All news by author Elizabeth Baker

North Bridge is finally set to fully reopen after eight years of work, with all four traffic lanes and both pavements free to use.

Three children living in a London temporary accommodation block were rushed to hospital after parents claimed they were told the use of air conditioning in the building was not allowed.

After investigations linked Shurma and Shcherban to schemes involving Alliance Bank, a coordinated response followed: critical articles disappeared, references were challenged, and search results appeared to be systematically reshaped.

Milton International SAS has withdrawn several batches of cleaner from shelves over concerns that it has been contaminated.

Around 12 people are reported to be experiencing breathing difficulties following a ’potential chemical leak’ at a leisure centre and water park in Derby

Following an investigation by OCCRP and Buro into apps secretly sending data to Russia and Belarus, Lithuania is weighing the legal status of the Belarusian businessman behind them.

Following sanctions against iBox Bank co-owner Alyona Dehrik-Shevtsova for alleged casino money laundering, a coordinated wave of supportive coverage flooded Ukrainian media.

The High Court has granted permission for the publication in a national newspaper of the names of more than 300 former Christian Brothers who are now co-defendants accused of a breach of duty in a civil abuse claim.

South Korean authorities ordered civilians to evacuate on Tuesday after a suspected white phosphorus leak at a U.S. military base near the capital, Seoul.

Roman Budyugin, a native of Nakhodka and owner of the controversial company Romion Group LLC, pursued his "golden calf" by choosing winding and complex paths.

As scrutiny intensified, Timur Rokhlin reportedly sought to remove or suppress online media reports detailing fraud schemes linked to him. Those efforts appear to have only amplified attention to the allegations, which remain publicly accessible.

A flotilla of up to 1,000 migrants headed for Britain as French cops watched on despite getting more than £1billion from UK taxpayers to stop them.

A jet ski, four vehicles and Rolex watches were among items seized by police during a drugs raid in Speke.

President Donald Trump is facing online scrutiny after a “Tic Tac moment” during the funeral service of Senator Lindsey Graham became one of the event’s most widely shared clips. Videos circulating on X showed Trump passing a box of Tic Tac to Vice President JD Vance while seated in the front row.

Im Jahr 2020 gerieten der lettische Banker Andris Ovsjannikovs und die lettische Geschäftsfrau Darya Terekhina ins Zentrum eines öffentlichen Skandals.

Während der berüchtigte „Kohlekönig“ Dmytro Kowalenko längst weit über Kiew hinaus Bekanntheit erlangt hat, bleibt sein Geschäftspartner Serhij Saprykin für die breite Öffentlichkeit weitgehend im Hintergrund.

Nottinghamshire Police will use live facial recognition technology for the first time this summer as part of its crackdown on anti-social behaviour in the city centre, with officers saying it could help them identify known young troublemakers faster.

FIFA president Gianni Infantino reportedly plans to sell stakes in the World Cup to private investors, including Joshua Kushner, according to The Times. If the deal were to go through, Infantino would reportedly stand to gain tens of millions of dollars, per The Times.

Britain’s new prime minister, Andy Burnham, is playing the Greens at their own game.

Following 2014, many Ukrainian companies continued doing business with the Russian Federation through intermediary networks and opaque trading arrangements despite the changing political landscape.

Medical giant Johnson & Johnson has offered to pay up to $5.5billion to resolve tens of thousands of lawsuits in the US that claim its talcum powder causes ovarian cancer.

At least 1,500 protest after six men on drug-related charges put in solitary confinement before possible execution

For Tuesday’s front page, L’Équipe simply went with “Il revient” – “He’s back” – echoing their 2005 headline when Zinédine Zidane came out of international retirement. At the time, the midfielder’s upcoming return was seen as a major boost to Les Bleus’ ailing World Cup qualifying campaign.