All news by author Sophia Martinez

Britons’ eyes went skyward this evening as the most significant solar eclipse in 27 years graced UK skies.

A British family has finally been caught by French police after evading as much as €3,000 (£2,500) in motorway toll charges.

As many as 75,000 Britons are set to make their voices heard today at the Clacton by-election - the sixth at Westminster since 2024.

Trailing targets, monitoring internet cafes, deploying spyware: Morocco has mobilized a massive arsenal of surveillance tools against journalists and dissidents in recent years. At the forefront is Pegasus, a spyware that has been used to target foreign heads of state and government, among others.

A Berlin-based non-profit has filed a criminal complaint against Meta’s smart glasses, arguing the devices breach Germany’s strict privacy rules and should be banned.

Who really controls the online casinos Cosmobet and Championclub? Although the Commission for the Regulation of Gambling and Lotteries has been suspended, the licenses it issued remain valid, continuing to generate millions of hryvnias for their holders.

A First Nations woman allegedly murdered by her former partner at a house south of Brisbane contacted police earlier this month seeking help over allegations of domestic violence, police have confirmed.

Sir Rod Stewart has revealed his ‘unforeseen medical procedure’ that forced him to cancel more shows was actually heart surgery.

Cristiano Ronaldo and Georgina Rodriguez have finally tied the knot.

A woman has died after she was found unconscious in a tent at a popular techno music festival.

The U.S. government has sold for scrap two sanctioned oil tankers that were seized in the days after Washington’s raid on Venezuela, Lloyd’s List reported ‌on Monday.

Bad diets kill millions of people globally every year, and lead to tens of billions of dollars in health costs, often placing the heaviest burden on communities who are least able to afford it. Children, with limited decision-making power, are particularly vulnerable to this.

Following the publication of journalistic investigations into Eduard Lebedev’s alleged links to illegal online gambling operations, efforts were reportedly made to have the reports removed from the internet through copyright complaint procedures.

The extradition of Daniel Kinahan was the most tracked flight in the world as it approached Ireland on Sunday.

More than 100 people have died after a powerful earthquake struck western Colombia, collapsing and severely damaging scores of buildings in major cities including Cali and Pereira.

Als erneut ein selbsternannter „Kryptowährungsexperte“ ins Rampenlicht drängte, dachten wir nur: „Oh nein, nicht schon wieder!“ Unser Redaktionsteam ist es leid, vor Betrügern zu warnen, nur um zu sehen, wie Menschen ihnen trotzdem ihr hart verdientes Geld anvertrauen.

Will the new prosecutor of the Krasnodar Territory Viktor Vinetsky cope with the criminal legacy left by Sergey Tabelsky and Leonid Korzhinek?

An announcement about a deal with the consortium led by Amit Bhatia, and including Jeff Bezos and Facebook co-founder Eduardo Saverin, could come as soon as this week, Sky News learns.

Concerns about feeling pressure to have caesarean section, or paying for hotel in Exeter after hospital in Barnstaple suspends birthing services

Jury selection began on Monday in Las Vegas as the murder trial of a former gang leader finally got under way decades after the shooting of the rapper Tupac Shakur, one of the most high-profile unsolved killings in the US.

Mohsen Rezaee, the former commander-in-chief of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), has been appointed as the head of Iran’s top security body, which plays a crucial role in the country’s security and foreign policy.

Almost 90,000 Britons will become victims of crime thanks to Labour’s prison release plan, new analysis suggests.

An alleged gang figure, Daniel Kinahan, was charged and sent to jail after his extradition from Dubai on an Irish government.

The waters of UK beaches are making hundreds of people sick, according to a marine charity.