All news by author: Benedict Tetzlaff-Deas

Christopher Chapman, who once designed luxury buildings including the Clarendon Fine Art Gallery in Mayfair, has been struck off after he was jailed for setting a client's Range Rover on fire

The road rage footage shows a man running to his boot before he pulls out cricket bat and darts across the road to hit a passing van, which attempts to make a speedy getaway

Flu could wreak havoc on the NHS this year, with health chiefs 'worried' by international data showing an earlier and more intense wave of infections than usual

With Covid cases increasing and a new variant setting 'alarm bells ringing' among scientists, it's good to know what to do if you or your family catch coronavirus this autumn

Loch Ness Monster enthusiast Eoin O'Faodhagain saw a 'humped' black shape poking out of the water and believes it may have been a 'young Nessie' emerging from the depths

The nasty worm infection can be picked up through bad hygiene, and it's important to make sure your child is washing their hands regularly and not chewing dirty fingernails

Diabetics who use a popular type of insulin pen have been told that they may need to change their prescription after the manufacturer reported a major five-month shortage

Police announced a fresh DNA discovery in the unsolved murder of a taxi driver, who was brutally garrotted with cheesewire before being found dead outside his cab

Alex Rutherford has been diagnosed with Motor Neurone Disease and was told he has just three years to live after spending 20 years in love with his partner Nikki

The National Lottery has confirmed which numbers come up most often on the Euromillions draw, with Friday night's jackpot offering players the chance to win a stunning £112 million jackpot

Chief constable Nick Adderley, 57, is facing investigation from the police watchdog after he was seen wearing Falklands War medals despite being only 15 when the conflict broke out

The shopping centre fell into a miserable dilapidated state just two decades after opening when a plan to save it went disastrously wrong, leading locals to plead for action

Controversial changes in legislation being rolled out across the UK could end up costing you more than £1,000 if you're using a GPS system in your car, with drivers warned to be 'careful'

Mr Lynch removed a wall and garden without permission so he could build himself a driveway outside his house - and now the council has ruled it should all be put back

A 90-minute procedure that reduces the size the stomach without the need for surgery has been deemed 'safe and effective' for the NHS to use to treat obese people in England

Tony Chambers, who served as interim chief executive at the Countess of Chester Hospital while Lucy Letby carried out seven child murders, was questioned outside a home after avoiding interviews

Brits are picking up the pieces today after powerful 80mph winds and heavy rain brought by Storm Agnes resulted in travel chaos and forced emergency services to leap into action

'Fatbergs' were discovered washed up at multiple different locations across UK beaches this week, and can be deadly to dogs - with pet owners warned over the dangers as Storm Agnes approaches

A British Airways air hostess is suing for £80,000 after she was flung in the air and left with dislocated shoulder and fractured knee when her plane passed a terrifying cyclone

The UK adverts for cosmetic surgery clinics in Turkey have been banned by the advertising regulator after they were found to have exploited insecurities around body image and misled customers

Carl Ryan threatened to burn his neighbours' children and 'nail them to the floorboards' after being charged with a series of threats to locals on his estate over a 13-month period

A Russian commander made a surprise 'appearance' at a meeting with other senior members of the military amid reports he had died in a devastating Ukrainian strike

One theory behind Jill Dando's mystery murder outlined in French court documents states she could have been the target of a hit on another female journalist who looked like her

Japanese knotweed can take years to get rid of and cause major damage to your home and garden, with the illegal invasive species spreading throughout the UK over recent years

A boom in bookings at unregulated 'travelling clinics' is leaving people with rotting lips and at risk of blindness after having filler treatment, according to one expert