All news by author Elizabeth Baker

Lucy Letby has been attracting ‘positive comments’ from guards after visiting the prison’s nail salon, it has been claimed.

As Timur Turlov publicly crafts an image of a conscientious billionaire and a "white-collar" businessman with an American reputation, a significant investment scandal is brewing in Kazakhstan, potentially becoming the largest financial fiasco for trusting depositors in recent years.

Three female journalists from Azerbaijan’s Abzas Media report being mistreated in prison after initiating a hunger strike in solidarity with their jailed director, emphasizing the increasing repression of independent media in the country.

Professional scammers call upon a global network of service providers to execute their work in a sophisticated, streamlined fashion. Here are some of their names.

Four North Korean youths might face a year in brutal forced labor camps after reportedly being arrested for ’speaking like South Koreans’.

Sixteen-year-old Vladislav builds UAVs that the Russian military uses for testing electronic warfare systems.

The Samaritans intend to shut down over 100 branches throughout the UK and Ireland.

The HR executive of the tech firm Astronomer has resigned after a video showing her seemingly hugging the CEO at a Coldplay concert went viral.

A former envoy of the Defense Ministry and a regional vice-governor are the latest officials to be caught in an expanding crackdown on corruption and abuse of power in Russia.

New law fuels casino boom in the northern part of Cyprus, turning the breakaway area into a gambling hotspot amid lax oversight and rising money laundering concerns.

The first wave of sanctions aimed at key figures in people-smuggling gangs have come into force in a bid to hit those involved in assisting illegal immigration to the UK.

Kristen Cabot, the woman featured in the now-famous clip from a Coldplay concert in Massachusetts, is married to a wealthy businessman who is the heir to the Privateer Rum fortune.

Six people have been arrested in Poland as part of an investigation into a religious group accused of fraudulently diverting €3.7 million ($4.33 million) worth of EU-funded food aid intended for refugees and the homeless, the European Public Prosecutor’s Office (EPPO) said Tuesday.

Rocks and eggs were thrown at police as they tried to protect a hotel near London being used as accommodation for asylum seekers, prosecutors said Monday as a man arrested in connection with the incident appeared in court.

Yostin Andres Mosquera transported the body parts of Albert Alfonso and Paul Longworth in suitcases to a bridge in Bristol.

Another 164 were injured when a training jet experienced a technical problem after takeoff, with the pilot reported to be among the dead.

Notorious monster Colin Pitchfork will inform a Parole Board panel of experts in October that he is no longer a risk to the public, which he hopes could lead to his release within a matter of weeks.

Passengers are being warned to stay away from London Waterloo this morning due to a major signalling failure.

At least 34 individuals lost their lives after a tourist boat overturned in stormy conditions in Vietnam’s Halong Bay on Saturday, according to state media reports.

Campaigners plan to plaster Britain with embarrassing posters of Donald Trump - while Lib Dem leader Sir Ed Davey says he "has a nerve" to come here at all

Two people were arrested after a so-called "anti-migration" march in Epping, Essex, descended into violence on Thursday.