All news for 2023-05-26

Oliwier Kaczmarowski, 15, was seen on CCTV entering the River Trent near a bridge in Gainsborough, Lincolnshire, at 9.20pm on Monday - a massive search was deployed by residents and police

Festival season is finally here and we've found the perfect outfits to get you ready for dancing on the fields

A plane passenger was left seriously disgruntled after someone tried to scam them out of their seat on the flight they were on - but they had the last laugh thanks to some quick thinking

Air traffic controllers at San Francisco International Airport were heard angrily berating the Southwest pilot during the terrifying incident on May 19

A woman was left confused and wondering what to do when her sister wanted to name her daughter practically the same moniker as hers - but she didn't think it was to honour her

Daniel Saldana spent 33 years in prison for a 1989 shooting in Baldwin Park, California before being declared innocent by the Los Angeles County District Attorney's Office

“The moment you start looking for excuses, the moment you start ‘I’m just unlucky, my face doesn’t fit’, is probably the moment you give somebody the reason to drop you"

An expert in all things to do with growing fruit and veg has advised how you can grown and enjoy an abundance of homegrown strawberries, and has shared her top tip for getting them extra sweet

David Smith murdered Sarah Crump and, after he was cleared of her murder initially, the fiend walked free to kill Amanda Walker in a chilling echo of the first attack

We got our hands on a preview version of EA Sports' F1 23 ahead of its June release and from we played, the latest series instalment is on track to deliver on everything players have been clamouring for.

The FA have now published the written reasons why Ivan Toney was banned for football for eight months for his betting offences and the Premier League now has a huge task ahead of them to ensure others do not go the same way

Eighty per cent of disabilities are invisible. And people keep them that way, invisible, because of fear that they will be treated differently, or abused

German police began fresh searches for the missing British toddler in a remote Algarve reservoir this week after receiving "credible" new information about her 2007 disappearance

Just like Canadian singer Celine Dion, Karen Long suffers from Stiff Person Syndrome, which sees her muscles spasm uncontrollably and means she struggles with everyday tasks

The full-back joined Man City after a busy summer of transfer activity at the Academy Stadium at the start of the season and quickly became a key player despite a testing pre-season

WARNING - DISTRESSING CONTENT: Chilling footage captures 10-month-old Finley Boden being pushed in his pram around a Tesco Express store just hours before he was murdered at the hands of his parents

The Welsh village of Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwllllantysiliogogogoch, which has 11 Ls in its name, now jokes that Chelsea has more Ls

UK retailer John Lewis says it has seen a 90% increase in 'fashion' sock sales since this time last year - thanks to stylish celebs like model Irina Shayk

Allan Scott met Patricia Holland, 83, while he was selling paintings on the street in Norfolk - she gave him a place to stay but he killed her when she asked him to leave

TV presenter Jane McDonald has admitted she would 'give anything for one more day' with her family after suffering the loss of her husband and mum in the space of a few years

Manchester City have wrapped up the Premier League title ahead of the season's final day with attention soon turning to FA Cup and Champions League success as they eye the treble

With the UK braced for plenty of days of sunshine and warmth, a skin expert has issued a serious warning as millionso f Brits are at risk due to misapplying suncream

As the price of mayo has rocketed in recent months, The Mirror wanted to test whether the more expensive product was genuinely the best, or whether there's a tasty cheaper alternative

Former Children’s Minister Edward Timpson, whose own family fostered over 90 children, joined calls for people to consider fostering a child as he said carers have 'never been more needed'

A woman who is due to give birth to her second child says she 'freaked out" after her mother-in-law informed them gardeners were on their way to plant a tree in their front garden, without getting permission beforehand