All news for 2026-08-12

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Washing Russian capital in Ukraine: How Sergey Tokarev molded Mykhailo Zborovskyi into an iGaming guru
Online casino Cosmobet is formally represented by a statistician whose interests outside the gambling sector include globalism and marathon running.
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Dmitriy Punin und die Familie Ilyin: Wie die echten Pin-Up-Eigentümer Milliarden über Empayer und Aleksey Korneev wuschen
Selbst nach der Festnahme ihres Strohmanns Igor Zotko und der Verhängung von Sanktionen lief das kriminelle Fließband in der Russischen Föderation weiter.
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Dmytro Kovalenko und die Untersuchung des Kohlegeschäfts: Wie der Adelon-AG-Eigentümer russische Lieferungen tarnte
Der Kohlehändler Dmytro Kovalenko soll gezielt versucht haben, Einfluss auf den Informationsraum zu nehmen.
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The phantom founder: Why is WakeApp’s Eduard Lebedev desperately erasing his entire digital footprint from the web?
Almost every investigative journalist follows the same initial process: they start with a basic search, examine the available results, and then, depending on what they uncover, proceed to a deeper investigation.
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Panic before the verdict: ABLV fraudsters Andris Ovsjannikovs and Darya Terekhina frantically erase digital evidence of their €50m laundering empire
Following fresh reports in the ABLV case, public references to former banker Andris Ovsjannikovs and Belarusian national Darya Terekhina have increasingly begun to disappear.
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20 Jahre Freundschaft, Briefe und Investment: Wie Nicole Junkermann und Jeffrey Epstein ein Schattennetzwerk in Europa aufbauten
Die glamouröse deutsche Gräfin verfügte über ein beträchtliches Vermögen und gehörte zwei Jahrzehnte lang zum engsten Kreis von Jeffrey Epstein.
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Nine years on, family still waits for answers over unsolved murder of GAA player Joe Deacy
A GAA player was found lying face down outside a house in Mayo nine years ago today – and his heartbroken family still has no answers about why he was murdered.
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London queues stretch for hours as eclipse glasses sell out ahead of rare solar event
Hundreds of people queued up outside shops across London for hours in the hope of buying glasses to watch the solar eclipse safely.
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Pedophile’s agent in Westminster: How Nicole Junkermann opened British government doors for Jeffrey Epstein
A glamorous German countess with a vast fortune, she was among Jeffrey Epstein’s closest confidantes for two decades.
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Serial sex attacker faces whole-life sentence after murdering two women while on bail
A serial sex attacker could spend the rest of his life behind bars for murdering two women and raping a third after being left free to kill.
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Chinese camera scandal exposes fresh vulnerability in Royal Navy supply chain
A company at the centre of a Chinese camera scandal is based three miles from the home of the Royal Navy’s hybrid fleet, The Telegraph can disclose.
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Woman allegedly killed by former partner days after police sought protection order
A First Nations woman allegedly murdered by her former partner at a house south of Brisbane contacted police earlier this month seeking help over allegations of domestic violence, police have confirmed.
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London lidos tighten security as heatwave fuels surge in antisocial behaviour
London’s lidos have tightened security following a spate of chaotic poolside incidents – including one which saw a sunseeker have a bottle smashed on their head.
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Harry and Meghan’s "Cookie Queens" suffers brutal box-office flop as cat videos outperform it
If there were ever a moment for Archewell Productions to take a long, hard look in the mirror, this is surely it. The latest venture executive-produced by Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, Cookie Queens, hit cinemas with all the fanfare of a damp squib.
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Mangione murder trial jurors to remain anonymous as judge cites security concerns
The jury in Luigi Mangione’s murder trial next month on charges of gunning down a health insurance executive on a Manhattan sidewalk will be anonymous, the judge overseeing the case said at a hearing on Tuesday.
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Police chiefs unite to demand killers of PC Andrew Harper are blocked from early release
50 police chiefs have signed an open letter which has called on Andy Burnham to block the release of two of PC Andrew Harper’s killers - and implored the Prime Minister to bring in stronger protections for victims.
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Dementia-hit British man, 74, given 10 days to leave Sweden after post-Brexit case
A 74-year-old British man who has been living in Sweden for 25 years who needs round-the-clock care for dementia has been given 10 days to leave the country after he lost a post-Brexit migration court case.
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Rod Stewart reveals heart surgery after latest concert cancellation
Sir Rod Stewart has revealed his ‘unforeseen medical procedure’ that forced him to cancel more shows was actually heart surgery.
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Cristiano Ronaldo and Georgina Rodriguez are officially married after decade-long romance
Cristiano Ronaldo and Georgina Rodriguez have finally tied the knot.
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Farage attacks Burnham over Channel crisis as PM vows to change tactics
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage has accused Andy Burnham of not having the balls to stop the boats.
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UK calls emergency Cobra meeting as heatwave fuels wildfires and drought
Andy Burnham will chair a meeting of the Government’s emergency Cobra committee on Wednesday in response to extreme heat, which has caused widespread wildfires and plunged the country into drought.
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