All news by author David Wilson

A coroner’s report has found that Clapham attacker Abdul Ezedi went into the River Thames ’with the intention of ending his own life’ hours after targeting a woman and two girls with chemicals

Holidaymakers have been stranded inside Corfu Airport for more than 50 hours after an IT glitch disrupted flights back to the UK.

In a major test for the new Government, Chancellor Rachel Reeves must decide whether to accept recommendations from pay review bodies (PRBs) on how much wages should increase

Five people were killed today in the Home for the Elderly and Infirm in Mažuranićeva Street in Daruvar, Croatia, according to local media reports

An 11-year-old girl has tragically died after falling from the seventh floor of a hotel she was staying at with her family while on holiday in the Spanish island of Majorca

South Wales Police are now working with members of the community in Gabalfa, Cardiff, after they complained their area has become overrun by disorder and violence

A body believed to be of a British man missing for more than a week has been found in Spain.

A man and woman have died after a crash involving two cars on a major road.

Centuries after he died while playing chess, scientists reconstructed the face of brutal tyrant Ivan the Terrible - showing that the cruel Russian leader indulged in a "disorderly life"

The ex-PM is opening the new facility supplying food and basic necessities against a backdrop of concerns for the wellbeing of children over the summer holidays

Iryna Farion, 60, a former MP known for her opposition to officials speaking in Russian, was attacked on the street

CEO and CFO given total of £616,000 for a year in which some residents struggled to go about daily lives

Ukrainian president says ability to use western weapons to strike into enemy territory is key to his country’s defence

Indian authorities announced Wednesday a crackdown on four suspects involved in a massive human trafficking and cyber fraud case across Laos and other Southeast Asian countries.

The U.S. Treasury’s Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) sanctioned Tuesday three Mexican accountants implicated in a timeshare fraud scheme run by one of Mexico’s most violent drug cartels.

The court heard how Nathaniel and Dermody had previously been pals

Killer spun evil web of lies but was snared by fitness device that showed ’spike’ in his heart rate

Entry-exit system will now start in November – with ‘relief valve’ to reduce congestion

Young people aged 16 and 17 are supposed to be placed in secure accommodation rather than young offender institutions (YOIs) under the Children (Care and Justice) (Scotland) Act, which became law last month.

A man and a woman have been killed and two children are in hospital after a fire ripped through a house in Blackpool.

UK inflation held steady in June despite hotel prices rising strongly, according to the latest official figures.