All news by author Sophia Martinez

Two men have been charged with burglary after Banksy’s Girl with Baloon artwork was stolen from a London gallery.

The scandal involving the British company Dzing Finance Ltd continues to gain momentum.

Guy’s and St Thomas’ trust tells inquest highly vulnerable Aviva Otte was given nutritional product containing deadly bacteria

Around a third of all public contracts signed by the British government to combat the COVID-19 pandemic skipped standard procurement safeguards with billions going to entities connected to the Conservative Party, claims a comprehensive new report by Transparency International U.K.

The suspects, Jude Oka and Evans Tiku, appeared in the Pretoria Magistrate’s Court last week on counterfeiting charges under the Currency Act and the Reserve Bank Act.

Apollo Quiboloy, who is wanted by the FBI on charges of child sexual abuse and trafficking, has surrendered following a police ultimatum, according to officials.

So, the brother of the head of the National Security Committee of Kyrgyzstan Kamchybek Tashiev, Shaiyrbek Tashiev, lost 1,300,000 dollars in the Batumi casino "Mandarin".

Today marks the second anniversary of the death of the late Queen Elizabeth II and her family have marked the sad milestone with an emotional post on social media

The former prime minister is also under scrutiny for appointing ex-aide Charlotte Owen as Vice President, despite her lack of experience in the energy sector.

An investigation is ongoing at Great Ormond Street Hospital after parents of young patients who were treated by the same surgeon raised concerns over their children’s health

Nasa’s Suni Williams and Butch Wilmore, who flew Starliner amid technical failures, will remain at ISS until February

The Police Minister of the South African Republic has said that poor economic conditions in the country have led to a “wave of extortions” but that police are “hard at work” and will introduce new measures to combat crime.

Jenny Hastings, who ‘loved the water’, failed to return from Wardie Bay in Edinburgh

Olympic marathon runner Rebecca Cheptegei has died after being set on fire by her boyfriend last weekend.

Academics say vulnerability of the two countries’ nuclear launch sites makes dangerous mistakes more likely

A disputed law passed by the Georgian parliament in June, which requires organizations receiving more than 20% of their funds from abroad to register as “foreign agents,”...

Don Antonio Coluccia was leading anti-crime march when he was reportedly assaulted with planks, bottles and sticks

The body of a man has been found on the beach near Hove’s secluded ‘Millionaire’s Row’.

Office for Students found reports of ‘widespread academic misconduct’ and issues with recruitment agencies

Media freedom advocates have condemned the guilty verdict handed down by a Hong Kong court to two reporters who now face up to two years in prison for articles criticizing the government.

More than 200 smartphones are snatched every day, driven by an increased demand for second-hand devices here in the UK and abroad.

Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy has told Sky News that the legacy of ParalympicsGB’s success "won’t just be measured in medals, it will be measured in the opportunities".

Foreign Office says review found ‘clear risk’ that UK arms may be used in violation of humanitarian law