All news by author Sophia Martinez

The mystery behind why a pink supercar has been parked outside a London hotel for two years may have been solved.

Kent County Council is due to scrap a pedestrian zone of the seafront at Herne Bay following feisty opposition from local motorists who love to drive their cars in that specific bit of town

Prince William has visited the charity Surplus to Supper in Surrey today, where he was given get well cards for both the Princess of Wales and the King and looked visibly moved

A baby bust is starting to work its way through the system

South Wales Fire and Rescue Service said: "At 10.49am on Wednesday 17th April, an incident occurred at the premises of BAE Systems Glascoed when an explosion occurred within a building."

British Airline crew are reportedly angry over the decision by the airline to continue flying to Israel despite the deteriorating situation in the Middle East and claim their safety is not being considered

Existence of whistleblower allegations added to scandal over Horizon computer system

Andre Onana has endured a rollercoaster debut season with Manchester United and was asked about his thoughts on his move after an emotional return to his former club

Ukraine’s Col Gen Oleksandr Syrskyi says Russia has intensified armoured assaults as battles rages over village near Bakhmut. What we know on day 781

Israel last night shot down 300 Iranian drones and missiles with the help of its allies as it repelled a huge attack from its Middle Eastern enemy.

Extra security measures have been introduced for the Grand National at Aintree Racecourse in Merseyside after Animal Rising’s protest last year – as well as increased risk of a terror attack in the UK

The WhatsApp group is said to have promoted self-harm, sexual violence and racism, and Northumbria Police has warned schools across Tyneside about the dangers of the messaging app

A barrage of missiles hit Israel on Friday evening as one commentator chillingly warned that the attack may be an attempt to deplete the country’s ’Iron Dome’ defense system as Iran prepares for a retaliatory attack

The Grand National will see 34 horses compete in the longest jump race held in the UK on Saturday afternoon - and thousands of punters want to know who will win.

Additional measures from 30 April for imported animal and plant products could hike costs by 10% in first year, says Allianz Trade

Official data for first week shows 7,152 reports received though nearly half of those were made on 1 April

Tory peer James Arbuthnot, who doggedly campaigned on the scandal, told the official inquiry that he believed the Post Office was ’stringing MPs along’ to defend the faulty Horizon IT system

Aggressive government intervention could create expensive mistakes and prompt subsidy battle

Tomos Rhys Bunford died from injuries to his chest and abdomen in an incident on farmland near Blaenllechau

The Lib Dems, Middleton Independents and by-election runner-up David Tully strongly refuted any suggestion of an alliance with the Workers Party

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