A man who used his car as a weapon in a racist and homophobic Christmas Day attack in central London has been convicted of murder, police confirmed.
Britain’s Dom Taylor has been suspended from the World Darts Championship after failing a drug test, handing Jonny Clayton a walkover, the DRA said.
The family of nine-year-old Aria Thorpe, who died from a single stab wound in Weston-super-Mare, paid tribute to her as a “beautiful soul.”
Four men have been convicted for the sexual exploitation, rape and abuse of a vulnerable 16-year-old girl they picked up in Birmingham, prosecutors said.
At least three people were killed and nine injured after a man armed with a knife and smoke grenade attacked crowds in Taipei, authorities confirmed.
Anthony Joshua’s 2013 professional debut, following Olympic gold in London, was hailed as the beginning of a new era as boxing crowned its next star.
Xbox launches its latest Free Play Days event ahead of Christmas, giving players access to popular games for free during the festive holiday period.
I was proud to lead a Westminster Hall debate on an issue of local, national and international significance: the urgent need to ban small-scale fracking operations. This was a timely moment for a debate. In my constituency of Scarborough and Whitby, Europa
Sewell Setzer was fourteen years old. For ten months, he’d been talking to a chatbot on Character.AI, a virtual companion modelled on a Game of Thrones character. When he told it he wanted to die, it asked if he “had a plan.”
How the French Revolution influenced British constitutional thought, encouraging gradual reform, stability, and democratic change without violent upheaval.