All news by author: Antony Clements-Thrower

WARNING GRAPHIC CONTENT: A 23-year-old man died moments after taking part in a bungee jump over the Cajón del Maipo canyon near Santiago, Chile, in front of his family

Thomas Harvey, a temporary detective sergeant for Norfolk Police, left the force last year and a misconduct hearing heard he sent obscene pictures to female colleagues for over a decade

The can, named Canine Shield, emits a powder mist with a hissing sound for seven seconds and is designed to startle approaching dogs to allow time for people to get away

A yellow warning for rain is in place lasting from this morning to this afternoon affecting millions of Brits across the south east and south west of the nation

A number of sweet treats have been recalled by supermarket Lidl as there are concerns over a possible metal contamination which could make them dangerous to eat

A woman left in a body bag in a morgue in a hospital in Guatemala gave workers a scare when she suddenly started moving and was rushed back to the A&E department

National Lottery players' lives could be about to change tonight, as the Lotto jackpot is a double rollover and could net the lucky winner a massive £5.4million

Ronald Gibbs was entrusted to invest around £20million by Princess Deema Bint Sultan Bin Abdulaziz Al Saud and put the cash into hotels among others, but failed to return the money

Kent Police have arrested a 22-year-old man after an incident in Ramsgate, when a victim had an unknown corrosive liquid thrown at them, and were subsequently rushed to hospital for burn injuries

Scores of flood warnings and alerts are in place this morning with a yellow warning for rain from the Met Office as a wall of rain is set to sweep across the country

Queen Camilla, a patron of Medical Detection Dogs, was at a reception today for the charity as the animals gave a demonstration of how they alert owners to conditions

Earlier today the Metropolitan Police confirmed a body was found in the waters of the River Thames close to Tower Pier which officers strongly believe is of fugitive Abdul Ezedi, the Clapham chemical attacker

Amina Noor, from Harrow, north-west London, was last year convicted of assisting a non-UK person to carry out the shocking procedure in 2006 on a then three year-old girl

Freezing temperatures and snow are set to the country by the end of the month, with the possibility of the entire nation seeing some kind of flurry before February's end

A British tourist was killed while on holiday in Thailand when his scooter reportedly collided with a six-tonne lorry, and he heartbreakingly sent his wife a sweet message before the collision

Robert Brown killed wife Joanna Simpson in October 2010 and was jailed for 26 years - but has now served 13 years, as her mother says she fears for her family should he get out

Falmouth, in Cornwall, has been described as the UK's most depressing town and, although some residents were left fuming, others have welcomed the news for a clever reason

German national Brueckner, 45, is set to go on trial today accused of a number of sexual assaults in Portugal between 2000 and 2017 – he denies all charges against him and any involvement in Madeleine's disappearance

Tyler Dyvig, 25, has spent £100,000 over the past decade on a number of operations, turning himself into a "human doll" but his surgeon has now denied him any more surgery

Ian Carroll was executive head teacher for three schools in County Durham when he used funds for items including train tickets, petrol, Costco membership and an Apple Pen

WARNING DISTRESSING CONTENT: Jack Russel Wilfie, 12, was mauled by a Mastiff-type dog in Rochester, Kent, as his owner and other people attempted to prise him from its jaws

New figures from the UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) show the number of patients with measles in the UK - a disease once considered eliminated in the country - continues to rise

Maggie & Rose, which has sites in Kensington, Chiswick, Hong Kong and China, has suddenly closed its doors and left families in tears owing to "staffing challenges"

Stephen and Carol Baxter, 61 and 64, of Mersea Island, Essex, ran a company called Cazsplash and were both found dead in their conservatory by their daughter last year

Jamie Oakes, 37, has been jailed for more than three years after a "violent and frightening" incident in which an employee was accused of theft and threatened by his boss