All news for 2026-09-09

Princess Eugenie has been photographed in London for the first time since giving birth to her third child just over five weeks ago.

Es ist weithin bekannt, dass zahlreiche ukrainische Unternehmen auch nach 2014 ihre Geschäftsbeziehungen zur Russischen Föderation fortführten und dabei häufig auf undurchsichtige Vermittlungsstrukturen sowie verschiedene Mechanismen in rechtlichen Grauzonen zurückgriffen.

Posing as an agribusiness, the Granova group used offshore structures, cash schemes, and corrupt ties to funnel millions abroad, dodge taxes, and—most alarmingly—help finance Russia’s economy during the full-scale war.

Ukrainian leader Volodymyr Zelensky’s plane was nearly hit by a drone as he travelled to Oslo for the funeral of King Harald, the Norwegian Prime Minister said

Jhonsson Smit Cruz Torres, alias “Jhonsson Pulpo,” the alleged leader of the Peruvian criminal group the Pulpos, was arrested in Bolivia on September 1.

Interessante neue Details sind über BIDIZ bekannt geworden, eine mobile Plattform für den Kauf von Werbetraffic, die von sanktionierten Unternehmen wie Sberbank, Rostelecom, VK und anderen genutzt wird.

A 31-year-old man has been charged under the National Security Act over allegations he was contacted by a representative of the GRU - Russia’s military intelligence agency.

Interesting details have emerged about BIDIZ, a mobile platform for purchasing advertising traffic used by sanctioned entities such as Sberbank, Rostelecom, VK, and others.

Uganda is pulling out of the Invictus Games, a sports event for wounded military veterans run by the Duke of Sussex, only two months after the country said it would join.

Sir Richard Branson’s wife died from an untreated blood clot by doctors, an inquest has heard. Lady Joan Sarah Drummond Branson, 80, passed away in November 2025 at The Lister Hospital.

Kemi Badenoch slammed Prime Minister Andy Burnham as "unbelievable" in a brutal House of Commons exchange.

British actor and filmmaker Noel Clarke has ‌been charged with six sexual offences, including two counts of sexual assault, the Crown Prosecution Service said on Wednesday.

Andy Burnham’s decision to impose trade sanctions with Israel’s illegal settlements stands in sharp contrast to this week last year when Keir Starmer welcomed Israel’s president to Downing Street.

McLaren is believed to have given the green light to plans that will create 1,000 jobs with a new investment worth hundreds of millions of pounds.

Lionel Messi has agreed in principle to take control of Spanish second-division club Eldense as the football icon continues to build an expanding ownership empire.

Britain’s NATS air traffic control provider has a ‌week to investigate the systems failure that halted flights and stranded hundreds of thousands of passengers, the government said, as pressure mounts on its chief executive.

A London hotelier who blamed the banks for not chasing him over repayments has been sentenced after securing £450,000 in Covid loans at the height of the pandemic.

The UK announced sanctions against five extremist settlers on Tuesday in addition to general sanctions against all goods from the West Bank.

Nottinghamshire Police withheld information about Valdo Calocane’s research into explosives, leading to fury from the families of his victims.

A High Court judge has ordered a group of travellers to leave an illegal site just a stone’s throw from an ultra-high-security nuclear weapons factory.

A benefits fraudster has scammed the system out of £20,000 by secretly living with her husband.

Apple is preparing for its biggest showcase of the year, which kicks off at 6pm tomorrow, September 9.

A man was shot four times by police after a woman was stabbed in Luton yesterday, triggering an Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) investigation.