All news by author Sophia Martinez

David Neuberger was part of court panel that dismissed appeal of Jimmy Lai and six other pro-democracy activists

A man has been charged with attempted murder of a police officer who was stabbed inside a high-security prison.

A New Zealand charity has raised alarm among its beneficiaries, primarily homeless individuals in Auckland, after discovering that they had inadvertently distributed candies laced with a potentially deadly dose of methamphetamine.

A dad and son pocketed £136,000 in a ‘get-rich-quick’ con using fake receipts to return cheap irons to Argos for the full price.

A Thai court has dismissed Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin for appointing to his cabinet a former lawyer who was once jailed.

A police incident between West Ealing and Greenford is causing delays in West London this morning.

Ioan Pintaru, 32, has been charged after an 11-year-old girl was stabbed in Leicester Square and rushed to hospital. It It was initially believed that the girl’s mother had also been hurt

It has been claimed that he ran social media accounts to target his former partner, at one point making accusations about her sex life

Hezbollah launched a barrage of missiles towards northern Israel overnight as tensions across the border continue to rise.

Madhabi Buch and her husband deny claims she is biased and say their finances are an ‘open book’

The family that blew the whistle on Huw Edwards is demanding he pay back the six-figure sum after BBC bosses revealed they felt conned by a ’villain leading a double life’

New category of widows and widowers on receiving end of DWP errors, says former minister

This is the moment a mammoth cargo ship was nearly destroyed by an exploding shipping container in one of China’s busiest ports.

The Kenya Aviation Workers Union is threatening to strike if the proposal for India’s scandal-ridden Adani Group to lease Kenya’s Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (JKIA) is not dropped.

Israeli airstrikes hit a cluster of houses in central Gaza’s Al-Bureij camp and nearby Al-Nuseirat camp

Justice Minister Heidi Alexander said thugs taking part in disorder have a ’prison place waiting for them’ and could face the maximum 10 year sentence for taking part in riots

Kris Maharaj was convicted of the murder of a father and son back in 1986, but he always maintained his innocence. In 2019 a judge ruled he had proved so.

Three men have been sentenced for their roles in an organised crime group linked to the smuggling of migrants into the UK by lorry.

Concerns have been raised after the world’s largest economy reported much lower-than-expected job creation in July.