All news by author Thomas Brown

Last week, Russian security forces carried out a large-scale operation to detain individuals associated with the illegal activities of the cryptocurrency exchange Cryptex and the anonymous payment system UAPS

The Latvian authorities are keen on using every chance they get to display their opposition to Russia.

Prelates to receive red hats at December consistory in largest intake of electors during pontiff’s 11-year tenure

Shocking footage has emerged of two men attempting to brawl in the middle of a flight to Turkey.

Two Metropolitan Police officers who were sacked over the stop and search of black athlete Bianca Williams and her partner have been given their jobs back.

Following a damning report by the South African Office of the Public Protector, authorities have reassigned two officials and issued them final written warnings for taking six months to report the escape of a convicted murderer and rapist from prison.

Star of Daily Star’s web stunt given fake heritage mark after proving itself less perishable than Truss’s premiership

Innova prelaunched on the website domains “8innova.com” and “innovabackoffice.com”.

The boys were locked inside the property before the blaze broke out in December 2021 - with police saying the flames spread quickly because of the amount of rubbish strewn across the floor.

James Heappey said the government’s decision to partially suspend arms sales to Israel was a "big mistake" that will weaken UK influence in Washington.

Police hunting for a suspected acid attacker who targeted two children outside a London school have made an arrest

Trial told Thomas Kwan, 53, disguised himself as a nurse and told Patrick O’Hara he was getting a Covid jab

People are shelling out up to £1,200 ($1,600) for a seat on one of the yachts travelling from Lebanon to Cyprus, as Israel renewed its bombardment of the southern suburbs of Beirut.

Dale Semper ‘feels some justice has been done’ after apology and settlement but moment ‘bitter sweet’

Suspect sectioned under the Mental Health Act and arrested on suspicion of possession of an offensive weapon

Cambodia has begun hiding the identities of foreigners purchasing passports through a citizenship investment program – a move analysts say will undermine efforts to tackle crime groups that have set up shop in the Southeast Asian nation.

Electric vehicles that have been flooded with saltwater are being treated as a potential fire hazard in the wake of Hurricane Helene.

Prime minister hopes to use talks with European Commission president Ursula von der Leyen this week to prepare for a reset in the spring

Latest Opinium poll for the Observer shows Labour leader got the opposite of a ‘bounce’ from Liverpool party conference

Rachel Reeves said to have dismissed concerns about policy, even though some claim it contains ‘basic errors’

Alan Miller, 59, second person in US to be executed via controversial technique, shook and trembled on gurney