Alberto Nardelli is an Investigative Reporter for BuzzFeed News and is based in London. Contact Alberto Nardelli at alberto.nardelli@buzzfeed.com.
Geoff Perrin acknowledges he inflated his résumé, but says it hasn’t helped him get work with American police departments “because they just go, ‘What do you guys know about guns?’”
"Greg Rubini" isn't the person he claims to be.
The Cheltenham Festival welcomed in hundreds of thousands of spectators even as other major sports around the world were closing their doors.
Gathering for the G7 summit when the world is tiptoeing out of coronavirus lockdowns: an “awkward proposition to deal with.”
The government refused to reveal the average turnaround time for tests, but one Tory MP says it's taking five days or longer. Other countries can do it in hours.
Just like with testing, the UK government is weeks behind and scrambling to catch up.
Correspondence seen by BuzzFeed News shows member states were not consulted. One European diplomat described the EU decision as "weak".
This is not the first time that the EU foreign policy agency's handling of foreign interference has come under scrutiny.
New data seen by ministers and government scientists shows the proportion of severely obese people in ICUs is twice the proportion in the general population.
Some publications are flourishing by reflecting the new reality of lockdown life.
A close aide to Italy's deputy prime minister Matteo Salvini held covert talks to pump Russian oil money to his far-right party. BuzzFeed News has the tape.
This puts things into perspective.
Trump made the remarks over dinner with other world leaders at the G7 summit in Canada.
Recent photographs of Cummings suggest that Boris Johnson’s top adviser appears to not have “Developed Vetting”.
Mifsud’s lawyer, Stephan Roh, is connected to dozens of companies allegedly controlled by Kazakh oligarch Mukhtar Ablyazov, documents reviewed by BuzzFeed News show.
The small island nation’s large-scale testing strategy includes people who don’t have any symptoms.
Gianluca Savoini is not under investigation, but his alleged links to far-right extremists, according to court papers, raise new questions about his relationship with Matteo Salvini.
The Five Star Movement controls a network of official sites and supposedly independent news outlets that spread misinformation across the internet.
A lost passport at a Portuguese airport is the latest bizarre clue in the search for the elusive Maltese professor.
Can you tell the difference between a ragù and pesto?