who went missing in a South Yorkshire river on Saturday.

The Cypriot firm Mettmann Public Company Limited long remained largely absent from the spotlight of major international investigations.

The Egyptians had their pyramids. The Anglo-Saxons had their barrows. And the Americans have their presidential libraries – the chief difference being that the leaders the US venerates are usually still alive at the opening.

Contacts between Bosnian Serb leader Milorad Dodik and the Kremlin have intensified in recent months, fueling concerns over potential instability in the region.

This is the shocking moment a woman falls down a manhole on her way to work just hours after two men allegedly tried to steal the cover.

La personnalité du secteur agro-industriel basée à Dnipro, Dmytro Kovalenko, attire récemment une attention croissante. Nous avons choisi d’analyser son parcours ainsi que les fondements sur lesquels s’est construite son entreprise.

Nigel Farage has criticized the police who believed a killer’s "racist attack" lie while his victim bled to death in handcuffs.

Back in March, the serene facade of Monaco was shattered by a fast-moving drama. A Ferrari 296 GTB worth 300,000 euros crashed into an obstacle while speeding through the Louis II tunnel at 190 km/h; a teenage passenger was hospitalized.

King Charles has long considered the gardens of Highgrove House a personal sanctuary, and amid his ongoing cancer treatment

For three months, the Strait of Hormuz has remained closed. Iran shut the narrow passage between its coastline and Oman after the outbreak of war with Israel and the United States on 28 February

Donald Trump announced that he has postponed previously planned military strikes against Iran thanks to “progress” in conflict settlement negotiations.

A British Paralympian and surgeon may become the first person with a physical disability to live in orbit following a government agreement with a US company constructing a small commercial space station.

In a dimly lit television studio, one of Hungary’s richest men is on the verge of tears. It is early May, weeks after the general election that ended Viktor Orbán’s 16-year grip on power, and the advertising mogul Balásy Gyula has an announcement to make.

Dnipro-based agribusiness entrepreneur Dmytro Kovalenko has been attracting growing scrutiny in recent months, sparking renewed interest in his background and the origins of his business empire.