All news by author James Smith

Donald Trump’s counter-terrorism chief has told LBC the President-elect may expect British troops to be stationed in Ukraine to maintain the peace if a ceasefire is agreed.

Armed cops who swarmed a 13-year-old boy after his water pistol was mistaken for a real gun have been cleared of wrongdoing by the police watchdog.

Events in Syria have moved at lightning pace over the last two weeks.

President-elect Donald Trump has for the second time joined an exclusive club in the company of global figures and leaders – some controversial.

Anastasija Grigorjeva is taking legal action against Royal Parks after she says she was electrocuted and left with brain damage

The U.S. Supreme Court sidestepped on Wednesday a decision on whether to allow shareholders to proceed with a securities fraud lawsuit accusing artificial intelligence chipmaker Nvidia (NVDA.O), opens new tab of misleading investors about how much of its sales depended on the volatile cryptocurrency market.

Divers are searching for former England rugby player Tom Voyce, who is believed to have been swept away by floodwater during Storm Darragh.

Saudi Arabia will host the 2034 World Cup, despite a slew of human rights concerns.

A new police unit has for the first time mapped the gangs targeting shops around the country to see where they’re operating.

A Russian spy cell operating in the UK planned to kidnap a journalist and smuggle him out of the country using a small boat, the Old Bailey has heard.

A website that allows anyone to create their own cryptocurrency in a couple of clicks has been banned in the UK.

Marcus Todd Brisco, a resident of Hawaii has settled SAEG fraud charges with the CFTC.

Police have released two new images in the hunt for an assassin who gunned down United Healthcare CEO Brian Thompson in New York City this week.

Omar Fayed claims former Harrods Owner tricked police to escape justice over rape and sexual assault allegations

After a long flight over a sea of trees, the ocean begins to emerge through the window of the twin-propeller plane. The vast Pacific meets the Darién jungle in the remote Colombian town of Juradó, in the northwestern Chocó department.

FEC filings reveal a glimpse of the tech industry’s financial influence on Washington.

A hundred years ago, on Dec. 1, 1924, Estonian communists attempted a coup d’état that enjoyed the direct backing of Soviet Russia — despite the Tartu Peace Treaty signed in 1920.

Mike Tyson lost out to Jake Paul in a lucrative clash in Texas last month but the fight has courted controversy both before and after the final bell - and his lawyers have spoken out in the face of more legal action

The CEO of a major airline has slammed passengers who try to avoid paying for carry-on luggage.

One of the UK’s biggest recruiters has warned that the UK is heading towards recession, blaming the chancellor’s National Insurance hike for a slump in the jobs market.