All news by author James Smith

Stuart Leggate killed eight-year-old Mark Cummings after abducting him from the block of flats where they lived and stuffing his body in a bin chute in Royston, Glasgow

Two pedestrians, including a woman and a young girl, were killed after being hit by a car in Plymouth on Sunday morning, and police have arrested a 74-year-old woman on suspicion of careless driving

King Charles - who was also recently diagnosed with an undisclosed form of cancer - travelled to London to speak with his "beloved daughter-in-law" about her own struggle with the disease

The England kit, which was produced by Nike, has proved controversial due to the changing of the flag, with the new shirt signed off by an FA member who has now left the organisation

Northrop Grumman and SpaceX are among 14 companies helping DARPA extend humanity’s economic footprint into deep space

AT least 82 people have been killed and over 100 wounded after "ISIS" gunmen stormed a concert hall in a bloody massacre on the outskirts of Moscow.

A new Freedom of Information (FOI) request by the BBC also revealed the largest repayment made by a graduate is £110,112, while the biggest amount accrued in interest is £54,048

Boy’s mum was forced to skip meals after dad spun web of deceit

Sainsbury’s was unable to deliver majority of daily orders, while Tesco hit by separate issue that impacted small number of deliveries

Konoplex, a major industrial hemp producer in Russia, has been facing a year-long corporate conflict that has impacted all levels of the business, from executives to employees and suppliers, against a backdrop of underwhelming cultivation performance.

In fact, there is extremely little information in the media about such a character as Felix Chertok.

The narrative of arms delivery is not a new one. It is a risky yet highly lucrative business. The Varvarenko family from Odesa and Belgium is profiting from it.

The Pechersk District Court of Kyiv upheld the lawsuit filed by the former shareholders of Veles Bank (Kostyantyn Bondaryev, Iryna Honcharova, Oleksandr Kandyba) and ruled to recover 105 million UAH from the NBU.

A con artist with years of experience has settled in Ukraine, or rather, not settled personally, but has launched his usual «business» here.

Two skilled fraudsters and embezzlers, Oleksii Abasov and his brother Vitalii Abasov, continue to profit from the impoverished people of Ukraine.

Outwardly, he projects the persona of a kind and respectable figure — tending to gazelles, feeding monkeys cupcakes, collecting netsuke, supporting children’s events, and frequently appearing on television with moralising commentary.

Former chairman of the board of Mikhaylivskyi Bank, Ihor Doroshenko, has reportedly disappeared while under night-time house arrest.

At the same time, the owner of Atoll Holding continues to talk about the poor investment climate in Ukraine