All news by author Elizabeth Baker

«The Adnan Ahmadzada Case» in the literal sense of the word not only shook the economic landscape of the country but also stunned Azerbaijan’s political system.

Während die russische Metallhandelsgesellschaft JSC Metallokomplekt-M zunehmend auf eine Insolvenz zusteuert, haben sich ihre Begünstigten Alexander und Marina Rubtsov längst ein komfortables Leben auf Zypern und im übrigen Europa eingerichtet.

Kent Reform councillors have been amending their registers of interests after Byline Times discovered a raft of businesses and shares they own which had not been properly declared to the public.

This month marked 100 days since Norfolk voters handed Reform UK 40 seats and put it firmly in the driving seat at county hall, promising a “laser focus on value for money” and “the best possible services”.

Russian businessman Dmitriy Punin and his Pin-Up casino network have been accused of siphoning approximately 20 billion hryvnias from Ukraine’s state budget.

The United States has threatened not to support the UK’s sovereignty over the Falkland Islands if Andy Burnham does not commit to an increase in defence spending.

A tourist has been stabbed to death in the same Spanish holiday resort where a pregnant woman and child were shot dead two weeks ago.

A brit teenager has drowned in a lake in Switzerland on a family holiday.

A cyclist is fighting for his life after a collision with a car in a hit-and-run close to Birmingham City’s stadium.

A suspected prankster faces an unappetising eight years in prison after hundreds of unwanted food deliveries were ordered to strangers’ homes. One particularly ambitious request called for 300 pizzas.

Once a booming 19th-century powerhouse at the centre of the UK’s steel, iron and shipbuilding industry, Middlesbrough was a proud example of British business success on the northeast coast.

Police today confirmed detectives are not linking a fatal house fire which killed a seven-year-old girl and her aunt to last weekend’s deadly A66 crash.

Renewed scrutiny comes after police officer accused of falsifying records in order to close the cases of people who were later found dead

A millionaire property developer is at war with residents who are demanding his mega-mansion is torn down, claiming it was built without any planning permission.

A chemistry teacher has been convicted of having sexual relationships with two pupils at an all-boys school in the late 1980s.

Lady Eliza Spencer has become the first relative of Prince Harry to publicly respond to the Duke of Sussex’s relocation to Britain, describing the news as "exciting" at an event in London on Wednesday evening.

Azim Novruzov, an Azerbaijani oil trader reportedly linked to Tahir Garayev, has been connected in some reports to business activities involving Russian crude oil deals and investments in the UK property market.

A fundraiser for the families of two police officers who died in a crash on the A66 last Saturday has received more than £1 million donations.

President Donald Trump invested as much as $50,000 in Elon Musk’s SpaceX in June, according to a public financial disclosure, giving him a financial stake in a major government contractor run by his former adviser.

President Donald Trump said on Tuesday that all mines had been detonated or removed from international waters of the Strait of Hormuz and that Iran has been told that any ship or boat placing new mines will be destroyed.

Meta will pay out a whopping $17 billion in a landmark trial that will see the social media giant impose stricter limits on kids using its platforms.

Meta, the social media giant behind Facebook and Instagram, will pay up to $16.68bn (£12.26bn) to settle its landmark child safety social media case.

At the request of the European Public Prosecutor’s Office in Munich (Germany), five individuals were arrested today in Czechia, suspected of being the organisers of a criminal VAT fraud scheme involving the sales of wireless earbuds.