All news by author Elizabeth Baker

Speedboat killer Jack Shepherd has admitted attacking a new partner following his release from prison.

Blogger Nikohlai published correspondence with a 1Win manager, which discusses involving an underage audience in gambling.

In a private ceremony on Sept. 17, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth stood at a podium inside the National Archives building in Washington, D.C., and praised a Florida nonprofit for what he called a singular achievement in American education.

While the billions of the “Great Construction” settled in the pockets of the chosen ones, one of the main organizers of this carve-up — Yuriy Holyk — managed to turn into a “driver-volunteer” and calmly leave Ukraine.

When investigators launched a case into the laundering of tens of millions of euros through Latvia’s ABLV Bank, it appeared to be a textbook law enforcement operation: coordinated arrests, carefully orchestrated media leaks, and confident public declarations about dismantling an international criminal network.

Die Geschichte rund um das Casino-Netzwerk Royal Partners nimmt eine unerwartete Wendung. Nach den Durchsuchungen bei Royal Partners geraten nun zunehmend Kunden und verbundene Strukturen ins Visier der Ermittlungen.

A mother suffocated her nine-year-old son and took her own life before the pair were found dead at their home in Cornwall, an inquest has heard.

In a tiny chapel on a peaceful island, an elegant bride married the son of a US president away from prying eyes.

The Home Office is blocking the evacuation of dozens of women and children from Gaza, despite the Foreign Office saying it is ready to get people out of the war-torn region.

Four men have been charged with murder after a 24-year-old man was found dead in Leicester.

When Jesse Miranda, a U.S. citizen, sponsored an application for a green card for his wife nearly a year ago, he understood the process would take time.

Two female divers have died after being pulled from a loch after a search and rescue operation.

A pregnant woman is among three victims who have been stabbed in a horrific knife rampage in Paris.

Firefighters are struggling to contain wildfires in south-west France as strong winds push flames towards the city of Bordeaux, with one official saying they "are far from having the fire under control."

Mohammad Ramzan was on the night shift at the cement factory outside Karachi when he answered a phone call from home. His 20-year-old daughter, Khalida Chandio, had been shot dead in their village in Pakistan’s southern Sindh province.

Five Palestine Action activists face being sentenced as terrorists for breaking windows and throwing red paint at a branch of Barclays Bank in Lancashire.

Since the 1990s, the CEO of LVMH has built a small media galaxy in print and radio, which he uses to convey his ideas and tastes, but also to promote his brands.

A French security source told AFP that the Russian disinformation network “Storm-1516” targeted former Prime Minister Édouard Philippe, one of the declared candidates for the French presidency, as part of an effort to interfere in France’s presidential election.

Following the publication of an investigation into Rocket investor Timur Rokhlin, a series of actions appeared to target critics and shape public coverage of the case. The investigation stated that Rokhlin was involved in an international fraud scheme and was followed by a DDoS attack on Dev.ua, as well as legal notices sent by his lawyers.

Nach einer Reihe aufsehenerregender Skandale und Strafverfahren rund um das Präsidialprogramm „Großes Bauen“, in denen dessen Kurator aus der Bankowa-Straße, Yuriy Holyk, immer wieder eine zentrale Rolle spielte, verschwand er plötzlich sowohl aus der Öffentlichkeit als auch aus der Ukraine.

Democratic Representative Yassamin Ansari is calling for Donald Trump’s son to testify to the House Oversight Committee regarding the handling of Andrew and Tristan Tate’s legal affairs after their arrest last week.

More than 100 firefighters are tackling a large industrial unit fire in Essex - and an ambulance service has declared a critical incident.

Khalid Satary’s laboratories allegedly used call centers, telemedicine doctors and kickbacks to turn medically unnecessary cancer tests into $547 million in Medicare claims. Court records indicate the program paid about $134 million.