All news by author: Benedict Tetzlaff-Deas

Bruce Saunders was killed when he was fed into a woodchipper while clearing trees - and ex-partner Sharon Graham, 62, attempted to spin his death as a horrific accident

The mum claims she and her family had sat down to eat the Domino's delivery from Feltham, West London as a treat when they discovered a spider had allegedly been 'baked in' to her pizza

Lee Haynes, 44, and partner Jo Woodley, 45, say they did 'everything' to try and find out who their supplier was when they moved in 18 years ago - but were never told who it was

A dad is seen letting his children play on railway tracks while he takes a selfie in a startling new video shared by Network Rail, who say dangerous near-misses are on the rise

The herd of 30 llamas and alpacas brought traffic to a halt on the A66 as they bolted down the busy road, with the farmer only finding out they had escaped from a customer buying sausages

The 30-year-old was shot dead by two men with handguns dressed in black in the middle of the street in what a senior barrister described as a 'professional, planned execution'

One of the trains in the Salisbury Tunnel Junction crash - which left 14 injured - was only moments away from colliding with another train in a much more serious collision, a report has found

The 46-year-old Uber driver said his weekend was 'ruined' after he was slapped with an unexpected £45 charge despite spending only five minutes at a UK airport car park

Amber Lincoln, 34, and partner Darren, 36, were 'overjoyed' when found out she was pregnant with twins - but they suffered the tragedy of losing them both after an IT system led to a staff mistake

The freelance PR specialist claims she was 'cut out' by Captain Tom's family after doing work on their social media campaigns - and says the change in attitude caused her 'untold distress'

People across the UK have started to return to their flood-damaged properties after Storm Babet unleashed days of chaos - but it is feared some victims will never be able to go home

The Education secretary said schools must share sex education materials with parents under a 'right to know' what their children are being taught - with 'no excuses' for teachers not doing so

The appeal came after a High Court judge found that doctors could lawfully limit treatment to baby Indi Gregory, who is on life support and suffers from an incurable condition

The remains of the mystery man were discovered by a dog walker more than 33 years ago - but volunteer investigators now believe three words hidden in his trousers could help solve the case

Mohid Gardazee, 12, has been told he may need skin grafts after he was attacked by a dog in a residential street, leaving him with 'life-changing' injuries

The 28-year-old owner of Iestyn's Fish Bar has won praise from locals after introducing the offer to provide a helping hand to customers and 'give something back' during the cost of living crisis

Police said the 12-year-old boy had suffered 'life-changing' injuries in the attack, with a woman in her 40s charged over possession of a dangerously out of control dog

Scientists are hailing the 'biggest improvement' in health outcomes for cervical cancer in 20 years after a new combination of treatments was found to slash death rates

Ashley Cleary, from Salford, Manchester, kidnapped the man and held a gun up against his head before raping him and telling the victim he would 'smoke' him if he told anyone

Police and a coastguard helicopter are searching for a man reported to be trapped in his car during Storm Babet flooding after the alarm was raised in the early hours of Friday

Photos from the aftermath show the lighthouse now missing its iconic dome after it was torn into by 40ft-high waves brought by Storm Babet, which is causing flooding and disruption across the UK

The Met Office have issued another red warning for the UK as the effects of Storm Babet continue to be felt, with hundreds forced to evacuate their homes amid severe flooding

The thick, mysterious foam has washed up on the Sunderland shoreline as Storm Babet brought strong winds and ferocious waves to coastal areas

The vehicle was seen turned over on its roof in Surrey as the effects of Storm Babet started to be felt across the UK, with severe flooding reported in multiple areas and towns evacuated

Extreme weather conditions are causing issues for trains in the Midlands, North-East and North-West and bringing travel disruption across the wider UK, with heavy downpours and strong winds triggering flooding in some areas.