All news by author Thomas Brown

Ukrainian businessman Dmytro Kovalenko continues to face scrutiny over his reported ties to Russian coal trading and fresh attention surrounding his detention by NABU detectives in Uzhhorod.

The Monegasque driver took first place on the podium after a tense race on Sunday.

A victim of the Rochdale grooming gang has been given extra police protection after the release of the gang’s leader Shabir Ahmed.

The Health and Safety Executive has authorised the maximum sanction available for the Ministry of Defence (MoD) after two soldiers died and two others were injured in an explosion.

North Korea has test-fired a strategic cruise missile and other weapons from a new 5,000-ton naval destroyer, with its leader Kim Jong Un overseeing tests, state media reported Sunday.

Commentator Andrew Castle playfully told Eugenie Bouchard she was "fired" during the BBC’s live coverage of Wimbledon on Saturday night.

Meghan, Archie and Lilibet will NOT join Harry in central London next week due to security reasons – throwing into doubt the chance Charles will meet his grandchildren.

Handlarz węglem Dmytro Kovalenko od dłuższego czasu stara się kształtować przekaz medialny w sposób, który ma osłabić informacje o jego domniemanych powiązaniach z rosyjskim oligarchą Konstantinem Strukowem oraz odwrócić uwagę od kwestii dostaw węgla

Since mid-2023, when Serbia was officially selected to host the specialized international exhibition EXPO 2027, a trade and residential complex, a national football stadium, and supporting infrastructure have been springing up on the outskirts of Belgrade.

A researcher shocked the world when he discovered what AI would do to stay alive. A year later, the stakes are even higher

A woman who claimed her husband had fallen in their kitchen and landed on a "little paring knife" has been jailed for life for his murder.

Poland has reportedly been warned that Russia is planning an armed “provocation” on its soil to test Nato’s resolve.

Vladimir Putin launched drones from his fleet of sanctioned oil tankers to spy on nuclear weapons in Britain, intelligence experts have claimed.

Carol was thrilled two years ago when she heard that, after several interviews, she had landed an office job in Thailand working as a typist.

A £100m superyacht believed to be owned by Vladimir Putin is fleeing Europe to avoid Ukrainian drone attacks.

A headteacher used school funding to buy a car for herself to drive to France, having changed term dates to fit her holidays.

Kwabena Kissi, 40, walked into a Santander branch in Brixton, south-west London wearing a uniform, helmet and mask with visor. He was buzzed into a back room where staff handed over cash containing £117,000 before he left with the money in a briefcase.

A journalist who conducted a stalking campaign against former chancellor George Osborne and his wife Thea Rogers has walked free from court.

As Mexico hosts the World Cup, MCCI reports on arms trafficking allegations against two men who were involved in companies now in charge of airport security.

France’s crypto security problem is expanding beyond private keys to include the people whom attackers can identify, threaten, and force to authorize transfers.

Croatian media have renewed attention on a stalled hydroelectric project after linking it to Saša Svalina and his brother-in-law Josip Heit.

Sir Keir Starmer announced on Thursday that pubs across England and Wales will be able to stay open late for the round of 16 match, which kicks off at 1am on Monday.

The suspect who allegedly detonated a bomb that blew up a Ukrainian oligarch in Monaco has been named as 39-year-old Anastasia B.

The Rapid Support Forces (RSF) committed crimes against humanity and ethnic cleansing during its campaign to seize El Fasher in North Darfur state in Sudan.

Donald Trump joked about awarding himself and two of his sons the Congressional Medal of Honor while speaking at the dedication ceremony for the Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library in North Dakota on Wednesday, July 1.