All news by author: Bradley Jolly

Witnesses at Mansfield Park in Chingford, East London, saw a "small brown pitbull-type dog" charging around the park and then heard screams after the dog attack

Dr Tracy Landu-Landu will keep her job despite the deceit, because a disciplinary tribunal in Manchester heard she had "personal difficulties" at the time of the scam

TM Eye patrols areas, catches thieves and prosecutes them in London - amid a rise in shoplifting cases across the country - and the retail industry is delighted

National Lottery will draw tonight's winning numbers for its Lotto game, which has a £8.4million jackpot on this occasion so check your numbers with Mirror's coverage

The Met Office forecasts some places to experience an average month's rain in a 24-hour period as a band of low pressure sweeps in from the east later this week

Prince Philip was honoured on the island of Malta as a dilapidated mansion the Queen once called home is being turned into a museum to depict the relationship between Britain and Malta

Mark Whalley was arrested by National Crime Agency officers in the foyer of the hotel where he intended to carry out the abuse and has now been jailed for more than six years

Amy Palmer and her six children were left without a working toilet for nearly two weeks at the property in Tunstall, Stoke-on-Trent, and then "cracks" appeared in the property

WARNING SUICIDE DETAILS: Ex-gangster Dave Courtney, 64, was found dead at his home in Plumstead, southeast London, on Sunday, and now his last video message has now come to light

In a report presented earlier this month at the Alzheimer's Association International Conference, experts said simple exercise boosts memory recall and concentration

Met Office has a yellow weather warning in place for some areas, which have already experienced flooding amid Storm Babet, including South Yorkshire and Nottinghamshire

Craig McKenzie led an "extravagant" lifestyle and was caught with a £250,000 watch, funded by his vast drugs plot which saw cocaine, heroin and cannabis flood our streets

Lucky winners of tonight's Set for Life National Lottery draw will land themselves £10,000 deposited into their bank account every single month for the next three decades

The chant, which happened on Saturday as around 100,000 protesters took part in a pro-Palestinian demonstration to Marble Arch, Central London, was filmed and shared online

Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust is the latest group to note Covid case rises as it also advises people to sanitise their hands, and keep their distance from others

The Environment Agency lists scores more flood alerts and warnings as, after more unsettled weather, the impact of Storm Babet will continue to be felt for days yet

Ferocious saltwater crocodiles - some of which can reach a terrifying 26 feet - feast on residents across Indonesia and officials are at loss at how to stop the anarchy

Grace Millane was strangled to death in Auckland, New Zealand, by Tinder date Jesse Shane Kempson, who hid her body in a forest where it lay undiscovered for days

Metropolitan Police fear Justin Henry, from Brixton, South London, 'has come to harm' as he has not been seen or heard from by his family since Sunday October 15

Noiya Sharabi, her sister and their mother have been missing since the massacre at Kibbutz Be'eri on 7 October and now it is believed Noiya has been killed by Hamas

Avon and Somerset Police confirmed one patient was taken to hospital, but not the nature of their injuries, following the crash on the M5 near Taunton this afternoon

One dad, who reposted footage on social media, called the sequence "cruel and inhumane" as he feared Palestinian children are having their "humanity stolen" amid the conflict

The footage, taken by a drone, shows just how close the terrifying creature came to the children playing in the waves

Storm Babet has battered the UK and communities have been warned flooding may continue for days yet, particularly in Aberdeenshire, Angus and other parts of Scotland

Storm Babet caused London's King's Cross station to close due to overcrowding as passengers were warned not to travel by rail on Saturday, and so crowd control measures were put in place