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Iceland’s Prime Minister quits following Panama Papers scandal

Iceland's embattled prime minister has resigned amid a controversy over his offshore holdings as outrage over the accounts angered the North Atlantic island nation. Prime...

Panama Papers: Jeremy Corbyn wants investigation into taxes of David Cameron’s family

An independent investigation must be held into the tax affairs of those implicated in the Panama Papers data leak, including David Cameron's family, Jeremy...

Chinese media censors reports on Panama Papers

China's internet censors and state media outlets have suppressed reports on hidden wealth drawn from leaked documents which name relatives of current and retired...

US judge approves $20 billion settlement over 2010 BP oil spill

A federal judge in New Orleans has granted final approval to an estimated $20 billion dollar (€17.5 billion) settlement, resolving years of litigation over...

Personal information of nearly 50m Turkish citizens posted online by hackers

Hackers have posted a database online that allegedly contains the personal information of nearly 50 million Turkish citizens in what is one of the...

Air France allows female flight attendants refuse to work Iran route

Air France allows female flight attendants refuse Air France is to allow female flight attendants to refuse to work the company's new route to...

Greece begins to deport refugees to Turkey

Police on the Greek island of Lesbos have begun placing migrants and refugees on boats heading to Turkey, the first to be deported under...

Vladimir Putin the ‘main target’ of Panama Papers

A spokesman for Russian President Vladimir Putin says he is the "main target" of the media investigation into offshore accounts, but that he is...

Cache of 11.5 million leaked records ‘exposes financial dealings of world leaders’

The offshore financial dealings of the rich and famous have been exposed by a cache of 11.5 million leaked records, an international coalition of...

British families are buying children who survived the Nepal earthquake to work as slaves

Child survivors of the Nepal earthquake are being sold to British families for a few thousand pounds to work as domestic slaves, according to...

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