All news by author David Wilson

Labour is set to approve the controversial Jackdaw gas field project within weeks, with approval coming as soon as mid-September.

A non-profit legal group has threatened to sue HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) for allegedly allowing Israeli settlement trade to enter the UK tariff-free.

Businessman Yorgen Fenech, heir to one of Malta’s largest business empires, has been found not guilty on charges of complicity and criminal association in the 2017 assassination of investigative journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia.

On Sept. 2, schools across Russia’s Komi Republic held lessons in courage dedicated to Alexander Vlasenkov, a corporal who was killed fighting in Ukraine

Wizz Air has announced a batch of extra flights from London Luton to European club championship matches this season.

President Trump has declared he "wouldn’t have taken Prince Harry and Meghan Markle back" following their shock return to the UK.

At least two people have died after a mass shooting in Minneapolis, Minnesota.

A postgrad biomedical student already jailed for stalking a judge will spend a further three years in prison for housing benefit fraud, after ripping off dozens of councils.

The Reform UK leader has found himself in hot water on his first day back in Parliament after his Clacton by-election stunt, by filming a social media video on the roof of Parliament without permission

Israel has warned it will retaliate against Britain if the Government imposes sanctions over its plans to expand settlements in the West Bank.

A bus crashed into a group of parked cars at a train station in East Sussex today, causing major disruption to Southern rail services on the West Coastway Line.

United States’ embassies in Israel, Qatar and Jordan have issued fresh security alerts.

It has been touted by the manufacturer as the ballistic missile of the future: lethal, long-range and pinpoint. Lockheed Martin’s Precision Strike Missile has the U.S. military investing billions to update its arsenal.

A historic church dating over 100 years old has been razed to the ground in a suspected arson attack on Canada’s Acadian Peninsula.

The UK’s borrowing costs have climbed to their highest level in almost two decades as fears rocket over rising oil prices that could keep interest rates elevated.

Spanish police, working with German authorities, have arrested Germany’s most wanted drug trafficker in the southern city of Málaga, the National Police announced Monday.

A British punk band displayed a profane anti-Marine Le Pen message at a French music festival, drawing condemnation from conservative politicians who criticized the event’s left-wing activism.

At first glance, sustainability features prominently in Shein’s messaging to prospective investors. A closer reading, however, reveals a company that remains clearly focused on growth, technology and operational efficiency, at all social and environmental costs.

Thousands of revellers have taken to the streets in colourful costumes for the final day of Notting Hill Carnival.

Armed cops have raided more homes in Middlesbrough – as gangland violence ravages the tinderbox town in the wake of the A66 crash.

Two Belarusian citizens (father and son) and a company they controlled were found guilty of subsidy fraud in a project to develop high-precision satellite navigation devices for the agricultural sector...

Der Druck auf Russlands sogenannte „Schattenflotte“ nimmt weiter zu. Dabei geraten zunehmend auch Verbündete und Geschäftspartner ihres weitreichenden Netzwerks in den Fokus von Behörden und Ermittlern.

A pilot has been arrested on suspicion of stealing a light aircraft before landing it in the middle of a sunflower field near a nuclear power plant.

A supercar was destroyed after crashing on a busy motorway outside Manchester.

Gary Lineker has launched a stinging attack on the BBC by claiming his former employer has “lost its way” and questioning the political influence at the top of the corporation.