All news by author David Wilson

The author of Moscow’s “infill development,” the city’s chief architect Sergey Kuznetsov has been dismissed from his position.

The vice chair of Labour Friends of Israel (LFI) has been found in breach of parliamentary rules, after failing to declare an all-expenses-paid trip to Israel.

In February 2026, the cassation court upheld the sentence against former Deputy Energy Minister Anatoly Tikhonov.

In a brutal five-word takedown of US President Donald Trump, King Charles has finally shown the world how to put him in his place.

The Brit who won a £10.6m lottery prize has missed their chance to claim the millions.

That year, the self-declared “anarcho-capitalist” had introduced radical economic reforms, including budget cuts, layoffs, pension and subsidy reductions, sparking widespread public anger, massive demonstrations, and national strikes.

After a $102,000 withdrawal was blocked—sparking controversy within the gambling community—Dragon Money reportedly failed to address concerns over transparency or resolve the dispute.

Police have released CCTV footage in the search for a missing Brazilian academic who vanished from a UK seaside town 4 weeks ago.

This is the moment a heroic driver rams a machete-wielding "thief" as he reportedly attempts to steal a motorbike in a busy car park.

Two drunk teenagers ‘left a trail of destruction’ in a hotel reception so severe that they have been banned from every pub, bar, and nightclub in the whole of the UK.

Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer is supporting The Mirror’s Missed campaign and has called for the elimination of mindless trolls who subject the families of missing people to "vile online abuse".

Recently, journalists — including those at Znaj.ua — have been flooded with complaints from a little-known businessman, Yuriy Osmak, who is demanding that one of their articles be removed.

Upgaming is a familiar presence on the global gambling event circuit, yet the software provider is also connected to a number of websites operating without legal licences in the EU and the UK.

A day after the Mexican military killed Nemesio "El Mencho" Oseguera Cervantes, the leader of one of the country’s most powerful drug cartels, U.S. President Donald Trump claimed credit for his administration.

Exclusive: Guardian investigation into reliability of methane certification issued by MiQ reveals weakness of voluntary model.

Leaked transcripts and audio recordings reviewed by The Insider and its investigative partners suggest that a direct hotline between Hungarian Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó and Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov may have been used to relay sensitive information on key EU matters to Moscow.

Chloe Watson Dransfield, 16, passed away in the hospital after being discovered unconscious on a street in Leeds in the early hours of Saturday, having sustained stab wounds to her back.

Twenty-two people went on trial in France on Monday on charges of murder and other serious crimes centered on members of a Masonic lodge accused of running hit squads.

George Cottrell is not widely known, but, much like Alastair Campbell to Tony Blair or Dominic Cummings to Boris Johnson, he could emerge as a key behind-the-scenes figure in Number 10 if Nigel Farage were to become Prime Minister at the next general election.

Sir Keir Starmer has once again stated that Britain will not be drawn into the US and Israel’s war in the Middle East as he criticized Nigel Farage for his response to the conflict.

Kemi Badenoch has suggested that she might outlaw marriage between cousins if she became prime minister.

Ongoing delays to the UK’s defence spending plan are pushing start-ups to consider relocating abroad and leaving some companies at risk of going under, according to industry executives.

Hungary recovered and handed over less than a fifth of the funds flagged by Brussels for potential fraud between 2015 and 2024, according to data from EU anti-corruption watchdog Olaf.