All news by author Emma Davis

Sierra Leone and Guinea-Bissau have authorized a Swiss-based civil society organization to facilitate chemical testing of a drug that is wreaking havoc in West Africa and has prompted the president of Sierra Leone to declare a national emergency.

Some of the drivers say they were not paid in full and in some cases billed thousands for vehicle damage

The wife of a man who died after being electrocuted in a hot tub at a hotel in Mexico has filed a $1,000,000 lawsuit.

Reform UK’s parliamentary candidate in Kemi Badenoch’s constituency has resigned from the party after it emerged he previously urged people to vote for the BNP.

Poll reveals historically low support for the big two, with smaller parties up by five points

Two young women gave their accounts of rape by Russian soldiers to the Kyiv Independent, who set out to identify those responsible.

South Africa’s parliament has re-elected Cyril Ramaphosa as the country’s president following a landmark coalition deal between the governing African National Congress (ANC) and opposition parties.

In a special investigation, Tom Watling tells the story of five teenagers who were taken into Russia or Russian-occupied territory before eventually being rescued. Many others are still believed to be trapped

The businessman, who lives in England, aims to recover cash he lost in the separation, plus legal costs

It was a woeful showing from Scotland but the team’s manager says their goal of four points from the group stage remains the same.

The investigation by the Portuguese prosecutor’s office into the so-called BES / Venezuela case concluded last year and produced only some accusations against former directors of the bank that collapsed in 2014.

The 20 balaclava-clad gangsters carrying AK47 assault rifles and revolvers blew off the roof and both sides - instead of the door of the cash van in Mhala, South Africa

A woman, aged 57, has been arrested on suspicion of murder over the death of a newborn baby girl who was found in Northampton in 1982, police have confirmed following fresh evidence

The social media star snatched the iPhone out of a woman’s hand while she was texting. The court heard she was left "stressed, anxious and quite scared for my safety" by the incident.

Femke Wiersma married the dairy farmer she met on the TV reality show before going into politics.

A British tourist hijacked a truck and smashed through a toll gate in a terrifying rampage in Bali.

Suspect understood to have been arrested on suspicion of offences including conspiracy to commit fraud

Landmark verdict against Chiquita marks first time major US company held liable for funding human rights abuses abroad

Union claims Whitbread, which also owns Premier Inn, has not consulted properly with restaurant staff

Earl Spencer, the younger brother of Princess Diana, said earlier this year that he was sexually abused as a child and detailed how he suffered at the hands of a female member of staff when he was at Maidwell Hall boarding school.

A plane carrying Malawi’s Vice President Saulos Chilima and nine other people has gone missing after it failed to make a scheduled landing on Monday, according to the presidential office.

A violent gang that most likely originated in a Venezuelan prison in 2012 has, in just over a decade, grown into Latin America’s “most disruptive” criminal group and is spreading like cancer throughout the continent.

With a “peace summit” set to take place in Switzerland later this June, speculation is again rampant regarding the potential for ending Russia’s ongoing invasion of Ukraine via some form of diplomatic solution.

Modi will lead India under the challenges of a coalition government with allies