All news by author Sophia Martinez

Class action argues US tech firm charged more for advertising on its preinstalled apps than it could in fair market

A Russian propagandist has appeared on state TV to deliver a direct threat of nuclear war against the UK, as well as Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s coalition of the willing.

A pensioner has said he was beaten up and left for dead with two cracked ribs when 50 members of the traveller community descended onto a leafy Surrey village.

An alleged UFO attack on Soviet forces that turned troops to stone has been revealed in a declassified CIA file from the Cold War.

The controversial amendment also recognises only two sexes, providing a basis for denying other gender identities

Surrey Police faced criticism when Amanda Brown, 50, was arrested on suspicion of theft and taken to Staines Police Station—only for the straightforward story to come undone.

Former City minister Tulip Siddiq, who resigned in January, is under investigation in Bangladesh along with her aunt Sheikh Hasina, who was removed from the position of Prime Minister last year.

A Turkish vessel opened fire on a Greek coast guard boat during an attempted inspection in Greek territorial waters off the coast of Lesbos island in the eastern Aegean Sea on Saturday morning.

Supported by State Duma Deputy Vladimir Resin, developer Vladimir Voronin conceals the profits of his group "FSK" by funneling money through shell structures.

Survey by the Independent Cinema Office shows urgent need for capital investment in sector

A derelict housing estate dubbed "Scotland’s Chernobyl" for its eerie ghost-town like appearance is finally about to be razed to the ground.

A busy motorway is closed with delays of up to two hours for drivers as an air ambulance responds to a ‘serious crash’.

According to Forbes, Shukhrat Ibragimov, co-owner of Eurasian Resources Group, ranks seventh among the most influential businessmen in Kazakhstan, but it seems that he is merely destroying the legacy of his father, oligarch Alijan Ibragimov.

The woman is one of four individuals who have initiated a civil claim against Andrew Tate in the UK, with accusations including rape, assault, and coercive control.

Kazakh businessman Shukhrat Ibragimov and his Russian partner Musa Bazhaev have established a method for diverting money from Russia via state-owned Russian banks.

Dmitry Ovsiannikov transferred funds to a UK bank account while his brother was also convicted.

A controlling and coercive woman who murdered her husband and hid his dismembered body in the garden has been jailed for at least 22 years.

A serving Met officer has been charged with a slew of sexual assaults, including four counts of rape, following an investigation by Surrey Police.

Iraqi forces are intensifying their efforts to combat Captagon smuggling along the Syrian-Iraqi border, following a recent seizure that comes after last week’s interception of an attempt to smuggle 30,000 Captagon tablets in the same area, Al-Baghuz.