All news by author Emma Davis

UAV Engines Ltd has been targeted by pro-Palestinian demos

The release of brand new Netflix drama Scoop tells the story of how BBC Newsnight managed to secure Prince Andrew’s car crash interview about his association with Jeffrey Epstein - and it has shone the light back on the outcast royal whose life changed dramatically after the infamous chat

Levelling up secretary says he should have been upfront with David Cameron about his role in leave campaign

Tories announce investigation into Sir Alan Duncan 24 hours after he spoke out on Gaza in the Independent - after Independent highlighted concerns over influence of Conservative friends of Israel group

Police arrested a woman who has been on the run for two years after she was accused of stuffing a 5-year-old boy into a suitcase and leaving him for dead in the woods...

The gruelling journey includes 20,000 miles and 21-hour flights just to get there

Michael Smith claimed he was innocent of the murder of Janet Moore and Sharath Pulluru in February 2002 and couldn’t remember being arrested because he had taken too many drugs

Grandparents Derek and Elaine Thompson, from Newcastle, have taken up visiting horse racing tracks as a full time hobby after scooping a massive £2.7million on the National Lottery and packing in their jobs

Schemes to replace EU subsidies will not plug gap left by loss of EU subsidies for most farmers

Liam Fosbrook, 29, stabbed Dylan Towers, 35, after Mr Towers appeared at his sister Tara’s home in Stockport in December 2021

Campaigners have spent years fighting against the project

The British stealth drones cost an eyewatering £5million each

Mr Chapman had been in Gaza only a few weeks after stints in the Middle East

Plus two high street giants are cutting down their number of stores

Pop titan has managed to accumulate her staggering wealth mostly through her music endeavours

At least 29 people have been killed and one injured in a fire in a nightclub in Turkey.

The volunteers were in cars branded with a charity logo when they were hit

Sir Ed Davey, the leader of the Liberal Democrats, will visit Science Secretary Michelle Donelan’s Chippenham constituency on Tuesday as he attempts to capitalise on her woes

The Criminal Justice Bill would allow cops to move on, fine or lock up "nuisance" rough sleepers

Wales led the way in tackling the problem of empty properties and priced-out locals – and now Jeremy Hunt has weighed in

Germany will host 23 other nations - including England and Scotland during the month-long 51-game football showpiece

Met police say investigation into stabbing of Iranian journalist near home in Wimbledon is being led by counter-terrorism officers

Government adviser says teachers feel ill-equipped to talk about controversial topics but avoiding debate risks fuelling anger