All news by author: Adam Aspinall

Supt James Riccio, of Avon and Somerset Police, believes someone in Bath knows what happened to Melanie Hall, who was last seen in an old nightclub in June 1996

Katy and Jack Cullen wed at the 13th century Church of St Peter and St Paul 37 years after her mother and father married there, and 61 years after her mother’s parents

Shaken Roger Hughes had just blown the full time whistle at the game in Dorset when the frightening incident happened, and he has since reported it to local police

Glyn Razzell is serving a life sentence after he was convicted of killing his estranged wife Linda in 2002 when bloodstains found in the boot of his car matched her DNA

The 1814 oil sketch, last recorded in 1979, depicts Willy Lott’s Cottage in Flatford, Suffolk and was rediscovered hanging in a dark corner of a dining room in Guernsey

Sergeant Eric Roberts rarely talked about his experiences building the infamous track during World War II - but 80 pages of notes he made have now been turned into a memoir

Cherry Hartley arrived in Bristol from Jamaica in 1960 as part of the Windrush generation, but the city’s bus company refused to employ any Black or Asian people

Dexter Bowen panicked when he found himself being dragged out to sea by the tide, but luckily, Theo Pulman, 12, saw that he was in trouble and sprang into action

Mel Lewis, owner of Mel's Chippy in Penygroes, Carmarthenshire with business partner Sarah, has so far served more than 250 £1 meals in less than a month to help struggling families

Pauline Martin has been involved in Roskilly & Henwood seed merchants all her working life and refuses to retire, still going out on deliveries with her grandson

Ellie Owen told The Mirror how she was just feet away with her family from the speeding car which smashed through tents behind her at the packed Newgale campsite in Pembrokeshire on Saturday night

Christopher and Rosa Streets are celebrating this week after finally getting hitched in their 80s – thanks to a chance meeting involving direct sunlight and a pair of outrageous socks

Dan Staniforth has been left with life-changing injuries after a Ford Fiesta drove into his family's tent on a Welsh campsite, while his three-year-old son escaped without a scratch

The millionaires’ playground of Puerto Banus near Marbella on Spain’s Costa del Sol pulls in 120,000 British tourists each summer, but in recent years ruthless gangs have moved in

The 185-sq mile greenhouse, nicknamed El Mar de Plastico, grows nearly 2.7million tonnes of produce each year and supplies Tesco, Sainsbury's and Asda

Jo Mjadzelics is the whistleblower who first told police about the Lostprophets rocker's fantasies about children - she is dismissive about fears for the sex offender's health

Our reporters watched on as holidaymakers had to rush for sun-loungers on the Costa del Sol as the so-called ‘Towel Wars’ rumbled on - as tourists revealed the lengths people are going to

Daniel, Buddy and Pacey Shephard, who are from Sidmouth, Devon, helped Bex Grass after her 'best friend' Poppy was killed in a hit-and-run tragedy in December last year

Lesley Herbert upgraded to her new family home following her life-changing win, making sure there was enough space for her children, two dogs - and her feathered friends

The technology is being developed to help the NHS detect cancer earlier by checking the scans of patients and speeding up the process

Babbacombe Model Village portrays versions of Britain through the decades including the Globe Theatre, a modern high street and Stonehenge

Pensioners Harry and Megan Tooze were killed and dumped in a cowshed back in 1993 in a brutal double killing that shocked the country but nobody has been brought to justice

Sean Murphy sued an NHS Trust, claiming operation left him barely able to lift a kettle - but photos and video showed him lifting a three-stone kettle bell weight and working out in gym

David Walker was delighted to secure a £600,000 dream house which he thought was a sturdy new-build - but it turned out to have a "living nightmare" of issues

Lewis Vye and his wife, Jordan, were faced with the prospect of a £300,000 mortgage - until an acquaintance gave Jordan a valuable tip on how to get a bargain property