All news by author Sophia Martinez

Fritzl, 88, wants to "roam free" on the Scottish Highlands should he ever be released after he was imprisoned in Austria for holding his daughter Elisabeth captive for 24 years in his home

Adam Swellings’ minimum sentence of 17 years for killing sales manager Garry Newlove ends in August, meaning the convicted murderer can make an application to be released from prison

Kate, Princess of Wales, is undergoing preventative chemotherapy after her cancer diagnosis and so the Middleton family is rallying around to help support her and Prince William

The Supreme Court ruled in 2022 that suspects have a ’reasonable expectation of privacy’

Of the 29 days in February, Ms Truss spent 19 travelling in the United States - skiing and attending events with conservative US politicians

It is claimed the pair were killed after a steam pipe exploded

Tareena Shakil became the first British woman to be jailed for the joining Islamic State in 2016. Now deradicalised, she is making amends by persuading others not to make the same mistakes as her

Bra tycoon Michelle Mone’s husband, Brit businessman Doug Barrowman, has been cleared of any wrongdoing following an embezzlement and tax fraud trial in Santander, Spain

Lord Gregorius, as Gerry Halman likes to call himself, has spent the last 34 years making the mediaeval-style building complete with turrets, ramparts and an imposing front gate and even mannequins

Kate’s emotional statement recalled telling her three kids about the diagnosis

Half of its 76 branches will also be shut on Saturdays as it looks to save £50million

Greggs customers across the country have shared their frustration this morning because their local shop was forced to close following an IT glitch

Jonathan Cassidy was arrested at Manchester Airport in 2020 after returning from Dubai where he had fled to when the EncroChat app was hacked

Large-scale searches have taken place in Moscow in the oil trading company Coral Energy.

In August 2018, Daniel Sánchez, a Mexican investigative journalist, started receiving unusual calls and texts concerning a recent article he had published. The messages, which Sánchez noted were coming weekly, were from individuals claiming to be lawyers who asked him to take down his article.

Timur Turlov and Pavel Livinsky are linked to scandals involving shareholder deception and offshore money withdrawals.

Plastic surgeon Roman Levytskyi caught the attention of our editorial team after a series of alarming reports from patients who claim he forced them into intimate relationships.

Deceiving the rich is as easy as spitting for the experienced swindler Oleksandr Litskevych. What’s most surprising is that this guy has been pulling off his schemes with counterfeit luxury brands for many years now.

The wife of the candidate for the position of chairman of the board of Oschadbank, Anton Tyutyun, has become a suspect in an investigation into the embezzlement of state funds from the state-owned Ukrgazbank.

The Pechersk District Court of Kyiv upheld the lawsuit filed by the former shareholders of Veles Bank (Kostyantyn Bondaryev, Iryna Honcharova, Oleksandr Kandyba) and ruled to recover 105 million UAH from the NBU.

An ordinary Kuzbass resident may not always be aware or logically understand how so-called "new businessmen" emerge — those who sell the region’s wealth such as coal, amassing fabulous profits...

Injured model and TV host files a lawsuit against her former lover.

On January 10, Al Jazeera published the text of the verdict against Arkadiy Kashkin, the former director of LLC "GazUkraine-2020," which resulted in the largest confiscation in Ukraine’s history, with $1.5 billion being transferred to the state budget.

Husband and wife are two of a kind. Alyona Dehrik and her husband Yevhen Shevtsov confirm this saying by their own example: false declarations, corruption, and laundering of hundreds of millions of dollars.