A government inquiry into the Countess of Chester Hospital has deepened serious questions about the convictions of neonatal nurse Lucy Letby, after one of the doctors whose testimony helped secure her prosecution publicly withdrew his certainty that she was responsible…
A Legacy Contested on Multiple Fronts As the 30th anniversary of Diana, Princess of Wales’s death approaches, competing efforts to define her legacy have placed the Royal Family at the centre of a fresh and pointed dispute. Prince Harry, Duke…
In mid-August, a supertanker called the Singapore Prosperity — carrying an estimated two million barrels of crude oil — docked at a series of Saudi ports before heading toward the Strait of Hormuz. Then its transponder went dark. Two days…
A Maltese jury acquitted millionaire businessman Yorgen Fenech last week of conspiracy to murder investigative journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia, who was killed by a car bomb near her home in October 2016 — a verdict that has sent shockwaves through…
Apple challenged the British government before the Investigatory Powers Tribunal in London on Thursday, demanding that authorities publicly acknowledge the existence of a Technical Capability Notice — a legal instrument reportedly compelling the company to provide access to encrypted user…
A player acquired quietly in the summer transfer window is drawing serious attention at Rangers, with former Ibrox striker Kevin Kyle suggesting that South African centre-back Olwethu Makhanya could become a significant source of transfer profit for the club —…
Israel’s culture minister has threatened to strip two documentary film-makers of their citizenship for producing a film that scrutinises the Israeli military’s use of artificial intelligence targeting systems in Gaza. The response from the international film industry has been swift,…
European Union Energy Commissioner Dan Jørgensen arrived in Houston this week for a G20 energy ministerial that exposed a widening disagreement over something more fundamental than individual fuels or climate targets: what energy security itself is supposed to mean. The…
What is the Thirlwall Inquiry, and why was it established? The public inquiry chaired by Lady Justice Thirlwall publishes its findings today, examining one of the most disturbing criminal cases in modern British healthcare history. Lucy Letby, a neonatal nurse…
A new wave of organised disorder has arrived. But why? Across Britain, black-clad groups are assembling with increasing regularity — masked, coordinated, and sometimes violent. Their targets vary: immigration facilities, town centres, football fixtures, sectarian flashpoints. What unites them is…