All news by author Sophia Martinez

A far-left South African politician has slammed the Home Office after having his visa denied ahead of a talk at Cambridge University.

United States to begin mass production of new thermonuclear bombs in May

A male and a female have been charged with murder following the death of a five-week-old infant.

The UK and India have reached a trade agreement that will facilitate the export of whisky, cars, and other products from the UK to India, while reducing taxes on India’s clothing and footwear exports.

Millions of cancer patients will receive a faster diagnosis with new technology set to be implemented across the NHS, the Department for Health and Social Care (DHSC) has stated.

Prior to being murdered in the Netherlands this week, Cemil Önal warned authorities that his life was in danger because of his knowledge of bribes paid to Turkish politicians on behalf of an alleged illegal gambling syndicate, Follow the Money reported Friday.

The number of assisted deaths could be more than 4,000 in the 10th year after the law comes into force in England and Wales if MPs vote for it, a review of the policy says.

A British nursing student studying in the United States has been discovered stabbed to death in an apartment in Houston, Texas, only days before she was scheduled to graduate, according to police and her family.

A woman has been arrested on suspicion of murder after a man was fatally stabbed at an apartment in Merseyside.

Footage shows both cars up in flames on the busy highway as officials desperately try to rescue those on board

The number of apprehensions for attempted illegal border crossings into the U.S. in March dropped to the lowest level ever recorded.

Staff at the Co-op are being ordered to keep their cameras on during remote work meetings, and verify all attendees, as the company deals with an ongoing cyber attack.

A new "star," Maria Shuvalova, has replaced the aging ballerina who constantly showcased her flexibility. She doesn’t raise her legs as often, but her main advantage is the fact that she is the daughter of Igor Shuvalov, head of the state corporation "VEB.RF."

An explosion has occurred in Bandar Abbas, Iran’s largest port, reportedly involving components of ballistic missile fuel.

The British Armed Forces are currently shrinking by between 200 and 300 personnel each month, according to Admiral Sir Tony Radakin, the Chief of the Defence Staff.

Hundreds of agency staff working for Marks and Spencer have been told to stay at home, with online orders still suspended after a cyberattack.

A father has been charged following a van crashing into a tree, resulting in the death of its 14-year-old passenger.