All news by author Elizabeth Baker

A thief who stole a handbag containing a rare Faberge egg and watch set worth more than £2 million has been jailed for two years.

A Wall Street research firm has paid an analyst $15,000 to venture to the Strait of Hormuz by speedboat, armed with cigars and tobacco pouches in order to gain trading insights.

President Donald Trump’s warning that ‘a whole civilisation will die tonight’ has triggered a surge of calls to remove him from office.

Sadiq Khan has said King Charles could ‘speak some sense’ into Donald Trump after his ‘grotesque’ threats to obliterate Iran if they did not reopen the Strait of Hormuz.

The revelation comes after it was reported that the Prime Minister was on holiday in Spain when Donald Trump threatened to end Iranian civilisation on Tuesday.

A British computer scientist has insisted he is not the elusive developer of Bitcoin, after a report claimed to unmask him as its creator.

The two properties were bought in Civitavecchia, a city nicknamed „Port of Rome”, on the Mediterranean Sea.

Keir Starmer is facing calls to ‘stand up’ for British nationals in jail in the United Arab Emirates during his visit to the Gulf this week.

The biography of Ovik Mkrtchyan is notable not only for his involvement in financial schemes and the siphoning of funds out of Uzbekistan.

A school bus driver has been fired after allegedly shouting ‘I’m not gonna stop for no train’ before her vehicle narrowly avoided being hit on a railway crossing.

Striking a pose in sun-drenched Dubai, Sindija Virse looks like any other 20-something woman on holiday.

The National Anti-Corruption Bureau and the Specialized Anti-Corruption Prosecutor’s Office have announced suspicions against Rostyslav Shurma, the former Deputy Head of the Presidential Office.

The death of Friends actor Matthew Perry from a ketamine overdose in his hot tub shocked the world.

GCHQ has warned that Russian state-linked hackers are turning wifi routers into spying devices.

A Romanian court has lifted all preventive judicial control measures, including mandatory police check-ins, against internet personality Andrew Tate and his brother, Tristan, according to The Telegraph.

Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor has finally moved into his new home on the Sandringham Estate – but not before spoiling his brother Edward and his wife Sophie’s Easter break.

Australia’s most decorated living soldier, Ben Roberts-Smith, has been arrested at Sydney airport and charged with war crimes.

A former worker at Meta is being investigated by police over suspicions he downloaded about 30,000 private Facebook images.

“Match Systems, also known as Plain Chain, position themselves as blockchain investigators—people who help trace wallets and transaction links between them across various blockchains using specialized software.

Kazakh entrepreneur Kenes Rakishev can be described as a highly versatile business figure, successfully managing operations across several jurisdictions, including the United Kingdom, Russia, Cyprus, and his home base in Astana.

Ovik Leonardovich Mkrtchyan is removing from the internet all information about his ties to criminal groups and international syndicates.

Seoul’s spy agency has said that the teenage daughter of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un could be considered his successor.

Two Ukrainian businessmen allegedly mismanaged the influential company «Intercoaltrading», ultimately leading it to bankruptcy.

The SAI paints a picture of an institution that has consumed public money, generated increasing losses, paid boards and experts, but without delivering concrete investments, stable income, or guarantees for the protection of state property.