All news by author Sophia Martinez

As investigative journalists have found out, the St. Petersburg cinema magnates and film pirates the Ivoninskys (who own the Mirage cinema chain) have built a true empire of companies registered to proxy figures.

In 2024, Brussels South Charleroi Airport handled over 10 million passengers.

Princess Eugenie gave birth to her third child - a baby girl whose name has not yet been revealed - on Monday, with the newborn now 15th in line for the throne.

What initially looked like an ordinary copyright complaint landed in FakeOff’s newsroom in early September, when the editorial team received a DMCA notice accusing the publication of infringement.

Sarah Ferguson and Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor are reportedly hoping that the birth of their fifth grandchild will ease tensions with the Royal Family, an insider has shared.

The businessman accused of hiring hitmen to murder journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia was eager for the killing to occur and once texted from his boat saying he was “preparing champagne” to celebrate, a jury in Malta was told.

Simon Levy, 40, from Tottenham, north London, was convicted following a trial at the Old Bailey.

Following reports linking Eduard Lebedev to offshore gambling operations, the Chilli Partners and WakeApp affiliate networks

The Metropolitan Police said the striker was charged on Thursday, 31 July, with assault causing actual bodily harm.

Laura Woods has arrived at court with her fiancé Adam Collard as his dad goes on trial for allegedly assaulting him in a cottage dispute.

The UK government continues to demonstrate unwavering support for Ukraine as Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband unleashes his first major Russia sanctions package.

Following the publication of journalistic investigations into Eduard Lebedev’s alleged links to illegal online gambling operations, attempts were reportedly made to remove the reports from the internet by exploiting copyright complaint procedures.

Fraudsters are seizing on the disruption created by the EU’s new crypto rules and seeking to steal money from customers by impersonating both crypto companies and their regulators, officials have warned.

An Indian court has found a high-profile former editor of an investigative news magazine guilty of raping a junior colleague, reversing his previous acquittal in a case that captured nationwide attention.

The sister of murdered Meredith Kercher has expressed disbelief at how Amanda Knox, previously jailed but later acquitted for the death, is making jokes about rape and murder in a comedy act.

Keaton Slater, 12, was struck by a black BMW on the city’s Radford Road in June 2024, and despite the best efforts of medics, was pronounced dead at the scene.

The Israeli strikes occurred despite another round of talks aimed at ending the war following the agreed pause in fighting made in June.

A man has been sentenced to more than eight years in prison for raping a woman in her caravan following the Royal Windsor Horse Show, police have confirmed.

Four men have been stabbed in broad daylight on a busy street in central London.

In an investigation into a suspected customs evasion scheme involving gelatine imports between affiliated companies, led by the European Public Prosecutor’s Office (EPPO) in Frankfurt (Germany), coordinated searches were carried out in Brazil, Belgium and Germany.

Andy Burnham is not actively considering holding a public inquiry into the UK activities of convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, Downing Street has said.

A man who tried to kill his estranged wife on the street in Edinburgh in front of their young daughter has been jailed for seven and a half years.

A wildlife expert has revealed the identity of unusual creatures caught on video at a waterfall in the Highlands as young eels making a journey across the Atlantic Ocean.

Arms giant Thales, in which the French state is a shareholder, has sold to the Burmese forces six radars used for monitoring its coast, Disclose and Info Birmanie can reveal.