All news by author: Benedict Tetzlaff-Deas

Puzzled ChatGPT users joked that the AI tool had finally 'gone crazy' after it began providing random, nonsensical responses to questions. Developers say they are monitoring the issue

Amy Legemah’s XL Bully will now be destroyed after a court heard the dangerous dog carried out two attacks in just 11 days, with one of the victims being a seven-year-old boy

The body thought to be that of 35-year-old Clapham chemical attack suspect Abdul Ezedi was pulled from the River Thames by police on Monday following weeks of searches

Inas Himedan, a 33-year-old from Huddersfield, has described the moment she threw her child from a top floor window after waking up to find their home engulfed by flames

An old KGB tactic was used by authorities to kill Russia's opposition leader Alexei Navalny, according to a human rights campaigner who said he had spoken to sources inside the penal colony

A large rainy weather front will sweep across the UK on Tuesday, according to the Met Office, with all four nations expected to be hit by the end of the day as a new phase of unsettled weather begins

The £2million fine is the equivalent of just 0.39% of Severn Trent Water's profit before tax for the most recent year - and comes after it poured millions of litres of raw sewage into a river

The two-year-old boy has been missing since falling into Aylestone Meadows in Leicester, with police dive teams searching the area as members of the public are urged to stay away

Steve Riley-Hobbs was walking chihuahuas Kylie and Dannii down the street when they were suddenly attacked by two other dogs - and has been left with a £8,500 vet bill

Passengers on the Ryanair flight were forced to leave and wait for another flight at Edinburgh Airport after a 'technical issue' saw fire crews scrambled to the plane

Police said three children found dead in a property in the Sea Mills area of Bristol were seven-year-old Fares Bash, three-year-old Joury Bash and nine-month-old Mohammed Bash

Councils across the UK have detailed their plans to dim or completely turn off streetlights during the early hours of the morning - but the move has been criticised for putting women's safety at risk

The pair of half-a-century-old desktop computers were discovered during a routine house clearance - and turned out to be an important and rare piece of computing history

Snow is set to return to the UK in a matter of days, according to new forecast maps, as an unseasonably warm 16C spell begins to make way for chilly Arctic winds

Brits have enjoyed unseasonably mild weather this week - but new weather maps show a dramatic shift back to chilly -7C lows in the days ahead, thanks to a burst of Arctic air

The cookie brand is facing a recall from Lidl stores in the UK and Ireland over possible traces of metal, with customers affected urged not to eat the products and return them in-store

Flood alerts have been raised in 115 parts of the UK by the Environment Agency as a new front of heavy rain at the weekend threatens to hit already-swollen rivers

Plans to build a 'noisy' 115 ft Ferris wheel near Windsor Castle have been slammed by local people, who claim the school holiday attraction will spoil their views of the royal residence

Convicted paedophile and Madeleine McCann suspect Christian Brueckner has hit out at police in new comments ahead of a trial for three rapes and two indecent assaults in Portugal

The two inquests into the deaths of Mayawati Bracken, 56, and Julian Bracken, 18, heard how the teenager was found dead on railway tracks just half an hour after she died from a stab wound

Alan Roberts, 39, played a leading role in supplying cocaine and cannabis to the North West area between February 2019 and June 2021 after using the encrypted communication network Encrochat

Another big storm looks ready to hit the UK in the days ahead, according to the latest weather maps, with an unsettled picture emerging after an unseasonably warm 16C spell

The interior design choices for the three-bed semi-detached property have drawn a huge reaction online, with the repeated use of the Chanel logo and pink colour scheme not proving popular

A 47-year-old British man who died after a fall down one of the world's most dangerous ski slopes in Switzerland has been named as Grahame Carter from Chichester, West Sussex

Police have launched an investigation after the land on King Charles' estate was targeted by vandals, with the monarch understood to be staying just a few miles away during his cancer treatment