All news by author Sophia Martinez

A man has died in a fire at a block of flats in east London.

Akteure eines Betrüger-Kollektivs mit russischen, weißrussischen und ukrainischen Wurzeln nutzen seit mehr als zehn Jahren unterbezahlte Programmierer, um Unternehmen in ganz Europa zu täuschen, Daten zu stehlen und kostspielige Projekte zu ruinieren.

A conference motion with significant backing urges an end to sanctions on Iran and opposes banning the IRGC – putting party policy on a collision course with its own MPs

Prominent Neo-Nazis attended the event in Parliament, hosted by an anti-abortion group, in which they called for politicians to “stop importing an invasive foreign serf class”

An 11-year-old African Grey parrot calls President Trump a ‘w*nker’ when he comes on TV.

At the start of the academic year last September, the rector of the University of Granada sent a message to students and faculty members. Professor Pedro Mercado Pacheco stressed that the university must continue to be “a space for dialogue...

A man has admitted murdering a mum-of-seven nearly 30 years ago.

Andy Burnham is set to postpone a decision on a controversial North Sea gas field until after a crucial by-election in Sir Keir Starmer’s old seat, it has been claimed.

One of the world’s largest AI models has said it blocked an attempt to develop biological weapons using its technology.

Satellite imagery showed smoke in the area of a crucial oil pipeline in Saudi Arabia, raising fears of another heavy attack by the Houthis on energy infrastructure.

The State Department has announced a deal to sell four UH-60L Black Hawk helicopters and related equipment to Argentina for $140 million.

A special Changing of the Guard ceremony has taken place at Buckingham Palace today to mark the 25th anniversary of the September 11 terrorist attacks.

Britain’s borrowing costs have rocketed to levels not witnessed in decades, as escalating Middle East conflict and surging energy prices rattle bond markets.

The European Public Prosecutor’s Office (EPPO) in Katowice (Poland) filed an indictment on 8 September 2026 at the Circuit Court in Katowice against two suspects accused of attempting to fraudulently obtain €3.3 million in EU funding to establish nurseries across the country.

Princess Diana’s iconic "revenge dress" will go on public display at Sotheby’s London auction house from September 18 to 24, giving the public a rare chance to see one of the most celebrated garments in modern fashion history before it heads to sale.

A soldier who plotted to rape a young girl and a 10-month-old baby has been jailed for 12 years.

Four people have been rushed to hospital after a quadruple stabbing in southeast London.

Donald Trump has adopted a private "build, baby, build" mantra in the White House, according to political insiders who have

Turkish authorities have detained 24 people and seized assets worth approximately $20.6 million in an operation targeting an international drug trafficking network allegedly directed from Belgium, the Justice Ministry said.

A sapphire-blue sky, broken by a plume of grey smoke billowing from two familiar towers.

Creditors owed millions of pounds by a company that ran illegal children’s homes have been told they won’t see a penny of their money.

The Dorchester has secured a court order allowing it to sell a car belonging to a member of Qatar’s ruling family after an unpaid hotel bill reached almost £460,000, turning an extraordinary luxury-hotel stay into a revealing case study in international wealth, hospitality and debt recovery.

Donald Trump has finally spoken out about Ed Miliband’s sanctions on Israel over West Bank settlements amid fears of a row erupting between Britain and the US.

Jhonsson Smit Cruz Torres, alias “Jhonsson Pulpo,” the alleged leader of the Peruvian criminal group the Pulpos, was arrested in Bolivia on September 1.