All news by author: Bradley Jolly

After Fiona Phillips revealed her Alzheimer's diagnosis, Emily Allen, from Reading, Berkshire, spoke to Mirror as her mum Janet was told she'd young-onset Alzheimer’s at a similar age with similar symptoms

Mike Singer and Sophie Marstatt, from Germany, say their "closeness has grown even more" following their triumph as part of a team to break a Guinness World Record

Southern Water, which is working with Portsmouth City Council and the Environment Agency, has examined samples to try to identify how water quality dropped at Southsea

The helicopter antennae plunged into Elliott Courtman's eye and, as the 27-year-old man suffered such a penetrating injury, surgeons had to remove it

Brits will receive unexpected fines of up to £12,000, a gardening expert said, if they aren't aware of these five rules, which include restrictions on water usage at times

WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT - Just Stop Oil activists have been carrying out protests across London today and one, near Gloucester Road Station, has become rather ugly

While Europe sizzles in the Cerberus heatwave - branded a "silent killer" by an expert - the UK could be set for extremely wet weather this week and potentially flooding

The family of private investigator Daniel Morgan accepted a £2million payout from Metropolitan Police over his 36-year unsolved murder as the force has been guilty of multiple failings

Homeowner Sam Davison and his family were quoted £67,600 to complete work at their home in Caddington, Bedfordshire, but they claim it has now been left "a complete mess" for months

With records for hottest temperatures recorded in Europe set to be broken within days due to Cerberus heatwave, forecasters and meteorologists are divided on how it'll impact the UK weather forecast

Nan Miller, a retired interpreter, from Canterbury, Kent, has taken her garden wheelie bin to rubbish tips since 2014 because she felt that she had no other option

After IT worker Tim Shaddock became a ­real-life castaway, he became dangerously malnourished and had badly weather-beaten skin but his dog Bella saved his life

Thousands attended the Cambridge Rock Festival (CRF) in 2017 and 2018, and though Adrian Bayford wanted to repeat the music event this year, neighbours shared concerns to the council

Clive Bray, a carer from St Austell, Cornwall, has won £300,000 on a scratch card - but didn't believe he'd won so visited two shops to get confirmation of his large windfall

Jefferson Fisher has simple steps which encourage people "to retract their lie" and joked his techniques are even effective to tell if his children have actually brushed their teeth

Cerberus heatwave is gripping Southern Europe as temperatures soar towards 50C and "there is a chance" the conditions could reach the UK, an expert told Mirror

For three years, James Francis Kelly pretended to be a different man but British Transport Police investigated after becoming suspicious and ousted Kelly as a fraud

The woman in her 30s was set upon by four native dogs during her morning jog at around 9am on Monday at Orchid Beach in Queensland and suffered "multiple bite wounds"

Figures released today by West Midlands Police show the number of assaults in the huge Primark in Birmingham city centre has more than doubled over the past year

Crimean-Congo hemorrhagic fever (CCHF) spreads easily, with a number of cases already reported in Europe but an expert has warned a lockdown would not help curb the spread

Met Office has issued yellow weather warnings for wind and rain for Saturday which could cause "damage to trees or temporary structures" such as tents and marquees

Catrina Raiford was bedbound for five years - and at her heaviest weighed nearly 70 stone - and embarked on fake relationships by using photos of slimmer women to entice men on the internet

Sunnah Khan and Joseph Abbess are suspected to have been caught in a riptide next to the pier by Bournemouth beach in the Dorset town, and a boat - Dorset Belle - was examined

London Mayor's Office is currently under investigation as data of "around 400 people" has been shared online in a breach of privacy - something one victim called "chilling"

Tanisha Castello, from Ipswich, Suffolk, became extremely concerned for then five-year-old daughter Sofia when he fell unwell - and her mother's instinct was right