All news by author Emma Davis

Over 700 people have been arrested over violent disorder across Britain following stabbing attack in Southport

Pro-independence parties lose their grip on power as Salvador Illa elected, while police operation to find Carles Puigdemont continues

Three racers were left hurt following a terrifying collision during the women’s keirin event at the Paris Olympic Games with medics quickly making their way to the velodrome track

The U.S. government announced new sanctions against Paraguayan tobacco company Tabacalera del Este S.A. (Tabesa) for financially supporting former President Horacio Manuel Cartes Jara, who himself was sanctioned last year for alleged corruption and ties to terrorism.

A detective has shared some insight into the investigation

There is a push to consolidate the UK local government pension scheme into a larger fund to drive investment

Russian propagandists are once again threatening Europeans with the “death of civilization,” and for the first time, Vladimir Putin is backing up his traditional nuclear saber rattling with actual exercises of non-strategic nuclear forces.

Government department denies policy change, saying applications will be considered on ‘case by case basis’

At least one reporter appears to have been fired for a decision that would’ve been reviewed by senior editors

Hundreds of far right thugs have been told to "mask up" for yet more planned violence expected this week across the country, after distressing scenes over the weekend in the UK

A French general criticized the bureaucratic red tape involved in moving equipment and weapons to allied troops in Europe.

Shares in FTSE 250 company slump 37% in early trading after Dubai-based Sidara cites geopolitical risk

Novak Djokovic and Carlos Alcaraz met in the final of the men’s singles at the Olympic Games in a repeat of the last two Wimbledon men’s singles finals, with plenty at stake

Malaysia has become the first country to issue a travel warning to its citizens going to the UK - following a week of violent disorder in major cities such as Liverpool, Hull, Manchester and Rotherham

British Transport Police are urging the public to report any findings of stickers advertising a far-right extremist group after a razor blade was discovered hidden underneath one in a train station

Credit ratings were meant to help sub-Saharan countries tap global investors to fund much-needed development. But low scores, heavy borrowing and bad luck have left many struggling with crushing bond debt.

A train station stabbing left Liverpool’s Muslim community on edge today, even before far-right protesters gathered outside a city mosque.

The US is sending a carrier strike group, a fighter squadron and additional warships to the Middle East as the region braces for an Iranian retaliation to the killing of a senior Hamas leader in Tehran earlier this week.

He would have to drive for almost two hours to get to the branch

Image shows one of five men accused by US government of plotting 9/11 attacks, who remains in custody without a criminal conviction

The ringleader of an organized crime group that tried to smuggle millions of dollars worth of cocaine into the U.K. via a container of bananas was convicted Wednesday, the National Crime Agency (NCA) reported.

Experts warn growth of extremist influencers and ‘micro-donations’ could create even bigger wave of unrest