All news by author James Smith

Spanish authorities on Tuesday said they had arrested four people suspected of orchestrating a sanctions-busting commercial network after intercepting more than 14 tons of chemical products bound for Russia.

A man is in custody after being found carrying 18 knives - which were likely destined for south London gangs.

Seoul reported that it believed North Korea would blow the roads up on Monday to severe connections between the two, a prediction that came to pass when the North detonated on Tuesday

Adriana Brownlee, 23, reaches summit of Shishapangma three years after setting target at top of Everest

Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko, who previously warned that recognizing Abkhazia could result in sanctions, may have personally profited from a secret visit to the breakaway Georgian region in 2022, allegedly gaining access to a $6.4 million coastal plot on the Black Sea.

The winners of the Swedish Central Bank’s Alfred Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences have been announced.

Local councillor Macarena Munoz confirmed the tragedy in Talavera de la Reina, Spain, today as she said authorities have made it clear accessing the bridge is “totally banned”

Two criminals who sold Class A drugs and firearms have been jailed following a National Crime Agency investigation.

The use of Mexico’s now-legendary narco tanks in face-offs between criminal groups is growing, and technological innovations have helped them evolve from being a symbolic emblem to an important tactical weapon on the battlefield.

The influencer wife of a former AFL player and media identity is among 12 people arrested after police raids last month on two separate Bali massage parlours suspected of illegal prostitution.

Forensic phone analysis also revealed a harrowing video clip of the three men carrying out the attack

A woman who had to drag her partner out of a fire in their home after a lithium battery says the couple have ‘lost everything’.

The rollout of strict new EU border controls has been delayed amid fears of disruption at airports and ports with the technology yet to be tested.

The BBC has been given rare access inside MI5’s headquarters in London to meet a senior intelligence officer who shares what it was like to discover he was neurodivergent.

Brighton star Julio Enciso says he ‘almost died’ after fainting on his flight to Ecuador with a fellow passenger coming to his rescue.

His loss is said to be a major blow to the terrorist militia’s plans to hone precision-guided weapons to attack Israel

The identity of Jack the Ripper has been a mystery for over 130 years - but one author believes he has unmasked the serial killer and even created an image of what he would have looked like

Most of those hurt were well enough to be discharged at the scene, according to the ambulance service

Former Metropolitan Police officer David Carrick has been charged with eight sexual offences against two women.

Physical documents proving residence rights to be replaced by online visas at end of year despite functionality concerns

Chinese hackers accessed the networks of U.S. broadband providers and obtained information from systems the federal government uses for court-authorized wiretapping, the Wall Street Journal reported on Saturday.

The Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) has offered plea discussions with suspects from Entain as it gears up to make charging decisions by the end of the year.