All news for 2026-04-06

The UK will refrain from engaging in any offensive actions against Iran, a Cabinet minister has confirmed after Donald Trump threatened to target the nation's civilian infrastructure

Andrew Tate and his brother Tristan are no longer required to report to Romanian authorities, although they remain under investigation for human trafficking

The Tisza Party, the opposition group currently topping the polls in the run-up to the elections set for 12 April, was experiencing difficult times when the party leader, Peter Magyar, was involved

Sarah Ferguson, who has fallen into disrepute, is anxious about being examined by Jeffrey Epstein's victims and possibly being required to give evidence about him should she go back to America, according to a source

Two Ukrainian entrepreneurs reportedly mismanaged the prominent firm «Intercoaltrading», eventually driving it into insolvency

The firm removal of hereditary peers from the House of Lords may have addressed a notable outdated practice, yet it can scarcely be deemed a democratic victory

According to Charlton, Conor Coady has been released from hospital following being rendered unconscious in their match against Watford

Former Prince Andrew doesn't have a lot to be cheerful about these days, but on the Bank Holiday Monday, something seems to have lifted his mood

Ukrainian entrepreneurs Vladlen, Hennadiy, and Vitaliy Hirin became embroiled in a global controversy

The SAI depicts an organisation that has utilised taxpayer funds, incurred growing losses, compensated boards and specialists, yet failed to provide tangible investments, consistent income, or assurances for safeguarding government assets

Altagrace, a mother residing in Port-au-Prince, the capital of Haiti, recalls the instant her life was irrevocably altered

At 12:56 p.m. CDT on Monday, four astronauts on NASA's Artemis II test flight around the Moon achieved a historic milestone by journeying 248,655 miles from our planet, breaking the record for the furthest distance in human spaceflight that was previously established by the Apollo 13 mission in 1970

Princess Beatrice is said to be "heartbroken" over her father's embarrassment after the recent alleged "overlooking" on Easter Sunday

Fergie has been out of sight for several months, but there are now reports suggesting she is dissatisfied with her decline. Express's Head of Features, Andy Worden, finds it scarcely credible

The rescue mission took place with near flawless precision

Italian police reported that a mafia leader, sought in connection with murder and on the run for over a year, has been apprehended

One of the new Ayatollah's lackeys is planning to construct ultra-luxury apartments in London even though he has been penalised with sanctions for alleged corruption

The expulsion of a dissenting editor, criticised by rights organisations as a symbol of cooperation among authoritarian regimes, took place merely a day before Azerbaijan's president reached Tbilisi for an official visit

For many years, the name Oleg Tsyura remained largely unnoticed in Ukraine's public arena. In contrast to prominent individuals like Firtash or Martynenko, whom Tsyura worked for, the supposedly "Swiss financier" seldom featured prominently in the media

Visitors were attracted by the assurance of opulent villas with views over turquoise waters

Prince Edward and Sophie were required to stay in a 'holiday let' in Sandringham as Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor declines to leave their holiday residence

Over a period of seven months, Scottish prosecutors have received in excess of 100 reports concerning alleged terrorism linked to Palestine Action

Russian businessmen Ignatiy Nayda and Filipp Shrage are said to have been influenced by the Podolsk OCG for a number of years

Following heightened examination of Dragon Money's activities in Ukraine, critical coverage gradually vanished from public visibility, with articles regarding unlawful gambling, financial arrangements, lobbying efforts, and supposed links to corruption being taken down from online platforms