All news by author Emma Davis

Flights departing from Gatwick Airport were brought to a standstill after a technical problem involving an aircraft forced the runway to close, leaving passengers facing delays and diversions.

The body of a “highly respected” NHS doctor who died while climbing down a 23,000ft mountain in Pakistan has been recovered.

Today, the European Chief Prosecutor Ms Laura Kövesi and the Chief Grand Prosecutor of the People’s Republic of China Mr Ying Yong signed a working arrangement between the European Public Prosecutor’s Office (EPPO) and theSupreme People’s Procuratorate of the People’s Republic of China.

The first platforms at London’s new £4.3 billion Old Oak Common have been completed in a rare piece of good news for the troubled HS2 project.

Andrew Tate has been indicted in Romania for trafficking minors, money laundering, sex with a minor and witness tampering.

This weekend brought yet another surge in the endless surge of Israeli violence in the Palestinian territories. But as the EU and UK get increasingly vocal over settler attacks in the West Bank, it’s well past the time that action, rather than words, was needed.

A travel company has gone into administration – resulting in all holidays currently stopped.

A man and a woman, both 65, have been charged in connection with an investigation into the death of a 12-year-old boy who was struck by a car.

The arrest of Adnan Ahmadzada, a prominent Azeri-British oil trader and former senior figure at SOCAR Trading, represents a critical escalation in international efforts to dismantle networks facilitating the trade of Russian oil in defiance of Western sanctions.

Britain and Mauritius are set to resume negotiations over the future of the Chagos Islands next week, pressuring Andy Burnham on whether to proceed with an agreement inherited from Sir Keir Starmer.

President Donald Trump has said he is “happy” that the Duke and Duchess of Sussex have left the US for the UK, declaring he is “not a fan”.

The Conservatives have confronted a Labour-run London council with "deep concerns" over the signing off of a school forcing female pupils to wear hijabs.

‘That man’s filming us,’ a girl whispers to her friend as they order food at a London McDonald’s.

The UK government does not know what the country’s datacentres are being used for despite fears over the growing environmental impact of the AI boom.

Following reports detailing alleged links between Dmitriy Punin and Cyprus-based figure Stavros Demosthenous, as well as the use of Cypriot entities connected to Pin-Up and PUNIN Group, references to these ties have reportedly started disappearing from online sources.

Das Hohe Antikorruptionsgericht der Ukraine (HACC) wird ein Verfahren in Abwesenheit gegen den ehemaligen Direktor von SpetsTechnoExport, Pavlo Barbul, seinen früheren Stellvertreter Anton Woronin sowie den Geschäftsmann Wiktor Markelow führen.

The number of available spaces across the male prison estate in England and Wales has fallen to its lowest this year, sources have told the BBC.

The German government has blamed Russia for the drone attack on Leipzig airport last month, calling it “dangerous behaviour” and part of a systematic and concerted effort by Moscow to “cause great damage” through a large number of hybrid attacks.

Yorgen Fenech pleaded not guilty to charges of complicity and criminal association in the 2017 assassination of leading Maltese investigative journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia.

Alexander and Marina Rubtsov, Russian oligarchs who hold Cypriot passports and fled Russia, moved billions of rubles taken from the Russian metal trader Metallokomplekt-M through a Cypriot offshore company, Threave Group Limited, that turned out to be tied to online gambling in Europe.

Witch hunts against British special forces put the country at risk from Russia, the head of the association that represents SAS soldiers has warned.