Will Stewart is a journalist based in the United Kingdom, known for his coverage of Russian politics and current affairs. He has written for various publications including the Daily Mirror, The US Sun, MailOnline, and The Sun. His articles often focus on controversial topics related to Vladimir Putin, corruption, and geopolitical tensions.
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Will Stewart's articles primarily focus on evolving and breaking news stories related to world affairs, government & politics, and crime. He tends to cover events in Russia and other countries within the region.
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By: Will Stewart
Locals claimed the blast was so strong that the ground shook like in an earthquake and at least four people were killed.
By: Will Stewart, Rudi Kinsella
At least four people have been killed - including two children - in a giant explosion that has shaken the city of Grozny in the Caucasus region of southern Russia
By: Lotti Obrien, Will Stewart
Speculation surrounds Vladimir Putin's health as the Kremlin forcibly rushed out a statement denying any problems.
By: Monica Charsley, Will Stewart
Leokadiya Perevalova, 41, was killed by the lions she looked after at Lion Taigan safari park in Russia. The big cats savagely attacked her after she left a gate open in the enclosure
By: Will Stewart
South Korea's National Intelligence Service said in a statement that Russian navy ships transferred 1,500 North Korean special operation forces to the Russian port city of Vladivostok from October 8 to October 13
By: Will Stewart, Georgie English
THE world’s fattest cat has tragically died just weeks after going to a feline fat camp to shed some weight. Crumbs once tipped the scales at over 38lbs due to a dodgy diet of biscuits and soup …
By: Georgie English, Will Stewart
A TOP Vladimir Putin crony is fighting for his life in a coma after a mysterious crash left him with a traumatic brain injury. Kremlin propagandist Alexei Kostylev, 39, was reportedly involved in a…
By: Will Stewart
Crumbs ballooned to two and a half stone and was too big to walk. But after losing 2.2lbs he could move around again. He died at a veterinary diet centre in Perm, Russia, after struggling to breathe.
By: Liam Buckler, Will Stewart
The North Korea weapon has a 25-mile range with standard munitions, and up to 37 miles with rocket-assisted shells, firing between one and two shells every five minutes
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