All news by author: Benedict Tetzlaff-Deas

Alex Batty's mum Melanie is said to have told friends she has 'got to keep running' after her son celebrated his first Christmas back at home in the UK with his grandma

Police are appealing for help in identifying the man, who was rushed to hospital after being found unconscious at Swansea Bay in south Wales with a pub receipt in his pocket

Eurostar passengers have been left stranded for a second day after a flood in a tunnel cancelled all services in and out of London, with more delays expected on New Years Eve as trains finally restart

Parents who have lost children to XL Bully attacks have been subjected to abuse and even forced to move home after being targeted by anti-ban campaigners, an expert has said

Anna Rees, a 44-year-old NHS project manager, said she was left looking like Rudolph after her skin turned into a 'red-hot furnace' while she was cooking Christmas Dinner

A single ticket-holder has made a winning claim for the huge £15 million jackpot on the 'Must Be Won' Saturday December 23 draw, the National Lottery has confirmed

Two women have died and a baby left injured in a Boxing Day car crash in Birmingham, with police arresting a man on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving

The Met Office has told Brits to brace for 75mph winds when Storm Gerrit makes landfall on Wednesday, while thousands of people have already been left without power and subjected to travel chaos

Tristan Sherry, 25, died on Christmas Eve after being stabbed up to 27 times in a busy restaurant during a suspected hit gone wrong on a drugs gang rival in Dublin

Power cuts have been reported across the UK as the nation prepares for strong winds from Storm Gerrit, with one operator urging people to avoid downed electricity cables

Fergie spoke of feeling 'grateful' in a emotional new message after appearing on the Sandringham Christmas Day walk with the Royal Family for the first time in 30 years

An emotional tribute has been paid by the mother of Corey Mavin, 15, who died from his injuries the day after a horror three-car crash in Cramlington, Northumberland

Grandad Brian Launder, 75, and his wife Carole were celebrating her 70th birthday with their first ever cruise on the MS Maud when 20 metre tall giant waves smashed into the ship and left them stranded

Clair, 42, and Sam, 15, died in a horror car crash on the M62 near Oldham, as the family paid tribute to the 'smart and loving parent' and her talented teen son

The UK experienced its warmest Christmas Eve in decades with unseasonably high temperatures of 15.3C, but one area is still likely to see snow on December 25

Junior doctors are preparing to mount the longest strike in NHS history - but Richard Meddings, the chairman of the health service in England said he is 'fearful' of the effects

Emus, a monkey and a herd of reindeer are on the list of animals who have made a run for the wild in 2023, with motorists left wide-eyed on several occasions as exotic beasts crossed in front of them

Pablo Hoad made the call to 999 telling them "I stabbed a girl through the throat after he killed Shannon Stanley by slashing her in the neck at a home in Birmingham

Pro-Palestine demonstrators swarmed Oxford Street and urged onlookers to boycott allegedly 'Israeli-linked' brands on one of the busiest Christmas shopping days of the year

The AA estimated that 16.4 million car journeys will take place on Saturday and warned of 'lengthy jams' as travel chaos builds on the M25 and at the Port of Dover

Lucy Younger, 23, feared she was 'going insane' when she kept smelling bacon and began having hallucinations until she was finally diagnosed with a benign brain tumour

Cambridge-educated Thomas Plimmer, 40, said he suffers from a sex addiction after a tribunal heard he had intercourse at work while he should have been seeing patients

The 63-year-old was cycling past the 66ft-high Christmas tree on Thursday during Storm Pia when it suddenly collapsed and crushed her to death in Oudenaarde, Belgium

A 'nasty' bout of coronavirus is circulating around the UK as cases rise, with the latest wave thought to be one of the worst for symptoms since the vaccine rollout

The tear-jerking letter from the 10-year-old schoolgirl sees her tell Father Christmas to "get better soon" after being told by her parents that he won't be able to deliver presents