All news by author: Benedict Tetzlaff-Deas

Pensioner Roy Lockett, from Llanelli, Wales, and rugby coach son Austin left the young victim feeling 'worthless' after the two sick men sexually abused her in succession

Flowers were lined outside Shrewsbury College on Wednesday following the deaths of Jevon Hirst, 16, Harvey Owen, 17, Wilf Fitchett, 17 and Hugo Morris, 18, on a camping trip in North Wales

The National Lottery draw for Wednesday has an estimated jackpot of £12.7 million which could change someone's life, and you could also win big on the Thunderball draw

As many as 62 XL Bully dogs without muzzles were reported to have been at the event in Coventry, which was arranged in protest against the upcoming ban on the dangerous breed

WARNING MENTIONS SUICIDE: Dave Courtney, who was cremated in a private ceremony earlier this month, revealed what kind of send-off he wanted in an emotional final video message

Friday November 24 comes just in time for cash-strapped shoppers to get some early deals ahead of the busy Christmas shopping season in a tradition that first began in the US

Freezing air blowing in from the Arctic Circle and across Scandinavia is set to bring a wintry blast to the UK, with snowy conditions and widespread frost expected in the days ahead

Black Friday has become a huge target for scammers and heartless online criminals, with fake websites, dodgy tracking codes and password attacks among the risks facing shoppers this year

Hamas attack survivor Millet Ben Haim, 27, took a selfie of herself smiling with friends just two minutes before militants opened fire on Supernova music festival in the October 7 attacks

The Lidl chocolate is being recalled after it was found to be 'unsafe to eat', with customers able to bring back affected products to the supermarket in exchange for a full refund

Ashley Dale's horrific murder at her own home in Liverpool this summer came seven years after her half-brother was also shot dead by drug dealers in a mistaken identity attack

Louis Roser hit dangerous speeds of 100mph on the wrong side of the road as he frantically tried to escape police in Cornwall, forcing other drivers to swerve out of his way

The numbers for the EuroMillions draw on Tuesday 21 November are now in - with a £54million jackpot up for grabs as Brits up and down the country check their lucky tickets

Police said a 43-year-old man was arrested and will be assessed by health professionals before being questioned by detectives after a woman died in South Gloucestershire

Andrew and Richelle Brooks have now been denied permission for their community swimming school after neighbours said they had been woken up by 'shrieking' and 'the sound of nursery rhymes'

Chilly -2C conditions and breezy weather look set to bring a wintry blast to the UK this week, with a clear North-South divide in who gets worst hit as temperatures drop

Disgraced 'blade runner' athlete Oscar Pistorius could secure his release from jail this week after prosecutors were found to have made mistakes in handling his parole bids

Nigel Ramsay, the manager of The Crown Inn in Lower Peover, Cheshire, says he's been scared out of his wits since unexplained spooky happenings started at the historic inn

The hidden 'skinny fat' was found by scientists to raise the risks of Alzheimer's disease more than normal belly fat does - with early signs discovered in 50 year olds

Residents in Belvedere, south east London, where a dog attacked its owner and left her in a critical condition have spoken of their experiences with the 'lunatic' pet

The Hip Hop Chip shop in Manchester was crowned the second-best chippy in the UK and has hit back by releasing a line of merchandise featuring a critic's foul-mouthed anti vegan phrase

The power-saving iPhone hack involves changing one small setting on your device, according to one TikTok tech whizz, who said the trick can extend your battery life

The 12-year-old boys were arrested on Tuesday and later charged with murder and the possession of a bladed article over the death of 19-year-old Shawn Seesahai

The secondary school 'acted immediately' on the bomb threat and sent pupils home after being given advice from the police to close, a letter sent to parents said

The Scandi-style flats built by IKEA and a Swedish construction firm are the first of their kind in the UK - but locals say the project has caused an uptick in anti-social behaviour and rat problems