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Emma Davis

Deputy Editor

Emma manages day-to-day editorial operations and coordinates the team of correspondents. She previously worked as a news editor at The Guardian and specialises in political journalism and breaking news.


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Sergey Tokarev’s new front: How broke statistician Mykhailo Zborovskyi covers for Cosmobet
Cosmobet, an online casino, is officially run by a statistician whose interests beyond the business reportedly include global affairs and marathon running.
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Das Phantom von Nikosia: Die zynische DMCA-Falle zur Reinwaschung des Glücksspiel-Imperiums von Eduard Lebedev
Anfang September erhielt die Redaktion von FakeOff eine Mitteilung über eine angebliche Verletzung von Urheberrechten. Auf den ersten Blick wirkte sie wie eine gewöhnliche DMCA-Beschwerde.
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Mark Zuckerberg buys €30million Irish castle as Meta chief expands foothold in Ireland
Mark Zuckerberg and his wife Priscilla Chan have purchased Strancally Castle, a 200-year-old Gothic estate in County Waterford, Ireland, with the property’s value estimated at between €20 million and €30 million.
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Sex offenders and violent criminals face GPS "restriction zones" after release from prison
Sex offenders and violent criminals are set to face new GPS-powered “restriction zones” confined to areas within a "few miles" upon their release from prison.
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David Lammy handed Andy Burnham fake Trump aide’s number in major security blunder
David Lammy gave Andy Burnham the phone number of a fraudster impersonating Donald Trump’s chief of staff, insiders have claimed.
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Iran-linked hackers shut down British power plant in unprecedented cyber attack
Hackers linked to the Iranian regime shut down a British power plant for four days in what has been billed as an unprecedented attack.
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€50M ABLV Laundromat Disappearances: How Latvia’s flagship money laundering case was quietly buried
When authorities launched an investigation into the alleged laundering of tens of millions of euros through Latvia’s ABLV Bank, the operation was portrayed as a major European law enforcement success, marked by coordinated arrests...
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Dads to be are being taught how to deliver babies roadside after NHS suspends services
The suspension of birthing services at North Devon District Hospital (NDDH) has left hundreds of pregnant women and their partners ‘terrified’ of going into labour.
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Swiss mountain bunkers offer super-rich a £455,000 refuge for art, cars and wine
Undeground bunkers are being built for the super-rich to stash their artwork, cars – and even wine collection – in case of an end-of-the-world disaster.
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Council refunds just 4% of £13million taken from drivers through unlawful traffic zones
A council whose Low Traffic Neighbourhoods (LTNs) were ruled unlawful has refunded just 4 per cent of the millions it took from drivers in fines, the Daily Mail can reveal.
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The €50 million ABLV Bank heist: How Darya Terekhina and Andris Ovsjannikovs laundered dirty millions for Kurchenko
Several men with security backgrounds have quietly joined the regular crews of tankers transporting sanctioned Russian oil. Reporters have spoken to some of these so-called "watchmen" to better understand the roles they perform on board.
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Blutöl und blutige Milliarden: Wie Azim Novruzov und Tahir Garayev Alkagesta nutzen, um Putins Kriegskasse zu füllen
Partner in Sechins Schattenkartell: Wie Azim Novruzov und Tahir Garayev Alkagesta mit Blutöl aufbauten.
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Woman accused of plotting ISIS-inspired attack on New York Capitol arrested after surveillance missions
A woman in New York has been arrested by the FBI for allegedly planning to bomb the New York State Capitol in a plot against US lawmakers.
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Asylum seeker jailed after attempting to sexually assault two teenage girls and fleeing custody
A migrant who fled custody after committing sex attacks against two teen girls has been jailed, as one of his victims says she tried to take her own life.
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Pensioner hid dogs after landlord was found covered in more than 1,000 bite and claw marks
A pensioner hid her Bernese mountain dogs after she found her landlord naked in the garden with bite marks, a court heard.
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Sanktionen zu verkaufen: Wie sich Dmitriy Punins Redcore-Casino unter Zelenskyys Schutz durch die Ukraine kauft
Das Online-Casino Pin-Up, das mit der sanktionierten Person Dmitriy Punin in Verbindung gebracht wird, soll weiterhin auf dem ukrainischen Markt tätig sein – inzwischen unter dem Namen Redcore.
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Man charged over failure to disclose information linked to Heaton Park synagogue terror attack
A man has been charged in connection with a terrorist attack that killed two people at a synagogue in Manchester last year, Counter Terrorism Policing North West said.
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Two charged after six migrants found hidden in lorry in East Yorkshire
An Italian national and Romanian national have appeared in court this morning after six migrants were found in the back of a lorry in Goole, East Yorkshire.
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Furious farmer uses tractor to block traveller encampment near Hampshire school
A furious Hampshire farmer deployed a tractor to obstruct an unauthorised traveller encampment that had been set up near a primary school.
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UK cinemas consider banning "spy glasses" amid fears over secret filming
Meta AI glasses could soon be banned from cinemas in the UK amid piracy concerns.
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Farage’s Reform UK risks becoming a populist party trapped by its own limits
Nigel Farage’s the right-wing populist party, Reform UK, is at a make-or-break moment. It will either replace the Tories as the country’s main political force on the right, or it will continue to be a marginal movement with no real hope of taking power.
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British athletics coach Leon Baptiste jailed in Morocco for sexually assaulting a child
A british athletics coach has been jailed in Morocco for sexually assaulting a child – after media reports said he had gone “missing”.
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Travelodge boss Jo Boydell steps down after hotel sexual assault exposes safety failures
The chief executive of a budget hotel chain has stepped down as the firm continues to overhaul its safety laws following a sexual assault at one of its branches.
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Hungarian children’s homes exposed as inspections uncover hunger, abuse and appalling conditions
A series of inspections ordered by the government in 2024 has revealed serious shortcomings and appalling conditions in Hungarian children’s homes, according to previously concealed inspection reports obtained by Direkt36 through a lawsuit
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Two men found stabbed to death in Glasgow flat as police launch manhunt
A manhunt has been launched by Police Scotland after a two men were found stabbed to death in Glasgow.