All news by author: Ben Turner

Model Kate Moss launched her wellness brand in Harrods last year, unveiling face products, perfume, room spray and herbal teabags which will set you back £20 per tin

Huw Pill, 54, who earns £190,000 a year, sparked outrage when he said workers should stop asking for pay rises during the cost of living crisis

The Rings of Power series is based on JRR Tolkien’s Lord of the Rings trilogy and is currently being filmed in Swinley Forest in Berkshire, land which is owned by Prince Charles

The government has scrapped plans for the UK's largest net zero town, which would have been located around five miles outside of Oxford, with the scrapping of the plans condemned as an eco own goal

Harem Ahmed Abwbaker, 33, is wanted in France in connection with the deaths of 27 migrants in 2021. It will cost the taxpayer approximately £17,000 to keep him in custody until the new hearing

Families forked out up to £4,000 for breaks at the Rixos Sungate hotel in the Mediterranean - but more than 10 families were said to be suffering from food poisoning

It is claimed that over 500,000 cars built by Jaguar Land Rover have a fault that can cause affected vehicles to enter 'limp mode', which caps the top speed to around 30mph and can happen on busy roads

Rikki Neave's killer James Watson this week got permission to appeal against his conviction for the 1994 murder of the boy. But the victim's mum said she sees no grounds for appeal

Dan Tuckley, 46, forked out more than £20,000 in a cloak-and-dagger mission to get to clinic outside Basel after being diagnosed with terminal cancer

Bartlomiej Glanda, 28, fled his homeland in 2019 after being convicted of a sex attack, and he set up home in North London before a court ruled in favour of extraditing him

Mike Godden was forced to shell out after he cancelled his eBay auction for a 1970s vintage tape recorder after he noticed the item was faulty despite this being allowed by the online bidding site

Princess Anne became the latest famous face to visit the iconic Coronation Street pub, joining a long list that includes Ed Sheeran, Tom Jones, and even the late Queen

The worsening crisis has led to judges being advised to lock up fewer offenders – and now, victims and barristers are accusing the Government of failing the justice system

Patriotic Alternative has shared dozens of videos that include white supremacist conspiracy theories and racist slurs. Youtube says it does not allow hate speech under its terms of service

The XP PRO Gaming Lens claims to counteract any fatigue or sore eyes addicts may get while online and designer Jai Kudo Lenses says its yellow-tinted product even improves performance

A Sunday Mirror investigation has revealed there were 15,000 complaints about disrepair with tenants worried about rat infestations, raw sewage and health problems caused by mould

Under the Vaccine Damage Payment Scheme, those harmed by the coronavirus jab get a £120,000 payment but thousands are still waiting for their claims to be assessed

French firm Groupe Boncolac specialises in frozen desserts and has now taken over Proper Cornish but insisted there would be no change to the nation's beloved snack

Richard Parry had a farm in Therese Coffey’s constituency and slammed the Environment Secretary's tip for Brits to turn to turnips amid a fruit and veg shortage in supermarkets

Essex was revealed to be the safest place in the UK to survive, according to research by Rentola because of its remote farmhouses, abundant food supplies and road links

Staff providing humanitarian support reportedly used sex workers after an earthquake killed 220,000 people in 2010. The scandal led to the charity being blocked from bidding for government funding

Retired Detective Superintendent Anthony Nott, who caught wife killer Russell Causley, has warned that the killer is still a psychopath despite now being released

Police officers in England took more than 730,000 sick days last year - up from 320,000 in 2012/13. They're having to cope with 'horrific cases' and 'austerity and budget cuts', says one police federation boss

Bobbie Moore recalled being locked in an office and groped by a male colleague who was allowed to resign at the McDonald's branch where she worked in Beckton, east London

Shocking figures reveal almost one in four inmates are high-risk teens at HMP Wetherby for boys which has seen 215 assaults between young prisoners in the last year alone