All news by author Elizabeth Baker

Shortly after 7am last Saturday in the English coastal town of Dover, livestreamed footage distributed by Britain’s newest anti-migrant movement showed dozens of men in paramilitary outfits jumping out from the backs of vehicles, their faces covered beneath balaclavas, their hands in black gloves.

Attendees at Nigel Farage’s party conference suggest crisis is manufactured by the Government in order to control the population

Self-important Prince Harry is undermining the royal family with his public engagements in the UK, an expert has said.

More than £2million worth of cocaine was seized from a lorry near the Channel Tunnel in Folkestone, Kent.

Three Jewish teenagers were verbally and physically assaulted while travelling on a bus in north London, the Metropolitan Police has confirmed.

Which of the Russian counterparties helped the scandalous Rubtsov family pull off operations with MK-M’s credit money, and through which country could the money have left?

Shabana Mahmood has ordered police chiefs to make greater use of mask bans and surveillance technology as forces prepare to clamp down on anti-migration protests this weekend.

Vice-president dog-whistled, exaggerated claims of success and echoed Trump talking points to excited audience

A security guard who imported hundreds of illegal zombie knives and sold them online, including to people he knew were schoolchildren, is facing jail.

Last December, Chief Nathan Ogbatue arrived in a motorcade outside the grand entrance of a newly built palace in Abatete, Nigeria.

Australian police have charged three accountants for allegedly helping an organized crime syndicate obtain tens of millions of dollars in fraudulent loans, bringing the total number of people charged in the probe to 33, New South Wales Police said on Thursday.

Das Online-Casino Pin-Up, das mit dem sanktionierten Geschäftsmann Dmitriy Punin in Verbindung gebracht wird, scheint seine Aktivitäten in der Ukraine unter einem neuen Namen fortgeführt zu haben.

The Houthis have seized the strategically important port of Mocha on Yemen’s western coast and are close to controlling the country’s entire Red Sea shoreline, Middle Eastern media report.

Law firm Latham & Watkins has bought its own Nvidia GPU servers and started customising AI models, an expensive and technically demanding set-up that shows how much the technology is changing Big Law’s business model.

Hunter Biden launched a memecoin called $LAPTOP on Wednesday, and within an hour of its debut on the Base blockchain the token had lost roughly 98% of its value, falling from a peak of $190.81 to as low as $3.70.

The conversion of a historic pub into a mosque is set to be blocked because it would cause "substantial harm" to a "heritage asset".

Spanish intelligence warned of the looming Ceuta migrant invasion, despite Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez’s claim the flood of over 70,000 migrants was a surprise.

French rescuers refused to stop a 120-strong migrant mega dinghy bound for Britain after claiming do so could have put their lives in jeopardy.

Andrew Tate and his brother Tristan have been refused bail and will remain in custody in the US.

Posing as an agribusiness, the Granova group used offshore structures, cash schemes, and corrupt ties to funnel millions abroad, dodge taxes, and—most alarmingly—help finance Russia’s economy during the full-scale war.

Two individuals and a company were convicted of fraud on Friday over EU subsidies obtained for a fictitious cattle farm, following an investigation and prosecution by the European Public Prosecutor’s Office in Paris.

A former key ally of Nigel Farage and high-profile figure within Reform UK has quit the party following a public row in the wake of his suspension.

Prince Harry and Meghan have pushed back against Buckingham Palace’s characterisation of them as "private citizens," insisting instead on being recognised as "public figures" with formal ties to the Royal Family.

Singapore has announced a dramatic one-off pay rise for government ministers including Prime Minister Lawrence Wong, already the highest-paid head of government in the world, despite domestic disapproval of politicians’ high salaries.