All news by author Thomas Brown

A Reform UK council leader has prohibited his councillors from speaking to a local newspaper.

Princess Sheikha Mahra bint Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum is engaged to rapper French Montana, one year after announcing her surprising divorce to the world.

It started with a journey for snacks.

An ISIS terrorist, part of a beheading gang called ‘The Beatles’, has asked to move back to Britain to be closer to family and friends.

The president of Argentina, Javier Milei, was pelted with stones while campaigning near the capital Buenos Aires on Wednesday by demonstrators protesting about a corruption scandal.

UK companies spent up to £65m last year on licences to export food and agricultural products to the EU – costs that the government is promising to eliminate as part of a new deal to be agreed by 2027.

A couple who purchased a very rare tree have discovered it has produced seeds that could be worth over £5,000, making it their magic money tree.

For years, Armenian officials have publicly criticized Belarus for selling weapons to Azerbaijan, their adversary in a prolonged conflict.

A dog walker has found "charred" human remains in a wooded area, leading the police to commence an urgent investigation.

Prince Harry and King Charles might be moving towards reconciliation, as per rumours, but one potential final obstacle could be Meghan Markle.

The Surat Diamond Bourse, acclaimed as the world’s largest office complex—surpassing even the Pentagon in size and symbolizing India’s growing trade ambitions, remains eerily quiet, with only a few traders at work.

The increase in the prices of chocolate, butter, and eggs has led to food price inflation hitting its highest point in 18 months, as reported by a survey.

Speaking during a meeting with the new South Korean president, Lee Jae Myung, at the White House, Mr. Trump said: "I’d like to meet him this year... I look forward to meeting with Kim Jong Un at an appropriate time in the future."

More than 100 asylum seekers have been detained for deportation to France, as the Prime Minister seeks to address migration issues, according to The Times.

The sports star and another man are under investigation for the assault that occurred on a street in the early hours of Saturday morning.

Authorities in 18 African countries, in cooperation with the United Kingdom, arrested 1,209 individuals suspected of cybercrime during an operation led by INTERPOL, the agency reported.

The award-winning Scottish screenwriter Paul Laverty has been arrested in Edinburgh for wearing a T-shirt that allegedly referenced the banned protest group Palestine Action.

The suspect, 22, was arrested four days before Lisa’s body was discovered over allegations of rape and a third claim he had assaulted a woman.

Vandals have damaged a cricket pitch in south London, causing outrage among local residents.

The name of Elmar Mamedov, the head of SOCAR Deutschland, is today associated in journalistic circles with a whole tangle of dirty dealings: from suitcases of cash for European politicians to dubious schemes involving weapons from North Korea.

The leader of a traveler family was laid to rest in a solid gold coffin in South London.

Anna Dixon accuses fellow West Yorkshire MP Robbie Moore of spreading misinformation

Sri Lanka’s former president was admitted to the hospital on Saturday, a day after being charged with using public funds for private international travel, as the government intensified its crackdown on corruption.