All news by author Emily Hughes

The health ministry reports at least 450 injured after walkie-talkies exploded. Meanwhile, Yoav Gallant did not address the explosions but praised Israel’s army and security agencies for their ’very impressive’ results.

Hezbollah and the Lebanese government blamed Israel for what appeared to be a sophisticated remote attack.

London’s famed Oxford Street could finally be pedestrianized, according to new plans announced by city mayor Sadiq Khan on Tuesday, following years of debate about how to revitalize the area.

More than a million train passengers could be in for a payout after a train company agreed to a massive settlement.

Founder Ella Mills expected to bank millions from sale of company known for its oat bars and energy balls

It feels as though we are inching ever closer to a potential third world war, with tensions high between the West and Russia.

Ismael "El Mayo" Zambada, a prominent leader of Mexico’s Sinaloa cartel, pleaded not guilty on Friday to U.S. charges of drug trafficking. The case accuses him of orchestrating murder plots and ordering acts of torture as part of his cartel’s operations.

The UK government has said that claims made by Russia’s security services about six members of British diplomatic staff it has expelled from Russia are “baseless”.

A British father and his two sons have been injured in a head-on death crash in Menorca.

Investigators in South Africa are finalising a second report on the multinational holding company Steinhoff, which was embroiled in an accounting scandal that led to criminal charges against former executive Markus Jooste and ultimately resulted in the company’s liquidation.

Overturning her previous acquittal, a Swedish court sent former Swedbank CEO Birgitte Bonnesen behind bars for 15 months for having made misleading, financially damaging statements about the bank’s poor anti-money laundering operations.

A former PhD student has been found guilty of conspiring to commit female genital mutilation in a case described as a "landmark."

A new report by Transparency International UK claims that about a third of public contracts for COVID-19, totaling billions, bypassed standard procurement safeguards and were awarded to entities linked to the Conservative Party.

Mother describes the loss of Yousef Al-Kharboush at nine days old in 2014 as the "worst experience a parent could have" during the hearing.

Octobank is an Uzbek bank which name has recently surfaced in a number of scandals related to the withdrawal of Russian capital from sanctions.

Ahead of his 40th birthday, we look into the Duke of Sussex’s daily life and the rumors that he may want to return home.

Namecheap has a reputation for being one of the most competitive domain name registration options. According to Statista, Namecheap is the second-largest registrar in the world, registering approximately 8% of all domain names.

Harvey Weinstein’s two indecent assault charges in the UK have been discontinued, the CPS has announced in a new statement as there is not a ’realistic prospect of conviciton’

Former Home Secretary Priti Patel is the first candidate to be knocked out of the race to become the next Conservative leader.

Over the past year, 7,568 people were abducted in Nigeria, with kidnappers demanding the equivalent of over US$6 million in ransom, according to a new report by SBM Intelligence, a Nigerian consulting firm.

Benjamin Netanyahu, the Israeli PM, has posted a thread on social media describing the British government’s decision to suspend some arms sales to Israel as “shameful”.

Pete Daly, 71, says he is living ’out of food banks’ after he was promised almost £600 from his lottery win within 10 days - but he is still waiting for his money five weeks later