D4vd is ordered to stand trial for murder after 14-year-old Celeste Rivas found dismembered in car
Family of suicidal British woman who flew to US to be murdered by man she met in fetish chatroom pay tribute to ‘gentlest soul’
Pregnant Holly Ramsay consoles her husband Adam as he sweetly strokes her bump after missing out on gold AGAIN in the 50m breaststroke final at the Commonwealth Games
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Man, 23, questioned by police after ‘devoted’ mum’s ‘unexplained’ death
A man has been bailed after being arrested for coercive behaviour and manslaughter when a mother died suddenly at home.
A family have paid an emotional and loving tribute to a young woman who was ‘beautiful inside and out’.
Britons told not to sit under trees during heatwave
Sitting under park trees during the incoming heatwave is hazardous and should be avoided, a local authority has warned.
Normanby Hall Country Park in Lincolnshire has five aging trees losing branches at an alarming rate thanks to a lack of rainwater.
Temperatures are expected to reach 33C on Wednesday in parts of southern England, but visitors at the Scunthorpe park should find cover elsewhere, experts say.
Ann Widdecombe funeral details update as church releases statement
Buckfast Abbey confirmed yesterday it is coordinating directly with the family of former Conservative MP Ann Widdecombe to finalise her funeral arrangements.
The ex-politician was killed earlier this month in what Westminster Magistrates’ Court heard were violent circumstances.
In a statement issued on Sunday, Fr Abbot said the abbey was liaising “closely with the family regarding funeral arrangements” and that further details would be shared “in due course, when appropriate”.
Scientists reveal why they have been watching grass grow for 170 years
Scientists in Hertfordshire have revealed why they have been watching grass grow for 170 years.
The Park Grass Experiment, situated in a field close to Harpenden, holds the distinction of being the oldest experiment on permanent grassland anywhere in the world.
It was established during Queen Victoria’s reign by Rothamsted Research’s founders, Sir John Bennet Lawes and Joseph Henry Gilbert, who set out to investigate the effects of fertilisers and manure on hay yields.