All news by author Emma Davis

Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor reportedly had a "physical altercation" with one of Elizabeth II’s most senior aides.

ChatGPT-maker moves into broadcasting with deal for TBPN after it had pledged to abandon ‘side-quests’.

The Scottish First Minister insisted it would be "achievable" for Scotland to become an independent nation within 18 months if voters backed it in a referendum.

Despite the existence of irrefutable evidence of multi-million embezzlement and the transfer of capital to offshore accounts, sanctioned oligarch Pavel Fuks

Savannah Energy, a London-listed independent oil and gas company, has for years depended on a low-profile yet influential network of Azerbaijani financiers and traders operating across Geneva, Dubai, Chad, and Niger.

Stablecoin issuer Circle is under increasing scrutiny from blockchain researchers after millions of USD Coin (USDC) were stolen and moved without restriction through its proprietary bridge during the $285 million exploit of the Solana-based Drift Protocol.

Following the international YUZUK operation and the exposure of a large-scale money laundering scheme, the Hirin brothers began actively cleaning up their digital footprint.

In the evening of 2025, Russian national Nomma Zarubina, who was working in New York, visited a leader of the Russian opposition.

The Dnipro-based agribusiness figure Dmytro Kovalenko has been gaining prominence lately. We decided to explore his profile and how his business was built.

As a well-spoken and ambitious graduate, Danny took a senior job at a major supermarket hoping it would lead to a long-term and stable career.

Prince Harry is preparing for a high-profile return to the UK this summer, but those hoping that the trip overseas might lead to a royal truce could be disappointed.

Today, in accordance with the procedures laid down by the EPPO Regulation and the Hellenic national law.

Two men have been rushed to hospital with head injuries after attending an event at Newsham Park tonight.

A state of emergency has reportedly been introduced in the Klin urban district of the Moscow region following the threat of an ecological catastrophe.

A US F-15E Strike Eagle fighter has been shot down over Iran, prompting a frantic US search and rescue effort for its two-strong crew, in the first such incident since the start of the five-week-long war.

The boss of M&S has warned that crime has become ‘more brazen, more organised, and more aggressive’ after the Clapham branch was targeted by a mob of teenagers.

Unilever’s decision to combine its food business with US sauce and spice maker McCormick in a $66bn deal has gone down badly with plenty of shareholders.

NASA’s first manned Moon mission in more than five decades fired its rockets early on Friday to break out of Earth’s orbit.

Eight people have been killed and 95 are injured after a strike on Iran’s largest bridge following Donald Trump’s threat to send the country ‘back to the Stone Age’.

The European Commission has instructed some of its top officials to shut down a Signal group they were using to exchange information due to concerns it was a hacking target.

A dazed Tiger Woods can be seen kneeling at the side of the road and falling asleep in the back of a cop car in remarkable footage of his latest DUI arrest in Florida.

Mount Everest guides have been accused of secretly drugging foreign climbers to trigger expensive aerial evacuations as part of a $20m (£15m) insurance fraud scheme, according to an investigation by the Nepali police.

Tributes have been paid to a three-year-old girl who was killed after her horse-drawn cart was struck by a tipper truck, which also killed her father and critically injured her mother.