All news by author: Bradley Jolly

The boy went to a police station in Magaluf, Majorca, with his mum to make a statement following the early-hours incident in the back of a taxi as they headed from the party strip

SmartSocks, developed with the help of experts Exeter University, are able to track the heart rate, sweat levels and motion of people wearing them and collect data

With the UK weather forecast somewhat bleak and summer reaching a miserable end, travel agencies across the UK have noticed a rise in Brits dashing abroad for some sun

The Met Office has devised new weather maps, which indicate temperatures across the UK for Friday and into the weekend, after it forecast much-anticipated sunshine

A popular Harvester, owned by Mitchell and Butlers, was ablaze in Littlehampton, West Sussex, and residents have shared their concern on social media this morning

Mary Lou Nicholls, who uses a walking stick and has osteoporosis, was in tears after being accused of stealing a watch and perfume belonging to an 86-year-old man

Dene Davies was given unpaid work for assaulting an emergency worker last year, but had not completed any of the hours as he told the court he had a medical reason not to do it

The beloved Crooked House pub was severely damaged - and since razed to the ground - following a fire on Saturday night, and the couple who bought it last month will now be questioned by police

Eamonn Dobbyn, from Kent, was at first told he was "too young to get dementia" but he eventually was diagnosed with it at a relatively young age, just as Fiona Phillips was, and now a revolutionary drug has been proven to work

More than 70 firefighters dashed to "violent flames" at a cottage in Wintzenheim, northeastern France, with at eleven people killed in the blaze at a holiday lodge for disabled people

Andy Malkinson was wrongly convicted in 2004 spending more than 17 years in jail and, even since his release, has feared he'll be seen as a pariah to the rest of society

The Crooked House, which is near Dudley, West Midlands, was gutted by a major fire on Saturday night and firefighters said the road up to the pub was blocked with piles of dirt

Police and fire investigators are now working to establish the cause of the fire. It comes just days after Marston's was reported to have sold the pub to a private buyer

Craig dined with his family at the Woodman's Rest in Solihull, West Midlands, a pub part of the Ember Inns chain owned by Mitchell and Butlers, and enjoyed a giggle at the table

Heather Wilkinson, her sister Gail Patterson and Gail's husband Don, who were all grandparents, died in a tragedy described as "shocking" by authorities and those that knew them

Desperate Samantha Stephenson couldn't save her partner Wayne Godinet and five young children as a devastating fire ripped through their family home in Queensland, Australia, overnight

Mark Bullen, who appeared on BBC's Crimewatch, is currently wanted by police in Kent, Sussex and Edinburgh for pulling the fruit and vegetable scam and has a previous conviction

Journalist Valentine Low has written in his book, Courtiers: The Hidden Power Behind the Crown, details about how Duke and Duchess of Sussex were in "a fragile place" after a TV interview

The Crooked House, which it emerged this week Marston's had sold to a "private buyer for alternative use" near Dudley, West Midlands, is destroyed due to a huge blaze

Environment Agency and Redcar and Cleveland Borough Council said they responded quickly to the flooding in and around Loftus, North Yorkshire, but residents are unhappy

Storm Antoni has battered the UK with the highest wind gust recorded at 78mph on Saturday amid a danger to life warning issued by the Met Office as the 'unusual' summer weather continues

Jonathan Arnold was branded a "kingpin" by West Midlands Police as he orchestrated the import of £118 million worth of drugs from Colombia - but his mum says it's "obvious" he wasn't in charge

Patrick Doran and his family had allegedly dumped rubbish, stole from shops, threatened locals and abused restaurant staff in New Zealand and were ordered to leave the country

Medical negligence, a court ruled, left Donna Roberts unable to have children and a settlement was secured, which has funded the woman's egg donor and surrogate abroad

While Aldi confirmed the rule is "not a national policy", the supermarket's bag measure has caused irk among staff members, one of whom posted on Facebook this week