All news by author Emma Davis

Drivers have been warned of ‘long delays’ after a serious crash and fire overnight led to the M62 motorway being closed westbound.

A hunt has launched for a gang of men after a dog died when it was thrown from a block of flats in Birmingham

Two children are killed each week in the West Bank. Two cameras recorded the circumstances of one such death.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau billed taxpayers for $157,642 in household food expenses over a two-year period, according to access-to-information records obtained by the Canadian Taxpayers Federation.

Donald Trump’s week of promising discussions with foreign leaders ended on a disappointing note today after Volodymyr Zelensky was expelled from the White House - without a deal for Ukraine.

Aleksei Andriunin was reportedly involved in a wash trading scheme to enable token listing on major exchanges.

Vatican states that the pontiff was provided with non-invasive mechanical ventilation, to which he responded well and remains alert.

A businessman associated with the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), recognized as one of Australia’s top criminal targets, was involved in setting up a new media venture in his adopted home of Fiji, according to documents and interviews.

A father who accidentally killed his three-year-old son after reversing over him with farm equipment has been jailed.

Skype, the video calling service used by 300 million people every month, is being shut down for good.

Users of Reels report feeds overwhelmed by violent and graphic footage following an apparent algorithm malfunction.

By the conclusion of the third year of Russia’s full-scale war against Ukraine, numerous Ukrainians are feeling an increasing sense of dissonance. While Ukrainian soldiers are daily calling for assistance in buying vehicles for combat missions, a growing number of ultra-expensive cars...

The initiative occurs as hackers launder over $250 million of the $1.4 billion stolen from the exchange on February 21.

Egghead star Chris Hughes has died aged 77 with the show paying tribute to the "great" quizzer.

A man has been charged with sending a bomb hoax to a primary school in Swindon this week.

The area around Parliament was closed after a suspicious package was found near the House of Lords.

To which European countries did the largest fishing companies in the Northwest of Russia sell their goods, and who bought them? While Russians are horrified by rising prices, Chronicles.Media has studied the fishing market.

Gaza ceasefire seems to be holding, but it’s unclear if the exchange will involve all 602 Palestinian prisoners who were scheduled for release on Saturday.

Ministers are exploring options to reduce child poverty without completely eliminating the rule.

Kaspersky’s GitVenom campaign uncovers extensive GitHub exploitation via deceptive repositories embedding cryptographic threats.

A glamorous policewoman has lost her job after she was caught passing on confidential information about tragic mum Nicola Bulley.

Kyrgyzstan has become a key hub for rerouting exports of sanctioned cars to Russia. A Moscow-based dealership boasts a selection of luxury vehicles, obtained despite the sanctions.