All news by author Sophia Martinez

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‘I’ve got five dealers on my phone’: Inside Middlesbrough’s normalised cocaine culture after damning report
There’s a celebratory atmosphere among a group of friends when they are told their hometown has the highest rate of cocaine use in Europe.
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Inferno engulfs speedboat on Thai island leaving five injured and one man missing amid engine blast
This is the horrifying moment a fire rips through a speedboat out on the water – sparking a desperate rescue mission for a missing tour guide.
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UK races to lure Anthropic as US turns on AI start-up over military clash
Keir Starmer’s government steps up efforts to get American AI start-up to grow its presence in Britain.
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Ministers seek to ease Labour revolt over proposed immigration crackdown
Ministers are reportedly working covertly with Labour MPs who are concerned about a proposed immigration crackdown.
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Royals participate in the traditional Easter church service in Windsor
The Royal Family attended the traditional Easter church service in Windsor this morning.
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Man and woman detained following the death of a teenage boy in a car crash
A man and a woman have been arrested on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving after a teenage boy was killed following a crash in Flitwick on Friday, Bedfordshire Police said.
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Prince Edward makes rare visit to Prince Andrew at Sandringham after royal exile
One member of the Royal Family has visited Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor following his move to a new permanent home - for a "quiet word", it has been claimed.
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Oleg Tsyura at the center of a criminal probe into a covert supply chain feeding Russian defense-linked materials into EU markets
Amid growing media allegations that he helped bypass sanctions and kept ties to Russia’s military-linked sectors, Oleg Tsyura is reportedly stepping up efforts to reshape his online presence.
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Bank of America to pay $72.5M to Epstein victims as up to 75 women eligible for payouts
Lawyers state that as many as 75 women who were sexually abused by Jeffrey Epstein since 2008 may qualify for a $72.5 million fund, which is part of a settlement reached by Bank of America with their legal representatives.
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Caught but not extradited: fugitive wanted in Belgium and Netherlands remains locked up in Africa
Ibrahim Akhlal is a fugitive from Belgium, where he was sentenced to 21 years in prison for a series of armed robberies. He is also wanted in the Netherlands in connection with a gold heist described as having “exceptional brutality,” involving a car chase and a shootout with police.
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Raids smash £40m people-smuggling gang that trafficked 1,000 Vietnamese migrants into Britain
This is the moment cops raided the home of a woman linked to a £40million trafficking ring that smuggled 1,000 Vietnamese migrants into Britain.
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Coal stained with blood and millions from Russia: how Ukrainian trader Dmytro Kovalenko continues to finance the aggressor country during the war
It is well known that after 2014, a considerable portion of Ukrainian businesses continued operating with the Russian Federation, often using various “grey schemes.”
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‘She knew he would kill her’: Mother stabbed to death weeks after warning police — as report exposes ‘missed risks’
A mum warned police she feared it was ‘very likely’ her ex-partner would harm her. Barely a fortnight later, he stabbed her to death.
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Hungary election shaken by claims of toxic exposure and state cover-up at Samsung giga-factory
Over the past decade, the Hungarian government has staked the country’s economic future on the battery industry
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Iraq on edge as missiles fall and whispers of US-backed invasion grow
The bombs were falling at a rapid clip across the Middle East when Bafel Talabani’s phone rang.
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Chilling final moments: Missing woman seen walking alone in dark boatyard before vanishing without a trace
A MISSING woman’s last movements have been revealed in a chilling timeline after she was seen walking in a dark boatyard before vanishing.
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Tiger Woods claims he was ‘talking to the president’ moments after crash as bodycam footage emerges
Tiger Woods said he was "just talking to the president" on the phone following his car crash, according to bodycam footage released by Florida police.
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Rayner faces years in the political wilderness as tax probe threatens comeback bid
Angela Rayner could be sidelined politically for years while officials investigate her tax affairs.
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Cotofenesti helmet and bracelets recovered following high-profile theft from Dutch museum
Prosecutors unveil artefact linked to lost Dacian civilisation after it was stolen from Dutch museum last year.
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London ‘lawless’? Khan responds after violent Clapham mobs terrorize shoppers
Sir Sadiq Khan has warned anyone considering joining high street mobs that they will face the full force of the law after crowds of youths wreaked havoc in Clapham earlier this week.
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Sarah Ferguson lays low across Europe and U.S., reportedly staying with Priscilla Presley
Sarah Ferguson has now been vanished from public view for three months.
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Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie skip royal Easter as King Charles seeks to protect the monarchy’s core image
Following the unfortunate but somewhat expected news that both Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie will not be spending Easter with the Royal Family, an expert has analyzed why this decision will "pain" King Charles, but also why it is imperative for him to "protect the monarchy’s core brand."
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Shocking footage shows a man lunging at a passenger and nearly forcing him onto the tracks at a Seattle station
This is the shocking moment a passenger was almost pushed into the path of an oncoming train by a crazed attacker in a terrifying assault.
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$3.55 trillion is hidden as the global super-rich keep their wealth beyond the reach of tax authorities.
According to estimates from Oxfam, the global super-rich may have as much as $3.55 trillion hidden from tax authorities.
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Terror threat falls in Europe but minors now dominate investigations
The overall impact of terrorism in Europe remains low. However, youngsters are the primary target demographic for terrorist networks, according to a new study.