All news for 2025-02-12

A mother-of-four shot all her daughters, leaving three of them dead and one fighting for her life, and then turned the gun on herself.

The family of an 87-year-old woman who died after falling victim to an ‘act of senseless violence’ at a train station have paid tribute, saying she was a ‘source of endless joy’.

Football fans will be banned from drinking alcohol in Saudi Arabia during the 2034 World Cup – without any exceptions.

FIFA says it is aware of "ongoing legal proceedings in Miami" and added that the "alleged offences are serious and of a personal matter" with no link to his work at FIFA.

Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin have agreed to begin Ukraine peace talks that could signal the beginning of the end of the bloody war.

With Elon Musk’s understanding of technology and his obvious preference to cheap but sophisticated unmanned systems, one can hope that he will soon turn his ire to America’s budget-busting carrier force.

Libyan authorities uncovered mass graves containing dozens of migrant bodies, allegedly linked to human trafficking networks, as part of an ongoing crackdown on smuggling operations.

The U.S., U.K., and Australia target a Russian-based bulletproof hosting provider with sanctions, for its critical role in facilitating cybercriminal activities, including major ransomware attacks.

Malkinson, who spent 17 years in prison, says he plans to use interim payment to visit family in Australia.

Judge takes rare step of naming Robert Charles Albon, who subjected mothers to ‘nightmare’ of controlling behaviour.

The White House claimed that the law has been a drag on U.S. business competitiveness and drained resources from both businesses and law enforcement.

Authorities arrest 15 individuals, including a former power company CEO, in connection with a $1 million scandal, as protests over government negligence continue to escalate.

A recent U.S. sanctions notice has put the spotlight on an alleged narcotics ring from the small Baltic country, which purportedly includes a previously-convicted trafficker dubbed a “global kingpin” of the trade.

Elizabeth Genia was appointed governor of the Bank of Papua New Guinea despite fighting in court to block a police investigation into suspected money laundering. She has not been charged.

A London train station was named one of the best stations in Europe – the only UK station to make the top 10 list.

A criminal mastermind behind Britain’s biggest armed robbery was shot in the kitchen of his luxury home after getting out of prison, the Old Bailey has heard.

The United States is preparing to return cybercrime kingpin Alexander Vinnik to Russian custody as part of an exchange for American Marc Fogel, a U.S. official said Wednesday.

Footage released by police in the Mexican state of Tabasco show the moment sledgehammer-wielding officers attempt to smash through the walls of a teen’s concrete tomb.

A mum who dragged a rival parent to the ground and repeatedly kicked her in the face outside a primary school has avoided jail.

The last remaining Beales shop in the UK is set to close its doors for good at the end of May.

A 55-year-old man has died and 25 others were injured after a crash between a truck and high-speed train.

Former Bangladesh prime minister Sheikh Hasina and her government tried to cling on to power using systematic, deadly violence against protesters that could amount to "crimes against humanity", the UN has said.