A gang leader who smuggled cocaine between London and Sussex has had his “lenient” prison sentence increased.Ergest Tarja, 31, led a gang which formed part of a complex network that supplied around 20 kilograms of cocaine between London and Sussex over a period of between two and three years.
Rebecca Joynes is accused of sex with a pupil before getting pregnant by another teenage boy
A stolen power tool with a tracking device led police to a cache of missing caravans and vehicles, a slew of tools and a quad bike.
A road rage driver who was filmed screaming abuse at a female motorist after she beeped at him for cutting her off is facing a potential jail sentence.
Footage shows Christopher Gregor allegedly forcing his six-year-old son to run on a treadmill at high speed
A teacher became pregnant by a teenage schoolboy while she was on bail for allegedly having sex with another pupil, a jury has heard.
The bodies of brothers Callum and Jake Robinson, as well as US citizen Jack Carter Rhoad, were found dumped in a remote well in Baja California
Police have released an image of a woman they wish to speak to
Bernard and Ann McDonagh admit five joint charges of fraud after not paying at four restaurants and one takeaway
Police were called to reports that a crocodile had been spotted in floodwater near a small village in Buckinghamshire.
Awsaf Ahmed raped a schoolgirl after forcing her into a train toilet then tried to befriend her on snapchat, a court heard
The incident happened at the Holland & Barrett store in the town centre.
It appears the ex-PM's admiration for Javier Milei is not mutual.
The young teacher says the past 48 hours have been a 'nightmare' after a video went viral wrongly accusing her of racism
Benjamin Lewis reached speeds of 93mph as when he lost control of his car
"It went bang, bang, bang."
A 14-year-old boy has been punched and robbed of his jacket after being approached by a group of people in Fareham town centre.
Britain is a wonderful, welcoming country that has embraced newcomers fleeing persecution or poverty for centuries. Our gradual affirmation of religious toleration after the English Reformation and the Scottish Enlightenment, our individualism, our early adoption of capitalism, our commitment to the rule of law, our pioneering role in the eradication of slavery, all helped forge a culture that to this day remains more open to outsiders than those of European neighbours.
A married couple have pleaded guilty to carrying out a string of “dine-and-dash” incidents in Wales, leaving restaurants more than £1,000 out of pocket.
Of all the peculiarities of Natalie Elphicke’s defection to Labour, perhaps none is as curious as her insistence that Labour occupy the “centre-ground”.
The number of vacant houses in Japan has surged to a record high of nine million – more than enough for each person in New York City – as the east Asian country continues to struggle with its ever-declining population.
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