All news for 2024-06-07

A workers’ union in Massachusetts received last year an email purportedly from an employee of an investment consulting firm, requesting a payment change.

A labor union at Samsung Electronics in South Korea said many workers went on strike Friday, marking the first such walkout in the smartphone and chipmaking giant’s 55-year history.

The daughter of Hunter Biden has told jurors that her father seemed "great" and "hopeful" around the time he purchased a gun in October 2018.

Flemish far-right frontman Tom Van Grieken battles to break up Belgium.

An abandoned Myanmar military camp sits atop a wooded hill, overlooking a picturesque lake which is well known in these parts because of its unique heart-like shape.

A childminder has admitted shaking and killing a nine-month-old baby she was supposed to be looking after.

The Manchester United striker was caught driving above the 70mph limit on a motorway in Manchester on 12 December - he could now face a driving ban.

A D-Day furore for his rival lets the Labour leader play PM in waiting. But questions remain over his party’s defense plans.

A 52-year-old British tourist rushed into the water to aid two youngsters, aged six and seven, along with others after they began to struggle in the water - the tourist has sadly died

It comes after a report by The Independent showing the judges were being paid £40,000 to sit on the court for up to a month at a time

The world’s most eligible bachelor is officially off the market after getting married in the society wedding of the year – gate crashed by Just Stop Oil.

Moldova detained Tuesday four allegedly corrupt officials tied to an international conspiracy that has allowed criminals to escape Red Notice arrest warrants issued by Interpol.

A Surinamese man, wanted by Interpol for a series of crimes including the smuggling of approximately 450 kg of cocaine by aircraft, was captured last week in São Paulo, Brazilian Federal Police stated.

Record number of far-right candidates on the ballot as polls show almost two-thirds of voters want tougher controls on immigration

Music streaming platform Spotify is experiencing widespread outages worldwide.

An infamous gangster known as ‘big Viking Stomper’ has been on the run from the police for 10 days.

The year was 1997, and U.K. Conservative Leader William Hague had convened a meeting of his top team following Labour’s landslide election victory.

Leaders rally behind Zelenskiy to make clear to Putin that, as in 1944, freedom in Europe is worth fighting for