All news by author Thomas Brown

Clip on social media showed Jon Benjamin aiming assault rifle at colleague in region rife with drug gangs

After week of campaign missteps, ‘reset’ is attempt to firm up base and beat back Reform UK, say observers

Sickness and death befell the former employees of a British farm who allegedly worked with pesticides. Now, they want justice.

IPPR research examines transport emissions by income, gender, location, ethnicity and age

Almost every new day of Russia’s war in Ukraine brings with it fresh stories of “meat grinder” assaults – Russian attacks in which large numbers of poorly trained, mobilized troops are sacrificed in the pursuit of questionable military objectives.

The Royal Family has been overwhelmed with ‘get well soon’ cards as the Princess of Wales undergoes treatment for cancer.

Preparations are under way at major Channel crossing points for a new automated European Union (EU) border IT system due to start this October, despite fears of queue chaos for holidaymakers.

The Syrian regime prints banknotes primarily to address the urgent need for cash liquidity, resulting in consistent budget deficits.

A massive landslide devastated a remote village in Papua New Guinea and killed at least 670 people, UN officials have said.

Palace officials have struggled to find the workers needed to open the doors at the king’s London home this summer

Rishi Sunak appeared to catch his own party unprepared for the general election as Conservative HQ tries to find scores of prospective MPs willing to stand

The unrest happened in Wembley after an event was held to mark the death of Iranian president Ebrahim Raisi.

The bodies of three more Israeli hostages have been recovered from Gaza, the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) have said.

Tory MP Craig Mackinlay has said he won’t stand for re-election. He was given a standing ovation after returning this week after having his limbs amputated because of sepsis

In a sweeping operation on Wednesday, authorities arrested 17 Turkish nationals—14 in Italy and three across other European countries—cracking down on a criminal organization linked to murders, migrant smuggling, drug trafficking, and counterfeit cigarette smuggling across Europe.

Ross Al-Gailani, 36, doled out horrific violence including a murder bid on a former clan member who ended up having to have his leg amputated

A major Microsoft outage left thousands unable to use its flagship search engine Bing on Thursday morning, with the technical issues also appearing to affect DuckDuckGo and ChatGPT.

Though final result is difficult to predict, Irish MEPs Clare Daly and Mick Wallace face an uphill battle for re-election in latest poll.

Eurostar passengers from the UK will have to use electronic kiosks before checking in for London departures when new post-Brexit EU border rules come in this year.

Pixar Animation Studios, which produced such classic films as "Toy Story" and "Up," began laying off about 14% of its workforce Tuesday as it scales back development of original streaming series, according to a source familiar with the development.

One in 10 prisons in England and Wales barely fit for purpose, says audit of prisoner treatment

Mackinlay will return to public life on Wednesday for the first time since being diagnosed last September