Tom Porter

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Tom reports on domestic and foreign affairs for IBTimes UK. His interests include Russia, crime and security. Previously Tom worked at the BBC and the East London Guardian.

Does bone analysis prove that Amelia Earhart died as a castaway on a remote Pacific island?

Legendary aviator disappeared in 1937 attempting to become the first woman to fly around the world.

Police double-murder ambush suspect Scott Michael Greene arrested

Man suspected of killing two officers in Iowa, Des Moines area has been captured.

British banker Rurik Jutting 'fantasised about kidnapping young mother and baby'

Court hears that before brutal murder of two Indonesian sex workers, Jutting cruised for gay sex on Grindr.

British soldiers' Latvia brawl 'was set up as part of Russian propaganda sting'

Russia alleged to have instigated fight between soldiers and locals to discredit British forces in Baltic.

Two police officers killed in 'ambush-style' attack in Iowa

First officer was killed responding to reports of a shooting at 1am local time.

Band members wearing the controversial un iforms

Sony Japan apologises after girl band wears Nazi-style uniforms in Halloween performance

The costumes were described as 'inappropriate and deeply offensive' by human rights campaigners.

German ex-policeman accused of murdering and dismembering man he met on cannibal website back in court

Detlev Günzel is accused of murdering man in a specially designed S&M dungeon then burying the body parts.

Man killed and several injured in Halloween night stabbings in Croydon

Police have launched a murder investigation following the man's death.

Russia deploys submarines equipped with cruise missiles to Syria

Deployment comes with Russia believed to be plotting a major new attack on Aleppo.

Ex-British special forces soldier charged over alleged role in kidnapping of Nice hotel magnate

The man is among six charged for the kidnapping of a millionaire hotelier.

Russia could overrun Nato's Baltic forces 'within 36 hours'

Think tank concludes Nato forces are six to seven times short of strength required to repel Russian attack.

Putin claims US allegations of Russia attempting to hack presidential elections is a ploy

Russia will attack the West if provoked in Syria, warns former UK ambassador to Moscow

Sir Anthony Brenton warns that relations with Russia the 'most dangerous I have ever seen'.

Arsonists attack infamous Russian 'troll factory'

Masked men hurled Molotov cocktails into window of office where trolls churn out pro-Kremlin propaganda.

Rurik Jutting yelled and brandished knife at pedestrians after second brutal killing

The British banker described how he threatened people on the streets below his high rise apartment.

The former British public schoolboy who is the real 'American Psycho'

Banker from a privileged background now accused of brutal double murder of prostitutes in Hong Kong.

Watchdog investigates British charity's alleged cult connections

EXCLUSIVE: British charity is allegedly linked to cult whose leaders are wanted by Interpol.

UK to send tanks, 800 troops and drones to Estonia as tensions with Russia grow

'This is not simply a trip-wire….This is a serious military presence,' said Defence Secretary Michael Fallon.

Slovakian parliament bans far right anti-Roma patrols

Train patrols are accused of targetting members of Roma minority.

Rurik Jutting: Cocaine binges led him to develop violent fantasies before alleged murders

Jury hears that British banker was heavily addicted to alcohol, cocaine and energy drinks.

British men arrested after 'hospitalising Turkish taxi driver' in Munich attack

Dispute allegedly arose over an unpaid fare.

Moscow Nanny Gulchekhra Bobokulova beheads child

Moscow nanny filmed holding child's severed head admits murder

Investigators believe woman has a 'chronic mental disorder'.

Orlando man arrested after police mistake Krispy Kreme doughnut glaze for crystal meth

Officers noticed 'rock-like substance' on floor of man's car.

policeman is pictured on October 19, 2016 in Georgensgmuend, southern Germany, in front of a house of a member of the so-called Reichsbuerger movement.

Reichsbürger: The far-right extremists determined to return to Germany's imperial past

A member of the movement is believed to be behind the recent fatal shooting of a police officer.

UK's Roma in state of 'deep insecurity' following Brexit vote

Roma community face legal uncertainty and anxiety over hate crimes surge.

Man 'fed up' with children playing on drive, jailed after running over and killing neighbour's son

David Cowell knocked down a 5-year-old boy while trying to scare off another girl playing on his driveway.

Muslim Council of Britain anti-terror campaign criticised after 'unwillingness' to blacklist 'kill Ahmadis' group

Critics accused the organisation of dragging its feet over expelling a charity which called for apostates to be killed.

The Sun attacks Gary Lineker over asylum seeker 'lies' accusation

Row erupted when presenter criticised 'hideously racist' treatment of refugees in UK tabloids.

Isis claims responsibility for multiple attacks in Kirkuk

Gunfire rings out in city as militants wearing suicide vests target police headquarters and government buildings.

Controlled explosion performed on 'suspicious package' at North Greenwich Tube

Police launch investigation into item.

Australian man cleared of murdering woman on first Tinder date

Warienna Wright, 26, fell from the 14th floor balcony of 30-year-old Gable Tostee's apartment.