Jacob Judah

A man that subjected his wife to shocking abuse and treated her 'like a prisoner' has been sentenced to two years in prison at Peterborough Crown Court.

At least 300 migrants, including a baby and children, arrived at the Port of Dover on Monday after being rescued crossing the channel by UK Border Force ships.

Two elderly women bravely intervened and stopped thugs wielding a hammer trying to steal an expensive motorbike in Leeds, despite the risks to their own safety.

Rights groups have accused France of 'discriminatory hypocrisy' for its refusal to allow its athletes to wear the hijab during their participation at the Paris Olympics.

A speeding driver was travelling more than double the speed limit when he hit and killed the daughter of an Ecuadorian politician, a court has heard.

Residents of Teynham, Kent have claimed that regular leaks of raw sewage have left their quickly growing village feeling like a 'Third World Country'.

People taking part in the Big Butterfly Count, run by the charity Butterfly Conservation, have reported seeing half the number as last year.

TOOLIK FIELD STATION, Alaska — Western scientists studying the Arctic are increasingly lost in the hunt for data, the result of the cutoff in relations with Russia.

Jacob Judah is a freelance journalist who covers foreign affairs and technology. He works regularly with newspapers that include The New York Times, The Economist, The Financial Times, Foreign Policy and others. He is based in London.

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