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Pamela Gwinnett splashed almost £300,000 of Joan Green's money on Botox, meals and mortgages before fleeing to Spain. Sky News tracked the convicted fraudster to Tenerife where she claimed she had been made a "scapegoat".

A military transport plane carrying 110 soldiers has been involved in a "horrific accident" in Colombia, local media have reported.

Mr Trump's update raises hopes that tensions could be easing - oil prices dip 10% and natural gas falls 6% in the wake of his post.

Leonid Radvinsky acquired Fenix International Limited, the parent company of OnlyFans, in 2018 and was its majority shareholder.

The Earth is close to breaching the key warming threshold of 1.5C - beyond which increasingly severe and compounding climate impacts are triggered.

Craig and Lindsay Foreman are being held in Tehran's notorious Evin prison, which they say has placed them in a "life-threatening situation".

At least 10 Palestinians have been injured in the latest outburst of violence, triggered by the death of an 18-year-old Israeli settler in a car crash.

Iran seems to have been waiting for this war for years. Its leadership is hydra-headed, programmed to replace itself. It has so far proven surprisingly capable of responding to attacks with speed and strategy despite its enemies' claims it has been . ...

A total of 25 people were caught in the 150m wide slide of snow, with three were seriously injured.

Country suffers total blackout The Cuban Electric Union says. The power grid collapse comes as Cuba deals with an oil blockade and decaying infrastructure.