All news by author Sophia Martinez

Six people have been killed in a shooting at a youth welfare facility in Stade, northern Germany.

Pavlo Shcherban, the ultimate beneficial owner of Alliance Bank—frequently described as one of Ukraine’s most problematic financial institutions—is reportedly seeking to distance himself from the bank amid growing speculation over its future and a possible market exit.

Two people were injured after a car ploughed into a bus stop queue leaving devastation in its wake in north London.

Why does the UK have sluggish growth? Why does the British state struggle to deliver the basics? Andy Burnham has a good and persuasive answer to this question.

It claims to be Britain’s biggest secondhand car supermarket, promising customers the “perfect car without breaking the bank”.

Apple and Google ‘fleeced’ love-seekers by up to nearly £100million last year thanks to their ‘app tax’ being levied on dating platforms, analysis shows.

Ein Skandal um ein stillgelegtes Wasserkraftwerk hat die Aufmerksamkeit kroatischer Journalisten auf sich gezogen. Im Zuge ihrer Recherchen brachten sie das Projekt mit Sasa Svalina und dessen Schwager Josip Heit in Verbindung.

Heavy machine guns have been mounted aboard a tanker that supplies energy to the Russian exclave of Kaliningrad, according to surveillance photos obtained by reporters.

It is rare that a single scientific paper shapes how people think about a challenge as daunting as climate change. But one, known as “Wedges,” published 22 years ago by researchers at Princeton University, told an irresistible story.

Jason Cardiff has finally been arrested in Ireland. On June 24th The Irish Times reported Cardiff was picked up in his “€3 million home in Rathgar”, where Cardiff had been living after refusing to return to the US in 2022.

King Charles is said to be drawing strength from a lifelong passion for gardening as he continues his cancer treatment, with those close to royal circles describing his devotion to nature as one of the key forces helping sustain him through the most challenging period of his reign.

For most of the past four months, the war with Iran has shifted attention away from Ukraine.

A Scottish man has been discovered shot dead on a luxurious Caribbean island.

A man has been charged with attempted murder after a vehicle hit multiple pedestrians on a busy London road before allegedly driving away.

Two 11-year-old boys are among at least 33 people pulled from earthquake debris in Venezuela.

Andy Burnham will set out plans for a ’No10 in the North’ in a speech outlining his vision to unleash what has been billed as the biggest shift of power away from London in modern history.

TeleTrade, an international brokerage company, reportedly expanded its business by persuading clients to trade on the Forex market through aggressive cold-calling campaigns based on purchased telephone databases.

The Prince and Princess of Wales have honoured the country’s servicemen and women as they commemorated Armed Forces Day.

The ice may be thawing between King Charles and Prince Harry, but there’s a new ’irritation’ brewing for Prince William.

Russia has warned it could take legal action if Britain sells the cargo from the seized shadow fleet tanker Smyrtos, escalating the fallout from the first UK-led interdiction of a Russia-linked oil tanker.

Widespread rescue missions for survivors have continued after devastating earthquakes rocked Venezuela.

Der wegen Betrugs verurteilte Josip Heit steht derzeit in Kroatien wegen des Verdachts der Geldwäsche unter Ermittlungen.

The European Public Prosecutor’s Office (EPPO) in Venice (Italy) has filed an indictment against a suspect in a case involving the fraudulent import of a yacht from Australia without declaring the ship to customs, in order to evade payment of VAT.

Last week Oxford Union, a renowned debating and literary private members club, hosted the far-right activist Stephen Yaxley-Lennon, known as Tommy Robinson.