All news by author: Benedict Tetzlaff-Deas

A body language expert has said the famously eco-conscious King Charles showed subtle signs of cynicism as he announced the government's plans for new oil mining licences

A large band of wind and rain heading straight towards the UK threatens to leave no part of the country untouched, with forecasters warning there's no end to the wet weather in sight

Becky Prout was having dinner at a restaurant when she started speaking in a bizarre new accent - she had to be put in a coma and missed the special moment her daughter Maya was born

A 'Somerset Gimp' victim has shared a terrifying video showing the moment masked man Joshua Hunt crawled towards him while covered in mud - and says the 32-year-old should go to rehab

The famous rings of Saturn - which are thousands of miles wide but only half a mile thick - will no longer be visible as it begins to shift in its alignment with Earth

The new Covid strain is said to be 'taking off' in Europe, with some key mutations helping it spread faster from person to person and even evade the immune system

The UK is still reeling from the disastrous 100mph gales of Storm Ciaran but yet more wet and windy weather could be on the way very soon, according to new weather radar maps

Riot police have been sent to respond to Bonfire Night disorder in multiple UK cities, with a group of 30 people seen launching fireworks at police and neighbouring houses in one incident in Manchester and molotov cocktails lobbed at police in Edinburgh

A new study shows a large number of men go for multiple trips to toilet during the night, a potential sign of a 'silent killer' cancer - but many are too embarrassed to go to the doctor

King Charles and Prince Harry are still not speaking to each other after upset over the harsh treatment of the Royal Family in Harry's book Spare, insiders claim

A large pro-Palestine protest at London's Charing Cross led to 11 arrests after a police spokesperson said the demonstration was stopping people from reaching their platforms

Zaynab Wandawi, 29, from Salford, is among those stuck in Gaza after being stopped from going through the Rafah Crossing twice - and her mum says they are being 'used as bargaining chips'

Daniel Hagari, spokesperson for the Israeli Defence Forces (IDF), claimed troops were fired at while operating the Salah Al-Din route to allow people to evacuate

Evie Whipps, 10, has been described by a family friend as 'kind, caring and empathetic' girl - but she likely has just months left to life following a devastating diagnosis

Multiple civilians have been killed after an Israeli air strike hit civilians at a UN shelter and hospital in the Gaza Strip

Indi Gregory's parents have lost the latest stage of their legal battle after an appeal at the High Court to allow them to move their critically ill baby to a hospital abroad was rejected

Sarah Ferguson has opened up on her worst fear after her diagnosis with breast cancer in an appearance on Loose Women - and urged people not to miss their screenings

The multi-storey car park at London Luton Airport, which was severely damaged by a huge fire last month that destroyed over 1,500 cars, is now set to be 'fully demolished'

Protesters are staging a sit-in at part of London King's Cross railway station while chanting slogans and waving flags - it comes hours after leader of Hezbollah made threats about the escalating conflict

Prince Harry may reconsider his future in California and could come back to the UK as he feels 'lonely and isolated' in California, a royal commentator has claimed

Injecting a modified version of the herpes infection into cancer patients is being hailed as a treatment for its 'dramatic' results, as doctors hope it will be used more widely in future

The Prince and Princess of Wales got engaged while on a trip to Kenya way back in 2010 and King Charles recalled a sweet detail from his son's proposal during his trip to the East African nation

King Charles III described how Prince William proposed to his 'beloved daughter-in-law' during a romantic trip to Kenya back in 2010 and spoke of the Royal Family's emotional connection to the country

The 'unusual and quirky' £30,000 cottage overlooks a famous Welsh castle and dates back to 1841, making it a perfect holiday let - but the buyer will need to do plenty of work

The luxury hotel set in a classic UK seaside destination been named the best of its kind in Europe after picking up the accolade at a prestigious awards ceremony