All news by author: Adam Aspinall

A 4,700 sq ft Omaze house worth £3million in the Cotswolds and in an area of outstanding beauty gives views of rolling fields with a bespoke kitchen and underfloor heating throughout is up for grabs

Joseph Ritchie-Bennett, 39, was killed alongside James Furlong, 36, and David Wails, 49, in June 2020 by Khairi Saadallah. A full inquest into their deaths began at the Old Bailey on today

All three veterans served on Christmas Island, now known as Kiritimati, and were exposes to blasts 120 times more powerful than that dropped on Japan in 1945

The victim had been running along the River Stour in Dorset with air pods in when the animal pounced on her from behind and pushed her to the ground, before dragging her across the grass

Touring flooded homes in Loughborough afflicted by Storm Henk Labour leader Keir Starmer slammed the Government's response to the disaster which he says wasn't fast enough

During Storm Henk, Liam Stych plucked the mum and her three-year-old daughter out of the white Fiat Punto in the Hall Green area of Birmingham after heavy rainfall

Parents Georgia and Tyler were told their daughter might never be able to walk, but a major spinal operation on Piper-Kohl Kelly while she was still in the womb has allowed a young girl to flourish

Lyn Fleming, 100, went viral after a video of the Lionesses surprising her with a custom England shirt, with her age on the back took off on social media

One family's journey to get to a relative's wedding in Australia has finally ended after four months on the road in a bid to reduce their carbon footprint by cutting out flying

Joanna Parrish was raped and strangled by Michel Fourniret whose ex-wife has now been convicted of being complicit in the horrifying crime

Decades after coming to fame with the smash hit Walking in the Air, singer Aled Jones is forging a new career as a funeral celebrant after learning his songs are popular requests at gravesides

The felling of the trees by the council in a seafront public garden in Torquay, Devon, has left a 'stark scene' that has provoked public outcry according to residents and visitors

Farmer Kim Rendall drove with husky dog Daisy tied to the back of his car before he dumped her to die. Judge Michael Longman said the dog suffered 'dreadful' injuries

Local boxing star Morgan Smith, 18, was one of three young men killed in a tragic collision on a dark and wet, winding road in village of Coedely, near Tornrefail in Rhondda, South Wales

The AA predicts more than 16m car journeys on the Friday and Saturday before Christmas, but the outlook looks slightly better for those travelling by train

Dr Michael Dixon is a part-time GP who has worked in the NHS for 50 years and has accompanied King Charles on trips to Kenya and Germany

The deadly Pilosaur was the ultimate killing machine in the ocean around 150 million years ago and has been dug up from the cliffs of Dorset's Jurassic Coast

Amy Salter will leave prison after completing just half of her three-year jail sentence after her 'muscular' 6st 12lb dog mauled 10-year-old Jack Lis to death in 2021

Pregnant mum Andreea Pintilli, 29, who was stabbed 'at least five times' on Tuesday morning, is recovering in hospital as doctors checked on the health of her unborn baby

Several schools in Aberfan, south Wales went into lockdown on Tuesday after a woman was stabbed on Moy Roat at around 9.10am - and a man, aged 28, has since been arrested

South Wales Police have arrested a man aged 28 in connection with the stabbing of a 29-year-old woman in the village of Aberfan this morning. The suspect is now in police custody

Police have warned of a "serious assault" in Aberfan, south Wales, with armed officers on the scene after a reported stabbing with schools in the area put in lockdown

Monique Olivier, the wife of French serial killer Michel Fourniret, is standing trial in Nanterre, Paris, for Joanna’s brutal death and two other grisly killings

Wales and the East Midlands are among some of the areas hardest hit over the last fifteen years by a reduction in bus services, with some places losing more than half of their former schedule

Residents in a Norfolk village described the unexpected labels as a 'blatant misuse' of policies by the local council and said lots of the gravestones aren't even wobbly