Unsolicited naked pictures will be made illegal under new plans to amend the Sexual Offences Act 2003. Cyberflashing – sending unwarranted and unsolicited naked pictures
Lord Theodore Agnew of Oulton resgined as a government minister at the Hosue of Lords dispatch box, telling colleagues he was unhappy with working between
Confusion relating to new rules that came into place on 1st January is causing tailbacks up to eight hours long as lorries head for Calais.
For some weeks fear has risen that Ukraine is on the verge of being invaded by Vladimir Putin’s Russia. Russia has sent more than 100,000
Another week, another party. No, not Gina Miller’s new “True and Fair Party”, but the revelations of another party in Number 10 – this time
Gina Miller, the investment manager turned political activist, and the woman who initiated two successful legal challenges against the Government’s Brexit policies, is launching her
The four people who were charged with pulling down the statue of former slave trader Edward Colston have been acquitted for a charge of criminal
Anti-vaxxers, or vaccine scepticism, has underlined much of the past 6 months of the pandemic. As the world opens up – hesitantly – vaccination status
Dozens have been reportedly killed in Kazakhstan during unrest against the country’s leadership. Information on the number of casualties is currently unreliable, but local news
In a Downing Street press conference, Prime Minister Boris Johnson has resisted calls for tougher restrictions despite the UK recording over 200,000 cases for the
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