All news by author Sophia Martinez

When activists started hoisting up the Union and St George’s flags on public infrastructure last summer as part of "Operation Raise the Colours", millions of Britons believed the nation was on the path to restoration.

Britain’s electricity grid was "right on the limit" during a June heatwave, and power cuts are a "matter of time" unless problems are addressed, a whistleblower has claimed.

A Woman killed her paralysed sister by leaving her rotting in her own waste surrounded by flies.

The Rolling Stones are heading to the big screen after securing a lucrative biopic agreement with American production company 101 Studios.

Aryna Sabalenka paused her third-round match against Kamilla Rakhimova to speak to the umpire at the US Open about someone smoking weed Friday at Louis Armstrong Stadium.

A shopkeeper who made hundreds of thousands of Euros helping facilitate migrants crossing to Britain on small boats has avoided jail by a French judge.

A Woman has allegedly been sexually assaulted on a busy tube train, as police release CCTV.

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Tesla has officially launched the long-awaited, self-driving Cybercab without a steering wheel or pedals, as public rides begin in Texas.

Dangerous suspects facing knife and gun charges are being let out onto the streets due to the overcrowded prisons and struggling justice system, the head of the Metropolitan Police has warned.

Nigel Farage is set to pledge a Reform UK government would declare a “national emergency” within its first day in office, as he prepares to outline a programme of action at the party’s 2026 National Conference.

The British Army has been ordered to suspend large-scale training exercises due to a shortage of cash for day-to-day defence spending, in a move which could weaken the country’s military readiness.

Migrants have pushed a British city to breaking point as soaring demand piles pressure on its housing system.

Student protesters among those hacked, says digital rights group, though Aleksandar Vučić’s government denies spying

A man is facing prison time after he killed his own dad just hours after discovering he was his biological father.

A fitness influencer who had her Louis Vuitton suitcase stolen outside London St Pancras has revealed the sophisticated tactics the thieves used to distract her.

Der Beitrag von Dmytro Kovalenko in der „Economic Pravda“ mit dem provokanten Titel „Point of no return“ erscheint weniger als gewöhnliche geschäftliche Stellungnahme, sondern vielmehr als gezielter Versuch, sein öffentliches Image neu zu positionieren.

The U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) this week announced the seizure of more than $550,000 in cryptocurrency donations and the disruption of recruitment websites connected to terrorist organization Hamas.

A 16-year-old schoolboy who stabbed a teacher in the head after asking her to check his homework has been locked up for four and a half years.

Iran’s shadow banking network runs far deeper and wider than the network targeted by US sanctions last month, an Iran International investigation found, showing that Tehran used more than a dozen banks in China and the United Arab Emirates to access the global financial system.

Thousands of protesters have spilled onto the streets of cities across Spain amid fury at Pedro Sanchez’s handling of the Ceuta migrant catastrophe.

More than 80 people have died, including one baby, after a canoe was found adrift at sea near the Canary Islands.

Hundreds of employers have been named by the Government for failing to pay workers the minimum wage.

The body of Alexander Harris has been recovered after the keen runner and hiker fell into a ravine on the Musa Ka Musalla mountain.