All news by author Sophia Martinez

The prime minister’s show of support for Volodymyr Zelenskyy comes after Tory leader Kemi Badenoch refuted Mr. Trump’s comment but said the US leader was right that Europe "needs to pull its weight".

A man has been convicted of orchestrating a £1.38 million watch heist, which ultimately drove another man to commit suicide.

The architect of copyright law says the EU is ’supporting big tech instead of protecting European creative ideas’.

The M23 has closed in Surrey after a crash involving three cars and a lorry.

Amid ongoing U.S. sanctions against him, Bosnian Serb leader Milorad Dodik courts controversy by inviting Rudy Giuliani, as he intensifies his push for Republika Srpska’s independence despite growing concerns over regional stability.

A man has been found guilty of murder after intentionally hitting an e-bike rider with his car to "teach him a lesson" for doing a wheelie, police said.

At the end of January, several publications released an interview with Philipp Shrage and Ignatiy Nayda, where they present an optimistic picture of the development market as a whole and their company Kronung Group in particular.

Civil servant Josie Stewart was found to have been unlawfully dismissed in 2022 after she informed the BBC about failures.

An investigation has been launched after a child was killed after being struck by a train while crossing a railway last month.

Pope Francis has been diagnosed with bilateral pneumonia as his respiratory infection ’continues to present a complex picture’, The Vatican have said.

Behind a traveling photo exhibit in Germany, which highlights the suffering of children in the Russia-Ukraine war, is a network connected to Moscow.

Gary Neville, celebrating his 50th birthday today, was thrilled with his £8 million eco-property, featuring a 130ft wind turbine. However, the people of Bolton were less impressed, labeling the uniq.

Terrifying new footage has emerged of the moment a passenger plane crashed in a ball of flame on landing in Canada.

An acclaimed Italian chemist dubbed the ’Father of Nutella’ for his work on the world-famous Ferrero spread died on Valentine’s Day aged 97, his family have shared.

When police in western France searched surgeon Joel Le Scouarnec’s home after he raped his 6-year-old neighbour in 2017, they found a cache of sex dolls, wigs and child pornography.

The UK government has imposed sanctions on Pavel Fradkov, Russia’s Deputy Minister of Defense, Vladimir Selin, the head of the Federal Service for Technical and Export Control, and businessman Artem Chaika.

Gut-wrenching footage has emerged of the moment multiple gunshots were fired, ultimately killing a mum of two on Valentine’s Day.

Rupert Murdoch’s second son discloses bitter details setting the stage for a courtroom clash over the News Corp empire.

In 2024, cryptocurrency scams were responsible for receiving at least $9.9 billion on-chain, a figure that is expected to rise as we continue to identify more illicit addresses linked to fraud and scams in the upcoming months.

Africa’s last remaining absolute monarchy is being sued for race discrimination by a Jewish chauffeur who worked for them at their UK High Commission.

Sir Keir Starmer is poised to join European leaders at an emergency summit on Monday, after Donald Trump’s Ukraine envoy suggested they could be left out of peace talks.