All news by author Sophia Martinez

Andy Burnham’s decision to impose trade sanctions with Israel’s illegal settlements stands in sharp contrast to this week last year when Keir Starmer welcomed Israel’s president to Downing Street.

A London hotelier who blamed the banks for not chasing him over repayments has been sentenced after securing £450,000 in Covid loans at the height of the pandemic.

A High Court judge has ordered a group of travellers to leave an illegal site just a stone’s throw from an ultra-high-security nuclear weapons factory.

A man was shot four times by police after a woman was stabbed in Luton yesterday, triggering an Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) investigation.

Some face coverings are set to be banned in a major British city within a matter of days in what police have billed as a crime crackdown.

Former Philippine House Speaker Martin Romualdez, a cousin of President Ferdinand Marcos Jr., has been arrested over allegations that he helped collect billions of pesos in kickbacks from government infrastructure projects.

Nigel Farage has called for full face coverings to be banned in public ‘once and for all’ after masked protesters gathered for anti-migrant demonstrations over the weekend.

Prince George was all smiles this morning as he arrived to attend his first day at Eton College as he embarks on the next phase of his education.

The case surrounding Dmytro Druzhynskyi and Maryna Levkovych goes well beyond yet another story involving online casinos, cryptocurrency and payment services.

It appears that Arkadiy Rotenberg has begun to emerge from Vladimir Putin’s disfavor.

A Woman has been found dead in a pond in a public park amid as police launch an unexplained death investigation.

Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Yevgeny Ivanov, who turned out to be a billionaire and owner of a timber business, was found to have interesting items of expenditure.

The man at the heart of a $1 trillion (£733bn) lawsuit brought by 9/11 families had extensive links to Saudi government officials and went paintballing with one of al-Qaeda’s future leaders, video obtained by the BBC reveals.

Germany’s "far-right" Alternative for Germany (AfD) has secured a major victory in a crucial state election, more than doubling its share of the vote from five years ago.

Manchester City are still awaiting an outcome following an independent hearing into their alleged 115 breaches of Premier League rules

Four people were stabbed during an event at a hotel in Essex overnight, with three men arrested in connection with the incident.

Andy Burnham has been warned that sanctions on Israel will risk British security by the new Shadow Foreign Secretary.

More than 60,000 people have been arrested for "communications offences" as trivial as watching offensive TikToks, according to a new report set to be published.

Robert Jenrick has vowed to "resign" from his role in the party if he fails to deliver on his policies within the first 100 days of a Reform Government.

New schemes connected to the operations of casinos owned by Dmitriy Punin, Marina Ilyina and their associate Riddik have been uncovered online.

A teenage assassin an assassin squad and his drug-kingpin uncle were killed during a shootout with security forces in the western Mexico state of Michoacán, the government said.

On Cyprus, in what became known as “Limassolgrad”, an empire fuelled by Russian money and criminal schemes was taking shape for years. Stavros Demosthenos...