Daisy Graham-Brown

3 weeks ago | dailymail.co.uk | Daisy Graham-Brown |Mark Hookham

The British chief prosecutor of the International Criminal Court allegedly sexually assaulted a female colleague in a hotel room in Africa just hours before making an impassioned speech, via video-link, to the United Nations. The Mail on Sunday can reveal that Karim Khan KC, the barrister bringing a controversial war crimes case against Israel, is alleged to have coerced the woman into having non-consensual sex with him during an official trip to Chad, where he met victims of sexual violence.

1 month ago | thisismoney.co.uk | Daisy Graham-Brown

A hard-Left ex-fireman chosen to run a major teaching union is facing multiple allegations of racism and bullying, The Mail on Sunday can reveal. Matt Wrack, a militant socialist who formerly led the Fire Brigades Union (FBU), was named as the new general secretary of the National Association of Schoolmasters Union of Women Teachers (NASUWT) on Tuesday despite having no teaching experience.

2 months ago | dailymail.co.uk | David Averre |Daisy Graham-Brown

An assisted dying clinic in Switzerland has helped a British woman to end her life without informing her family, despite reportedly claiming to have changed its practices after a similar incident in 2023.  The 51-year-old woman from Wales, whose name was given as Anne, travelled to the Pegasos clinic near the Swiss city of Basel in January to end her life.

2 months ago | dailymail.co.uk | Martin Robinson |Daisy Graham-Brown

Smiling with Prince Harry by her side in poverty stricken Colombia, Meghan Markle strode hand-in-hand with her husband into a school carrying a pristine white bag on her shoulder. Days after the photo op last summer it emerged that the Duchess of Sussex had become a minority shareholder in Cesta Collective, a business set up by two wealthy New Yorkers who employ a small army of Rwandan women to weave their bags.

2 months ago | thisismoney.co.uk | Martin Robinson |Daisy Graham-Brown

Smiling with Prince Harry by her side in poverty-stricken Colombia, Meghan Markle strode hand-in-hand with her husband into a school carrying a pristine white bag on her shoulder. Days after the photo op last summer it emerged that the Duchess of Sussex had become a minority shareholder in Cesta Collective, a business set up by two wealthy New Yorkers who employ a small army of Rwandan women to weave their bags.