Logan Williams

An open internet is a cornerstone of civil society, underpinning access to information in peacetime but even more so in times of conflict and under repressive regimes, according to leading experts.

The tugboat behind an ongoing oil spill off the Tobago coast, which has spiralled into a regional environmental crisis, belonged to a director at a network of Panamanian companies with a history of transporting oil from Venezuela, according to documents unearthed by Bellingcat and the Trinidad and Tobago Guardian that have been validated by the Zanzibar Maritime Authority.

202 views It's that time of year again. Kids are in school sharing all their germs, and everywhere you look someone's sneezing, coughing, or has a runny nose.

The industry flagship Farmers Weekly Awards 2024 finalists have just been announced, and Cornwall is proudly represented by two outstanding individuals in this year's shortlist. Cornwall’s Finalists Arable Adviser of the Year: Richard Tresidder, Agrovista UK Ltd, CornwallRichard Tresidder has been recognised for his exemplary work in providing a full agronomy service, including seed selection, soil testing,

Satellite imagery shows construction underway at Russia's new Black Sea naval base in the breakaway Georgian region of Abkhazia.

Logan Williams is Bellingcat's technology officer and a senior data scientist, and researcher on Bellingcat's Investigative Technology Team.

Feature (30 laps): 1. Braden Chiaramonte (1), 2. Kaleb Montgomery (4), 3. Logan Williams (2), 4. Cody Williams (6), 5. R.J. Johnson (9), 6. Blake Bower (3), 7. Tommy Malcolm (14), 8. A.J. Bender (7), 9. Brody Roa (17), 10. David Gasper (21), 11. Austin Grabowski (20), 12. Bryce Eames (12), 13. Verne Sweeney (13), 14. Brent Sexton (18), 15. Heath Holdsclaw (22), 16. Elexa Herrera (24), 17. Chase Johnson (5), 18. Davey Pombo (16), 19. Jonas Reynolds (19), 20. Jon DeWees (23), 21. Andrew Sweeney (10), 22. Brody Fuson (11), 23. Grant Sexton 24. Austin Williams (15).

Kayla Cowan of Monroe, Savannah Dorey of Newport, Mackenzie Haines of Monroe, Alicia Kenworthy of Lambertville, Austin Kronk of Ottawa Lake, JoAnn Mills of Monroe, Abby Rice of Newport, Casey Ringer of Carleton and Mark Slinker and Emily Smith, both of Petersburg, all received a $2,600 LaVerne B. Norton Scholarship.

WARNING: This report contains references to killings and graphic violence that some readers might find distressing.

Dozens of people were killed and thousands more injured after two consecutive days of explosions across Lebanon this week that the Shia militant group Hezbollah has blamed on Israel.