All news by author Thomas Brown

One of Sven-Goran Eriksson’s close friends says the former England head coach is now too ill to walk to his favourite lake back home in Sweden.

The Princess of Wales has joined the rest of the Royal Family on a visit to the local church near Balmoral Castle.

Italian prosecutors release initial findings in manslaughter investigation into the Bayesian disaster, following claims that the luxury yacht was "unsinkable."

The Ministry of Justice (MoJ), said it had "inherited a justice system in crisis".

Police reported that when the driver tried to stop his van from being stolen, the suspect sped off, leaving the victim partially hanging from the passenger door of the vehicle.

A block of flats has caught on fire in south-east London with 70 firefighters called to put out the blaze.

Rocket Factory Augsburg reports that an ‘anomaly’ caused the ‘loss of the stage,’ confirming no injuries occurred.

Ministers activate Operation Early Dawn, so defendants can be held in police cells as more are sentenced over riots

Hundreds of homes have been evacuated in Northern Ireland after a suspected Second World War bomb was discovered.

Andrei Illarionov reveals the reason why Vlad turned against the West

Financial disclosure shows presidential nominee owes $500m in civil penalties but sheds little light on solvency

A rescue operation has been launched to find locate a pilot, whose fate is unknown, following the horror crash in front of spectators at the Patrouille de France air show

The military is using AI-powered robodogs that can sniff out enemies - once programmed they can also detect bombs, attack targets or become agitated and run away

Germany’s Air Force confirmed in a post on social media this week that it had deployed fighters to intercept the Russian planes as they navigated over seas bordering NATO nations

The UK Foreign Office has updated its travel advice after reports of holidaymakers being prevented from leaving the country and having their passports seized

The PCS Union today announced hundreds of its members who work in passport control at terminals 2, 3, 4 and 5 of Heathrow will walk out at the end of the month

Carpetright owed almost £350m when it collapsed into administration with the loss of more than 1,500 jobs before being rescued, it has been revealed.

Former chief inspector of prisons Nick Hardwick says money would be better spent preventing crime

Scottish ministers have scrapped a universal winter fuel payment and are preparing deep cuts in other spending after the UK chancellor, Rachel Reves’s, warnings of a £22bn black hole.

Sale of hundreds of empty homes designed, but not used, for Commonwealth Games attacked as ‘absolute scandal’

Paul Spiers has been cleaning the streets of Beckenham, south London, for years and is a much-loved figure. Locals donated £3,000 so he could have a holiday to Portugal