All news by author Henry Morgan

An EasyJet flight descended into chaos after a suspected bag of vapes exploded with 236 passengers on board.

The last decade has seen an “appalling” suppression of journalistic freedoms which threatens the core of democratic governance globally, according to Reporters without Borders (RSF).

Former president praises Secret Service as cellphone records show alleged gunman camped out near golf course for about 12 hours

A Tube attacker who terrorised passengers on the London Underground has been locked up indefinitely.

The first image of the Titan submersible on the ocean floor has been released, showing the aftermath of its tragic implosion that resulted in the deaths of all on board.

Kyiv on Monday denied links to a man accused of trying to assassinate former U.S. President Donald Trump, after it emerged that the suspect was a supporter of Ukraine who had said he wanted to recruit foreign volunteers to fight there.

A verdict into Man City’s 115 charges is not expected until early next year, but if they lose, their record-breaking success and the titles they have won over the years will be irrevocably tainted

The suspect in a triple murder case, where the victims were found dead in a tower block in Luton, is both the son and brother of the deceased.

Labour leader’s use of donations to pay for wife’s wardrobe is not unusual, suggests foreign secretary

At least six people have died as dams fail to hold back floodwaters in eastern Europe.

Police seek to identify intended recipient after drugs found under pallets at four Grand Frais stores

The scandal involving the British company Dzing Finance Ltd continues to gain momentum.

Former Great Ormond Street hospital surgeon Yaser Jabbar removed as speaker at orthopaedics event

Colombian President Gustavo Petro authorized a service on Monday to detect traces of Pegasus spyware on civilian phones, following his announcement last week that the National Police had acquired the Israeli spyware to conduct illegal interceptions during a massive social uprising in 2021.

John Stringer, 42, was suspended by Gwent Police when the force first became aware of the allegations against him.

Hundreds of millions of litres were wasted every day, with Thames Water revealed as the worst offender

The Police Minister of the South African Republic has said that poor economic conditions in the country have led to a “wave of extortions” but that police are “hard at work” and will introduce new measures to combat crime.

Man carrying ‘long-barrelled gun’ died after being shot by officers near the consulate and Nazi documentation centre

Macron has assigned the former EU Brexit negotiator the task of forming a unifying government after months of political paralysis.

Autopsies of tech billionaire Mike Lynch and his 18-year-old daughter Hannah are set to take place on Friday, with four victims already confirmed to have died from suffocation

"Systematic dishonesty" from cladding and insulation companies and a government that ignored warnings about the fatal risks to people in high-rise buildings contributed to the Grenfell disaster, a report has found.

Inquiry to follow preliminary investigation unearthing 2,400 allegations of historic abuse

Office attendance in UK capital similar to levels in Toronto and Sydney, thinktank finds

A pensioner drugged his wife so she could be raped nearly 100 times by 72 men over the space of 10 years, a court has heard.