A British jury convicted United Nations Judge Lydia Mugambe on Thursday of forcing a Ugandan woman into domestic servitude after luring her to the U.K. under false […] ...

A new Festival of Cycling gets underway in Milton Keynes on Saturday March 15 with lots of free and wheelie good activities ...

Rachel Reeves is prepared to bail out Thames Water with taxpayer cash if the utility company’s rescue deal falls through, the ...

We’re talking about the South Bank’s Between the Bridges, which is set for its grand 2025 reopening next month. The venue – which sits on the Thames and boasts phenomenal views of the London Eye – ...

The Newport Saint Patrick's Day parade will begin staging Saturday at 9 a.m. at Newport City Hall, before kicking off at 11 a.m.

A man has been charged after a series of arson attacks on businesses in Oxford. The 43-year-old, of no fixed address, will ...

A United Nations judge claimed "immunity" as police arrested her at an Oxford home. Lydia Mugambe was found to have taken “advantage of her status” over her victim in the “most egregious way”, by ...

A UN judge has been convicted in England of forcing a woman to work as a slave. Judge Lydia Mugambe was initially appointed ...

During this time, Network Rail’s team of engineers will lay over 700m of new track on the 174-year-old Black Potts Railway Bridge which crosses the River Thames, just a mile away from Windsor Castle.

A UN judge, Lydia Mugambe, was filmed citing “immunity” before being convicted of forcing a woman into slavery.

Police have confirmed that a wad of money was handed into them and they are currently searching for the owner. A substantial amount of cash has been found by a member of the public in Marlow and ...