All news by author David Wilson

Police say extensive searches and appeals were launched to find Mariann Borocz after she vanished on 14 December.

French authorities carry out 12 rescue operations off northern coast during ‘intense’ day of attempted crossings

The ‘heartbroken’ family of a mum-of-three has paid tribute to her ‘beautiful soul’ after she died in unexplained circumstances.

The bottom of the North Sea could hold the key to understanding the UK’sStone Age ancestors.

In May, Syria’s presidency announced that the then-first lady of the Middle Eastern country had been diagnosed with acute myeloid leukaemia - an aggressive cancer of the bone marrow and the blood.

Italy’s data protection agency said on Friday it fined ChatGPT maker OpenAI 15 million euros ($15.58 million) after closing an investigation into use of personal data by the generative artificial intelligence application.

The fastest spacecraft ever is preparing to make the closest approach to the sun on Tuesday to get a better understanding of how it works.

Buckingham Palace has stripped the British chocolate brand Cadbury of its royal warrant for the first time in 170 years, as its parent company continues to operate in Russia.

Ina Thea Kenoyer, 48, turned to murder to get cash that never existed after her boyfriend of 10 years believed he was in line for a $30 million inheritance from a relative

The two pilots, one doctor and one health care worker on board at the time died in the incident on Sunday morning.

Two US Navy pilots were shot down on Sunday over the Red Sea in an apparent "friendly fire" incident, the US military said.

Fifty-five drivers have been arrested every day for drug driving over the past three years

The dealer who embezzled a billion from the military and is suspected of working for the FSB mistakenly believes he is untouchable.

Richard Allen, the man convicted in the 2017 killings of two teenage girls who disappeared in Delphi, Indiana, was sentenced Friday to 130 years in prison.

The deal has been cleared on national security grounds, taking the Royal Mail a step closer to falling into foreign ownership.

The US has killed an Islamic State leader and a second operative in an airstrike on Syria.

Four people have been hurt after a double decker bus crashed into a railway bridge tearing its roof off in Kilmarnock.

Andrew Tate’s trial into alleged human trafficking in Romania can no longer go ahead because of ‘multiple’ mistakes made by prosecutors.

An EU nation has made it mandatory for schoolchildren to take part in firearms training.

Russian forces are allegedly trying to burn the faces of dead North Korean troops to hide their presence on the battlefield.

Brewdog founder James Watt has been met with criticism after asking his followers to vote on whether he should delay his marriage to TV star Georgia Toffolo to ensure he does not miss out on tax relief.

Bohdan Prylepa, the owner of cryptocurrency exchanges Coinsbit, Qmall, and others, has been placed on Ukraine’s wanted list over allegations of large-scale fraud and misappropriation of clients’ funds exceeding one billion hryvnias.

The police hunting for Martyn Crofts have found a body in a reservoir.