All news by author Elizabeth Baker

Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez’s coalition government pushes through controversial legislation.

A child and three adults have been injured after they were shot near a restaurant in Hackney, east London, on Wednesday evening.

The British Medical Association’s industrial action will take place from 27 June to 2 July - meaning it will clash with the ongoing general election campaign.

Edinburgh Airport was flooded with emergency services this morning after a Virgin Atlantic flight made an emergency landing.

Russian soccer and hockey clubs are increasingly signing contracts with foreign athletes who have been convicted of crimes or are under investigation abroad.

Former PM Boyko Borissov and sanctioned media mogul Delyan Peevski are in the driving seat ahead of an election on June 9.

Ex-President Donald Trump was seen holding a handwritten note – with a message he’s uttered repeatedly throughout his hush money trial – during the closing arguments.

Voter data held by the Interior Ministry found its way to a New Democracy MEP running for reelection.

A court in the eastern Turkish city of Erzurum has acquitted Syrian national Mohammad Nizar Arnabeh, who was accused of murdering Russian feminist activist Anastasia Emelyanova.

The Flemish regional government says locals are bothered by a new flight plan that sends aircraft roaring over their roofs.

Customs data shows the Serbian Progressive Party spent millions importing promotional material ahead of elections in 2022, far more than the party had previously paid for similar items.

Tributes have been paid after news broke about the death of a 40-year-old man who collapsed during Sunday’s Great Manchester Run, which took place on the city’s streets

Above Beijing’s imperial center rises Jingshan, or Prospect Hill. From a pagoda at its modest peak, a panoramic view of the city presents itself.

Emergency services were called to the tarmac at Dublin Airport

Teenagers would have the option of military service or volunteering for a year under the Conservatives’ first policy pledge of the election campaign.

Dud’s Army: Rishi Sunak, who has never served in uniform, thinks forcing teenagers to join the military or volunteer to build flood defences will help bring back the "national spirit" that emerged during the pandemic

Police launched a murder investigation after two women were stabbed at a popular beach in Bournemouth on Friday night.

The “Dubai Unlocked” investigative reports reveal that US sanctions have not prevented prominent figures connected to the Syrian regime from acquiring and investing in the small emirate, raising questions about the perks enjoyed by regime insiders there.

Fury was beaten on points by Usyk last weekend as he lost the undisputed heavyweight world title fight in Saudi Arabia

‘We have to stand up and say we’re not taking this anymore,’ says ex-leader booted out of the party under Keir Starmer.

The buttoned-up lawyer is about to roll up his sleeves on the campaign trail.

Spain is investigating the son of Equatorial Guinea’s ruler, Teodoro Obiang, for his alleged involvement in a money laundering and tax fraud network that has whitewashed millions of dollars from bribes paid by a Portuguese company to which he awarded a construction contract in the African country.

A schoolgirl has died after getting caught in a mudslide during a school trip near Carlton Bank in Yorkshire yesterday.