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The number of child sex offences reported in London has risen by over 20 per cent in the last year. Latest figures released by the NSPCC revealed that crimes against children rose from 3,911 in 2015 to 4,794 the following year.more

People sleeping rough in locations across England face being fined at least £100 by councils using controversial banning orders. Human rights organisations have hit out at local authorities for threatening people with fines for sleeping on the street or begging by using so-called PSPOs.more

In the process of two English teenagers accused of stealing goods from the Auschwitz Museum, the Krakow court questioned a teacher.more

Swindon has been labelled the pervert capital of the UK. The town, in Wiltshire, south west England, has an abnormally high number of flashers and peeping Toms.more

"Words are actions. Hate is just the beginning "- this is the slogan launched this week by Amnesty International campaign against hate speech and hate crimes titled" "NO #Hate". The campaign is to remind everyone that they have the right to a life free of violence and humiliation.more

Irish airports will not ban passengers travelling from middle eastern and north African countries from carrying laptops or tablets as cabin luggage - despite a new security crackdown in the UK and US amid fears of an al Qa'ida terrorist threat.more

British passengers on holiday flights from the Middle East and North Africa will be banned within days from carrying laptops, tablets and other electronic devices on board after security services identified a new al-Qaeda terrorist threat.more

Police have seen a sharp rise in the number of acid attacks in London, official figures show. The data, released by the Metropolitan Police, showed the number of reported attacks in London rose from 261 in 2015 to 454 in 2016, a rise of 74 per cent.more

A judge said deterrent sentences were required after a gang were caught trying to sneak illegal immigrants in through North Shields Ferry Terminal.more

Forcing pregnant women who do not want a child of one sex or the other to give birth could harm both the baby and the mother's mental health, a leading doctors' union member has said.more

The Prime Minister's letter officially notifying the European Council of the UK's intention to quit will set in train a two-year negotiation process expected to lead to Britain leaving the EU on March 29 2019.more

On May the 4th in the the UK local elections will be held. According to the latest data, in Scotland will vote almost 50 thousand of Poles. more

Police Community Support Officers on the Tube today threated strike action saying new shift hours mean they cannot get home at night by public transport and stand to lose up to £1,000 in allowances.more

Thousands of non-EU migrants will have to produce criminal record certificates before they are allowed to work in the UK under rules coming into force next month. Nurses, teachers and care workers are among those who will have to hand over a written document from their home country as part of efforts to toughen up immigration.more

Peter K. has been wanted for more than a year for fraud in connection with business, he was arrested on Christmas Eve in Austria - today announced the Polish Police. In the near future the man will be transported to Poland.more

In a visit to Mexico on Friday, the Spanish Foreign Minister Alfonso Dastis shares his disapproval of border reinforcement whilst Mexican Foreign Minister warns constructors against looking for an economic opportunity in the construction of the wall.more

Lorry drivers moving goods in Western Europe for Ikea and other retailers are living out of their cabs for months at a time, a BBC investigation has found.more

Boots has begun refunding VAT to passengers at its stores in Britain's airports, following a year-long review into the controversial practice.more

British spy agency GCHQ has hit back at claims it tapped Donald Trump's phones during the US presidential campaign.more

Social media companies Facebook Inc, Alphabet Inc and Twitter Inc will have to amend their terms of service for European users within a month or face the risk of fines, a European Commission official said on Friday.more

Philip Hammond's Budget announcement on March 8 that he planned to raise national insurance contributions for the self-employed was badly received by workers contacted for comment by the Financial Times.more

Tiny pin-prick holes on cash machines are the latest way fraudsters are trying to cheat unsuspecting Londoners out of their bank details.more

A Polish-born photography student who was spared jail for a racist attack because a judge said that she was "a lady" had attended a nationalist march alongside neo-Nazis a month earlier.more

Border posts along the frontier from Louth to Derry will NOT return after the UK leaves the European Union, it has been confirmed. The British Government has ruled out a so-called hard border which would include custom posts and checkpoints.more

MPs will be banned from hiring their children and spouses on the public purse after the next election, it has been announced. more