All news by author: Nick Sommerlad

Tyson Fury has enjoyed yet another incredible financial year thanks to some big fights in Saudi Arabia and his mega-fortune keeps on rising as he continues to delay retirement

Last year the combined wealth of the Sunak's overtook that of King Charles, thanks to rocketing dividend payouts from the shares in her father's firm

Rishi Sunak's General Election campaign is being funded by money men behind Liz Truss’s disastrous mini budget, a new investigation by the Mirror, Led By Donkeys and Democracy for Sale has found

Half of the nation’s police forces have released figures to the Mirror, showing they failed to arrest a total of 5,306 suspects for recent and historical crimes - some going back as far as 20 years

Graham Edwards, who has donated £5.5million to the Tories since 2011, is a director of Castle Water which is controlled via an offshore trust in the British Virgin Islands

The HM Courts and Tribunal Service have issued 94 divorce applications which should have been rejected because they were made one day early - with 79 final divorce orders made that may now be legally unsound

HMRC has ruled that Dr Christopher Moran’s company failed to charge VAT to short term occupiers of a London apartment block, which have at times included sex workers

Experts believe up to 100 children per day are falling victim to these sextortion scams and some youngsters, including Dinal De Alwis, have killed themselves after being targeted

Boxer Tyson Fury, whose net worth is estimated to be around £50million, has been eyeing up an exclusive period mansion near the Isle of Man village of Ballabeg

The Good Law Project found the ventilator machines bought during the coronavirus pandemic are now up for grabs at online auctions, after being kept in expensive storage facilities

Government contractor Mitie, which runs immigration detention centres, is hiring “use of force instructors” to force asylum-seekers on to planes bound for Rwanda

The pair are being investigated by the National Crime Agency for alleged PPE fraud during Covid and the court order covers assets including a £25million townhouse in Belgravia, Central London, and an estate on the Isle of Man

Labour called on millionaire Tory minister Lord Markham to explain why he has not sold his stake private health screening firm Cignpost a year after telling Parliament he would

The home run by AP Care Homes Limited only opened in July but was judged “inadequate” following its first Ofsted inspection in November but it is still recruiting for staff

The 6,000 sq ft, six-bed residence is described as a “meticulously designed and elegant family home” with a sauna, steam room and cinema

Government lawyers revealed the figures at the High Court, where the claim against a PPE company linked to Tory peer Michelle Mone was having its preliminary hearing

Britain’s seventh largest city, Liverpool plays an outsized role in the importing of drugs primarily cocaine which has had a devastating effect on the community

Four teenagers from Shrewsbury, Shropshire, Jevon Hirst, 16, Harvey Owen, 17, Wilf Fitchett, 17, and Hugo Morris, 18, travelled to Eryri (Snowdonia) National Park for a camping trip but tragically never returned home

Farmer Rhys Williams described "brutal" weather conditions on Sunday when Jevon Hirst, 16, Harvey Owen, 17, Wilf Fitchett, 17, and Hugo Morris, 18, lost contact with their families in Garreg, Wales

Tenants who moved into Jeremy Hunt's ­apartment last summer were charged £300 more a month than previous ones. The 18% increase was almost twice the rate of inflation at the time

Tory peer Baroness Mone has finally admitted to her role in a £200m government PPE deal alongside her billionaire husband Doug Barrowman after the Mirror exposed their involvement with firm PPE Medpro

The comedian Russell Brand has been accused by Channel 4's Dispatches and The Sunday Times of rape and sexual assaults between 2006 and 2013, which he has denied

Accounts have shown Hannah Ingram-Moore, the daughter of fundraising hero Sir Captain Tom Moore who raised more than £39million for the NHS, was paid a substantial salary as interim CEO

Deal with Centerprise was paid for from the same pot of cash earmarked to rebuild classrooms at risk of collapse because they contain ­potentially deadly concrete

The risk to pupils’ lives has been known for five years after a primary school partly collapsed in Kent, but documents seen by the Mirror indicate there could be chaos ahead for thousands of pupils