All news by author: Antony Clements-Thrower

The Right Reverend Dr Iain Greenshields has revealed more about the last few days of the Queen in the Scottish Highlands and says she passed with "no regrets" from her long life

Sara Sharif's mother has responded to a video sent by her daughter's father and stepmother back to the UK and says she hopes he returns from his hiding hole in Pakistan

An expert on prisons has revealed missing Daniel Abed Khalife, who absconded from category B HMP Wandsworth this morning, may have drawn on his soldier training to get away

A three-year-old boy suffered significant injuries in a "terrifying attack" by a dog which was seized and later humanely destroyed by Merseyside Police who made two arrests

Scores of passengers have complained of long delays waiting at airports in the UK, with some airports warning people online it is carrying out checks "set by the Government"

Emergency services rushed to the forecourt of a Tesco petrol station on Monday night where a man was seen setting himself alight - he's now believed to have died of his injuries

"Fun loving" Lewi Sullivan was killed in a tragic accident while out with his friends when he fell from a rope swing, with tributes paid by his family and friends

Forecasters from the Met Office have warned of extreme temperatures heading our way for the rest of the week, with millions of people potentially facing 33C conditions

A man and a schoolboy, aged ten, suffered injuries to their legs after they were attacked by an out of control dog described as a Pitbull in Huddersfield, West Yorkshire

Several injured bus passengers and its driver are currently trapped on the Cleddau Bridge in Pembrokeshire, Wales, after an incident collided with another vehicle

A couple on holiday in Crete have been accused of skipping out on several meals without paying, causing fury among the locals on the Greek isle as well as the restaurants

Joel Carriedo had just finished a night shift at the University Hospital of Coventry and Warwickshire when he was hit by a car on Sunday, along with another pedestrian

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Among the schools affected by the reinforced autoclaved aerated concrete is Corpus Christi in South London, where one mum is facing her children being taught in two places as a result

A number of schools have so far confirmed they will be closed ahead of the return of pupils next week as a result of concerns over a form of concrete feared to be ineffective

Neonatologist and consultant paediatrician Dr Sandie Brohin was brought in as a witness in Lucy Letby's trial and studied x-rays after discovering accounts of babies crying for as long as 30 minutes

After reports a woman had a huge 8cm live worm removed from her brain, we take a look at other micro-critters which have gruesomely called the human body home over the years

The latest update of the number of people per 100,000 of the population suffering with Covid has been updated, with the feared Eris variant running riot in the summer months

Ashley Podsiad-Sharp, 42, worked at HMP Leeds until his arrest last May and earlier this year was found guilty of possession of a document likely to be useful to a terrorist

The deaths of Kyrees Sullivan, 16, and Harvey Evans, 15, sparked massive riots in Cardiff, with the Independent Office for Police Conduct now confirming an officer is under investigation

Cruel Steve Bouquet, dubbed the Brighton Cat Killer, died in prison in January after he was found guilty of sadistically killing nine animals and injuring seven more

People have told a recruitment app they do not believe jobseekers using artificial intelligence such as ChatGPT are cheating, with 60.8% of respondents saying they would be fine with it

Northamptonshire Police looking for missing poet Gboyega Odubanjo, who vanished at the weekend, have confirmed they have found a body this morning and have informed his family

Yvonne Tasker, a nurse since 1991, has been suspended following the death of an unborn baby hours before being born, with a Nursing and Midwifery Council finding she had "no remorse"

A production company claims to have captured the first ever video of the Loch Ness Monster during the recent mass hunt for the creature, using a thermal imaging camera