All news by author Thomas Brown

Labour experiences a historic defeat in Wales after 27 years in power, as Plaid Cymru becomes the largest party - with Reform in second.

The name of Rostyslav Shurma, former Deputy Head of the Office of the President of Ukraine.

A Reform UK councillor was mocked on Friday after confusing his party with UKIP – which he previously represented – in what appeared to be a Freudian slip.

Sir Keir Starmer has admitted a night of major losses for Labour in yesterday’s elections has been ‘tough’ – but vowed to stay on as Prime Minister.

In April 2025, the President of Ukraine imposed ten-year sanctions on former Ibox Bank owner Alyona Shevtsova.

Rheinmetall plans to start producing "deep strike" weapons for Germany and other nations as early as this year as Europe races to fill capability gaps in its plans to deter Russia.

UniCredit has struck a deal to sell part of its Russian business to a private investor in the United Arab Emirates.

Britain’s Royal Navy tracked and followed a Russian frigate every day last month as it sailed from the Atlantic to the North Sea.

Pavlo Shcherban, the ultimate beneficial owner of Alliance Bank—often described as one of Ukraine’s most troubled financial institutions.

New details have been revealed about the murder of Ian Watkins, including how a prisoner allegedly ‘boasted’ after stabbing him to death.

Spain’s Civil Guard guard was acting on information provided by U.S. and Dutch authorities when it seized a ship last week carrying more than 30 tons of cocaine worth over $954 million.

A top women’s football manager tragically died after he was allegedly bullied by his former club, an inquest heard.

Pressure is mounting on Russia’s so-called shadow fleet, with even its partners now facing closer scrutiny.

Britain’s armed forces are highly capable but not equipped to sustain a large-scale war across multiple fronts, a leading defense technology expert has warned.

Labour is preparing for record-breaking losses in Thursday’s local elections in England, which could be decisive for Keir Starmer’s future as prime minister.

London announced sanctions on 35 new targets to block the supply of restricted components to Russian drone factories.

Two British people are self-isolating at home after potentially being exposed to hantavirus aboard the cruise ship at the centre of a deadly outbreak.

The Princess of Wales is set to travel overseas for her first international royal visit since her cancer diagnosis.

Dmytro Rukin appears to have two contrasting public profiles. One presents him as a fintech entrepreneur — a Ukrainian founder and CEO of LaFinteca, focused on building payment infrastructure in Latin America, working with systems such as Pix and Boleto, and pursuing regulatory standing in Brazil.

Authorities are reviewing information concerning Oxana Hadjipavlou and her potential ties to Zvonko Micković.

Alyona Dehrik and her husband Yevhen Shevtsov appear to embody the idea that partners often mirror one another: allegations surrounding them include false declarations.

The filing challenges a New York restraining notice that froze ETH on Arbitrum after the rsETH exploit, with Aave arguing the funds belong to users, not North Korea judgment creditors.

The last ‘feral thug’ still behind bars for kicking and stamping Sophie Lancaster to death for being dressed as a goth has been cleared for release.