All news for 2025-04-15

The European missile giant MBDA, the manufacturer of well-known Storm Shadow/Scalp and Aster missiles, is struggling to meet orders due to rising demand.

Viktor Orbán’s son-in-law was spotted driving a Ferrari supercar worth €600,000. The Hungarian prime minister’s family is engaged in acquiring elite real estate in the country.

President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyy has enacted the decision of the National Security and Defence Council to impose sanctions against Serhiy Arbuzov, Andriy Klyuyev, Viktor Polishchuk, and Alyona Shevtsova.

Errol Woodger, 38, has been convicted of stealing a 50-year-old amputee, Marc Allen’s Mercedes and running him over with it outside his home in Erith, south-east London.

Tommy Taylor-Mclean, seven months, died on the first day of the trip to St Lucia, when he fell out of bed and developed a bleed on the brain, East London Coroner’s Court was told today

Former X Factor star Danny Dearden, who advanced to Mel B’s judge’s house and later built a successful career as a musician, has tragically passed away, according to his manager.

Katrina has recounted the moment she discovered her daughter, Hope Lyden, unconscious on a field after hearing her ’screaming’ on the phone following a horrific attack.

A person without a position in the administration, without publicity, but with full control, journalists indicate.

A woman has died and another is in critical condition after a cryotherapy session in Paris.

A pensioner has said he was beaten up and left for dead with two cracked ribs when 50 members of the traveller community descended onto a leafy Surrey village.

The Trump administration has said it is freezing more than $2bn (£1.5bn) in federal funds for Harvard University, hours after the elite college rejected a list of demands from the White House.

Actor and dwarfism charity founder Samantha Davis suffered cardiac arrest after surgery complications, coroner concludes

Multiple prisons in France have been the target of automatic weapon fire and burning vans and cars.

Citing the national security law, the administration has initiated a review of the impact of semiconductor and pharmaceutical imports.

Job vacancies fell to the lowest level in nearly four years, according to official figures, suggesting demand for workers is weakening as employment costs grow.

The US Vice President JD Vance has hinted that the UK could be exempt from Donald Trump’s sweeping tariffs.