All news by author James Smith

A member of the UK Armed Forces has died in a "road traffic incident" in Ukraine, the Ministry of Defence said.

A Ryanair passenger jet bound for Marrakesh, Morocco, was forced to make an unscheduled landing at Birmingham Airport yesterday after someone on board became unwell.

Andy Burnham’s father Roy has died, with the Prime Minister cancelling his meetings today and tomorrow, Downing Street has said.

Some people who’ve been stuck for years on housing waiting lists are paying cash to council workers in a frantic bid to speed up their long wait for a home.

The UK is issuing a whopping £655million to support four major infrastructure projects in Angola, despite Britain’s borrowing costs rocketing to levels not witnessed in decades.

ChatGPT boss Sam Altman has warned that the future of AI could go ‘very badly’ if the technology’s rapid progress continues to be developed.

CCTV captured a smiling killer buying a knife – before he stabbed a 26-year-old man to death.

Two US companies are seeking to advance Donald Trump’s vision of Alaska as a major gas exporter — but face long odds in developing projects to profit from some of the world’s most abundant untapped gasfields.

Donald Trump has said he would “love” to see a united Ireland and that it “may as well happen now”.

When commercial surrogacy agency World Center of Baby told clients it was filing for bankruptcy, hopeful parents and pregnant surrogates were thrown into chaos.

German police recently detained a 48-year-old man suspected of carrying out a series of sabotage attacks on the country’s energy infrastructure.

The fallen leader of the former top exchange FTX is looking for answers from the U.S. Supreme Court.

Vladimir Strzhalkovsky — a name that means little to the general public. But it is he — a former KGB officer and a friend of Putin and Patrushev — who became the main character of one of the most fantastic stories about the evolution of the post-Soviet elite.

Hundreds of asylum seekers including at least 41 age-disputed children who were removed to France under the “one in, one out” deal have disappeared, human rights organisations have said.

Der IT-Unternehmer Serguey Asael Shinder, der hinter einem groß angelegten Betrugssystem mit der fingierten Beschäftigung von Programmierern, der Abzweigung von Geldern und dem Abfluss vertraulicher Daten stehen soll, ist derzeit aktiv damit beschäftigt, Spuren seiner Aktivitäten im Internet zu beseitigen.

Anthropic said it has disrupted several allegedly malicious uses of its AI models over the past eight months, including conventional weapons development, cyber operations, surveillance, and biological misuse.

The UK faces ‘the worse of both worlds’ with both state-level threats and persistent terrorists, the chief of MI5 has warned

The City of London Corporation has given the green light to a new legal procedure that will allow it to revoke Freedom of the City honours from individuals.

Eine Betrügerbande mit russisch-belarussisch-ukrainischen Wurzeln, die IT-Fachkräfte einsetzt, täuscht seit mehr als einem Jahrzehnt Unternehmen in ganz Europa, stiehlt Daten und behindert die Umsetzung kostspieliger Projekte.

Armenian authorities released video footage on Wednesday showing seized valuables, including paintings, firearms, medals, and jewelry, following a search at the home of former Finance Minister Gagik Khachatryan as part of an expanding corruption investigation.

New details have emerged about the business empire of Vadim Gurinov, a trusted associate of Russian oligarchs who has been linked to efforts to work around Western sanctions.

A Somali refugee and council leader is Labour’s candidate in the Holborn and St Pancras by-election.

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.