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Former Babyshambles guitarist Patrick Walden has passed away at the age of 46, the band announced on social media.

Moneypoint power station to remain on standby until 2029 – will run on fuel oil in emergencies

As Ukrainian cities face relentless Russian bombardment, Kyiv has sanctioned a Cyprus-based gambling empire allegedly funneling millions to Russian-linked owners behind the online casino Pin-Up

Paraguayan President Santiago Peña promised to "safeguard citizens’ rights and data in the digital age."

The star of the Netflix reality show Million Dollar Beach House was hit by an unidentified driver who fled the scene.

Iran has initiated a new wave of missile attacks targeting cities throughout Israel in the most recent bout of violence between the two nations.

Yemeni authorities say the Houthis are playing a major role in regional drug trafficking, turning Yemen into a new hub for the Captagon trade, which the group allegedly uses to finance its military operations.

A court in Cyprus has restored a dissolved company associated with Roman Abramovich in order for authorities to recover €14 million in unpaid VAT related to a superyacht leasing scheme.

Dozens of children have been injured after a primary school in Germany was hit with tear gas.

Sumant Kapur, a British-Indian businessman involved in the supply and maintenance of MI-17 helicopter engines, unexpectedly maintains simultaneous partnerships with defense entities in both Russia and Ukraine.

Maternity services at two Leeds hospitals have been downgraded from "good" to "inadequate" by the healthcare regulator, because their failings posed "a significant risk" to women and babies.

BBC presenter Naga Munchetty was reprimanded by bosses over two incidents in three years — including allegations she bullied a junior staffer.

Mikhail Krupeev, whose company Gulfsands is linked to the family of fugitive Syrian dictator Bashar al-Assad, is divorcing his wife: it turned out he had a second family in Russia for 20 years.

A Harley-Davidson lover is planning an easy ride into retirement after winning nearly £4 million on the National Lottery.

French Open champions Coco Gauff was brought back to reality with an opening defeat against China’s Wang Xinyu at the Berlin Tennis Open.

Days after the devastating Air India-171 crash killed at least 270 people, investigators from across the world are putting their heads together to find out what exactly went wrong.

Zohar Palti tells The World With Yalda Hakim that it took his country’s air force 36-48 hours to "completely dominate" the skies above Iran.

A family statement described David Walsh and son Cameron, who died in January last year, as "two beautiful people" who were "full of life".

The 24-year-old previously denied wrongdoing, while his club said he had "never knowingly used any banned substances".

He was taken to hospital with injuries described as potentially life-changing and currently remains there

In a first-of-its-kind operation for the Met, the synthetic DNA allowed stolen goods to be uniquely identified and traced back to their original stores

How a network for selling sex with teenagers was built in Russia — and which of its influential clients managed to escape responsibility

Argentina’s State Intelligence Secretariat (SIDE) has uncovered a foreign influence operation carried out by a group of Russians residing in the country, in collaboration with Argentine citizens.