All news by author James Smith

Donna Conniff, 40, encouraged boy to throw missile at police and was seen kicking out at an officer

Two men stole high-end watches worth £120,000 from a luxury jewellers before making it away on foot.

FCA-regulated payment institution Connectum was a notorious scam facilitator and money launderer for the fraudulent Israeli broker scene. It processed payments for the cybercrime organization of the convicted Israeli Gal Barak.

Former Manchester United defender Phil Jones has confirmed his retirement from professional football at age 32.

Campaigners say police must do more as figures show just four cases at summer events since 2018 led to prosecutions

Reform UK leader earned £1.2 million from his role as a presenter on GB News and social media payments

The Duchess of Sussex made bombshell claims in her controversial interview with Oprah Winfrey, where she was also joined by husband, Prince Harry

Arrests have been made in connection with Matthew Perry’s tragic fatal overdose after he was found dead in a hot tub at his California home in October 2023

Four firms including Northern and Greater Anglia unlawfully prosecuted more than 74,000 alleged fare dodgers

ITV News was given exclusive access as the only UK broadcaster to join police trying to tackle pink cocaine on the streets of Ibiza, as George Hancorn reports

The Church of England made a six-figure pay-off to a priest assessed as a potential risk to children and young people, a BBC investigation has found.

Charities and human rights organisations have called on Sir Keir Starmer to reverse a planned expansion of the use of facial recognition technology following far-right riots across England and Northern Ireland.

Minister James Murray says decision aimed at protecting jobs and investment after concerns raised by industry

A search and rescue operation for a Brit who fell 100 feet from the deck of the Royal Caribbean’s Explorer of the Seas cruise ship in the Adriatic last Friday has now been called off

Boy was found in water near canal towpath in Ettingshall and taken to hospital, where he died

Ukraine has accused Russia of deliberately starting a fire at Europe’s largest nuclear power station.

Surrey police refer themselves to watchdog after incident on Sunday morning involving man in his 20s

Changes to the curriculum could mean schoolchildren analyse articles in English lessons to weed out fabricated stories, learn how to identify fake news in computer classes and analyse statistics in maths.

After winning its first election in 14 years, the United Kingdom’s Labour Party has pledged to prioritize spending cuts — eliminating certain benefits while increasing taxes on the wealthy.