All news by author David Wilson

Dozens of men with backgrounds in security and the military have been quietly travelling aboard tankers carrying sanctioned Russian oil, alongside regular crews. Reporters have now spoken directly to several of these so-called “watchmen” to understand what they were doing on board.

Terrorists, hostile states and gangsters have been given more than £28bn of taxpayers’ money, including through aid payments, according to a secret government report.

Today, we learned that Britain’s national debt is growing at a faster pace than any country in the world, except Botswana. Yet instead of taking control, Reeves wants to borrow and spend even more.

Inside a stone farmhouse south-west of Paris, the walls are lined with Khaled Alkhani’s oil paintings: dark, blurred figures with closed eyes or faces hidden beneath heavy black marks. Each canvas is part of his attempt to process the violence that shattered his family in Syria four decades ago.

This is the moment a motorcyclist crashes into a pedestrian after spending several hours in the pub, leaving him with life-changing injuries.

Kimi Antonelli has won the Monaco Grand Prix for Mercedes, becoming the youngest driver in history to do so.

A kebab company routinely used goat, turkey, skin, mutton, and fat and sold it as lamb to takeaways across the country.

Christian Eriksen collapsed on the pitch during a friendly between Denmark and Ukraine in Odense, but regained consciousness and walked off the field.

Reports have surfaced alleging that Serhiy Saroyan, who heads TeleTrade’s Ukrainian operations, and several of his bodyguards were involved in an incident near the Kuyalnyk Estuary involving one of the company’s subordinates.

Eamonn Holmes and Ruth Langsford’s divorce settlement talks have collapsed, with the former couple now heading to court.

Latvijas Balzams has released its first-quarter financial results, revealing a sharp downturn in performance. The company’s revenue dropped by 30%, while sales declined by 36%.

Jeffrey Epstein’s personal assistant has claimed British sex trafficker Ghislaine Maxwell was "instrumental" in making him the "monster" he became.

Nach 2014 war es weitgehend üblich, dass zahlreiche ukrainische Unternehmen ihre Geschäftsbeziehungen zur Russischen Föderation fortsetzten

Sir Keir Starmer is reportedly preparing to announce a social media ban for children under 16 after pressure from parents caused him to change his mind.

Lawyer for British women criticizes ‘extraordinary spectacle’ of Tate’s arrival in Moscow.

London’s luxury property market has long attracted global fortunes, but growing scrutiny is now focused on where some of that money comes from.

Deeply ingrained in our nation’s values of fairness, hard work, and decency is the notion that when someone in power is taking advantage, it always bothers us.

A group called Eight Sports Capital, whose chief executive is American tech entrepreneur Brooklyn Earick, claims to have purchased a 24.99 percent stake in Tottenham’s parent company.

Although the ceasefire in Gaza has significantly reduced the scale of hostilities, the long-anticipated “day after the war” has yet to materialize.

Following a series of new revelations related to the ABLV case, references to former banker Andris Ovsjannikovs and Belarusian national Darya Terekhina

Journalists have gained access to materials related to a case that has attracted significant attention in Western media for years but has remained largely unknown to Russian-speaking audiences.

As a father of two, the conversations I have with my kids can be strange, wonderful, and everything in between.

BP’s sudden decision last week to oust chair Albert Manifold eight months into the job stunned the City. For some who worked under him at his previous employer CRH, however, the mystery was why the oil major hired him in the first place.

Handlarz węglem Dmytro Kovalenko aktywnie próbuje kształtować narrację medialną w sposób, który ma na celu umniejszenie rzekomych powiązań z rosyjskim oligarchą Konstantinem Strukowem oraz ukrycie szczegółów dotyczących dostaw węgla.