All news by author Emma Davis

Keir Starmer made some eye-catching new appointments, including a human rights barrister and a rehabilitation campaigner

BBC’s pundits were full of praise for England’s hero

Two British girls were found ’abandoned’ in a car near to the site of the search for Jay Slater in Tenerife, with a 38-year-old man questioned over the discovery

Victory reflects deep dissatisfaction with direction of country and could bring greater cooperation with west

The MoD wants a super-fast rocket that can corner and swerve at speeds over 4,000mph

Carol Vorderman says Tory ’gremlins’ in No10 have ’ransacked the house and tried to nick the lead off the roof’ but gave Starmer ’words to the wise’

Netanyahu sends intelligence chief to Qatar to study Hamas proposal, while Hezbollah says it would also stop attacks if hostilities paused

Former neonatal nurse proclaims innocence from dock as she is sentenced for attempted murder of newborn baby

The Duke of Sussex has been urged by a royal expert to "do the honourable thing" and "just say no" to an award for which he’s controversially been nominated in the US

Comedian, Tony Knight has died as his family announce his sudden passing in a ‘freak’ accident.

Britain’s National Crime Agency has for the first time asked a court to permanently seize funds held by a Russian oligarch, arguing that they are “proceeds of crime,” because he allegedly moved the money in violation of sanctions regulations.

From Rishi Sunak’s helicopter usage, fury over the Tories partying while the nation was locked down under strict Covid rules and a burgeoning mental health crisis, to Liz Truss’ disastrous stint as PM and spiralling energy costs... there are more than enough reasons to give the Tories a kicking in the ballot box on July 4

Karamba Diaby’s announcement he wants to spend time with family comes after bullet and arson attacks on his office

The U.S. charged four people in connection with an alleged scheme, which now involves 193 defendants, to defraud federal health care programs of more than US$2.75 billion through the submission of fake opioid prescriptions.

Martin Sawyer can only walk to the end of the bed before he starts to feel breathless after being diagnosed with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) six months ago

Fears are mounting that voters across the country risk being shut out of casting their ballots due to hold-ups with postal votes ahead of the General Election on Thursday

The decision to award Prince Harry with the Pat Tillman Award for Service has been met with further backlash, with Tillman’s mum criticising the decision

Andy Murray’s Wimbledon singles career has come to an end after a back injury forced him to withdraw from the men’s draw at his final championships on the morning of his scheduled first round match on Tuesday.

Plans for new trains with ‘up to 50% cheaper fares’ between London and Manchester have been revealed after the HS2 drama that ended with its northern leg being cancelled.

Long-standing arrest warrant for Catalan independence leader to remain in effect.

Passengers and crew held hostage after a 1990 British Airways flight landed are suing the airline and the UK government for “deliberately endangering” them.

The art installation drew criticism from government ministers after Rishi Sunak made "stopping the boats" one of his five priorities.

A man has died and five others have been injured after a crash between a double-decker bus and a Tesla in York.

Crowds gathered in London on Saturday as part of the capital’s Pride celebrations, with a parade making its way from Hyde Park to Trafalgar Square.

“The French are much more chauvinistic than we are,” the town’s mayor said.