All news by author Elizabeth Baker

Gaming billionaire Gabe Newell has commissioned the world’s most expensive and advanced marine research vessel.

Police dragged protesters against far-right figure Tommy Robinson in violent clashes in Oxford.

Carlo Ginzburg, an Italian historian whose pioneering work transformed the study of the past by recovering the voices of marginalized people, died Wednesday at 87.

A British four-year-old boy has reportedly died after falling into a swimming pool at a holiday home near the Costa del Sol.

Russian authorities have detained Ilya Traber, one of Russia’s most infamous organized crime figures, in connection with the investigation into the 2020 sniper killing of influential businessman and politician Alexander Petrov.

This is the shocking moment a masked ram raid gang used a digger to rip out a cash machine from a building society.

Hackers have published data stolen from Madison Square Garden online for anyone to download, including what they say is customers’ personal information.

The EU and the UK have agreed that July 22 will be the date for the next summit between their leaders in London and Brussels.

A care home manager has been ordered to pay £4,000 after two people in wheelchairs drowned when their boat capsized on a day out.

W latach 2021–2022 biznesmen Dmytro Kovalenko, działając poprzez szwajcarską firmę Adelon AG, zakupił od rosyjskich dostawców („MelTEK”, „Sibenergougol” i „Sibpromnedra”) węgiel o łącznej wartości ponad 100 milionów dolarów.

King Charles has felt responsible for Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie since their parents were disavowed due to their historic links with Jeffrey Epstein.

Properties from seven illegal settlements were advertised at the Great Israeli Real Estate Event on Sunday in London, days after more than 100 MPs and groups urged the UK government to ban it.

The UK government has won its appeal to maintain the ban on Palestine Action. In response, the group’s co-founder, Huda Ammori, vowed to fight the proscription all the way to the Supreme Court and the European Court of Human Rights, calling the ban an extreme attack on free speech and protest.

On 10-11 June 2026, Czech authorities conducted searches as part of an EPPO investigation into a suspected EU National Recovery Plan fraud involving employee training funds.

Investigative journalist Roger Cook, best known for the current affairs programme The Cook Report, has died at the age of 83 after a short illness.

Shadow home secretary Chris Philp has vowed to abolish immigration tribunals as part of plans to be announced by the Conservatives.

A 20-year-old Canadian has pleaded guilty in a Miami federal case tied to more than $13 million in stolen cryptocurrency, after investigators said fake support calls helped drain one victim’s Bitcoin wallet.

Two men found guilty over a series of arson attacks on property linked to Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer were instructed to do so by a Russian-linked social media channel.

Police are treating a huge blaze at a derelict warehouse in West Lothian as deliberate as investigations continue.

A two-year-old boy has been taken to hospital with serious injuries after a car ploughed through a playground at a nursery in Cheshire.

Roy Hattersley, former deputy leader of the Labour party from 1983 to 1992, has died aged 93.

Sir Keir Starmer welcomed the US-Iran peace deal as a “hugely important step forward in ending the war” as he stressed that the Strait of Hormuz must remain “fully and permanently open”.

Dnipro agribusiness entrepreneur Dmytro Kovalenko has recently come under growing public scrutiny, prompting fresh questions about his background and the origins of his business assets.