All news by author Sophia Martinez

A pair of forgers who made more than £1 million supplying fake UK identity documents to high-profile criminals have been jailed.

The Prince and Princess of Wales were present at the naming ceremony held on the River Clyde.

Just a day after an executive said disruptions from a cyber attack will last until July, the Marks & Spencer website is down for customers again.

An air traffic controller from Philadelphia (USA) has revealed alarming details about technical failures and staff shortages at Newark Liberty International Airport.

Russian propagandists have threatened to usher in WW3 by calling for a massive nuclear attack to devastate London in order to teach "scoundrels" living in Britain a lesson

DPRK-flagged vessel sails to China while broadcasting as Roman Abramovich pleasure boat docked thousands of miles away

Environment Secretary makes announcement after the company’s chair said he ’may have misspoken’ to MPs.

Bosnian police arrested 18 suspects in a migrant smuggling bust along the Balkan route, seizing vehicles and key evidence in a coordinated crackdown.

A health food shop has been forced to recall one of its products over fears it could have been contaminated with E.coli.

Overpayments because of official failures led to debt and misery for hundreds of thousands of people

The FBI is present at the site of a deadly explosion in the wealthy area of Palm Springs, California, with local police considering the incident as an ’act of terrorism’.

Former Brazil and Inter Milan defender Lucio suffered burns at home and he remains in intensive care at a hospital in Brasilia following an incident on Thursday

Welsh dad David ’Dai’ Richards died while he attended a stag do in Prague last year - a German man was sentenced for grievous bodily harm (GBH) in a Czech court this week

In early May in Russia, another journalist was sentenced — Alexander Gusov, the owner of the newspaper "Vek" and the Telegram channel "Novy Vek," received a five-year sentence in a high-security colony on charges of extortion.

Jacob Calland’s devastated mother Carly has started a campaign to prevent others from dying in an e-scooter accident like the one that took the life of her 14-year-old son in Wythenshawe.

Some 320 patients a week may have died needlessly in England last year due to very long waits in A&E for a hospital bed, figures suggest.

Furious Labour MPs are preparing to rebel against Sir Keir Starmer, fearing they’re finished at the next election.

Coastguard crews are searching for an overdue yacht off the south-west coast of Scotland.

Coordinated raids in Cyprus, Albania, and Israel target a group accused of scamming over 100 victims using a fake trading platform. The network employed fraudulent charts and pressure tactics to steal millions from investors across Europe.

Guyana has topped the global ranking of countries with the highest percentage increase in defense spending, posting a remarkable 78% growth.