All news by author: Bradley Jolly

Eight Chinese warships and 71 planes, including Shenyang J-16 jet fighters, flew across the middle line of the strait that separates Taiwan from the mainland

Pets at Home is pausing the sale and adoption of the animals at all of its 457 stores nationwide over the Easter weekend

Celeste Manno’s mother Aggie Di Mauro stared down her daughter’s killer Luay Sako for the first time as he pleaded guilty to her murder in Australia

Andrea Papi, who was attacked during an evening training run in the Italian Dolomites, leaves behind his heartbroken girlfriend

It is alleged the teenage boy used belt to strangle Alice Oliveira de Moura - his sister's friend - before he buried her in the garden in Araci, Brazil

Duke and Duchess of Sussex were invited to King Charles' coronation recently but it is believed correspondence from Buckingham Palace did not mention Archie or Lilibet.

National Lottery Lotto and Thunderball were drawn tonight in the days after National Lottery astrologer Mystic Meg died following a short illness.

The woman remains in a serious condition in hospital after the attack in Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, on Thursday

The christening, which took place in California, was confirmed on International Women's Day earlier this week.

The expert explored insights as to why white wine is "one of the most common alcoholic drinks for women" despite its reputation to give drinkers "rage"

Albina Yevko, who was discovered unconscious on a beach in Dawlish, Devon, after being reported missing from the town earlier this month, was popular in the community.

Princess of Wales has chosen the photo to kickstart her Shaping Us campaign, which Kensington Palace says should encourage people to think about their early childhoods

Sky TV devices enable users to record television shows to be able to watch them back anytime, and they offer a "Kids Safe Mode" which parents have praised

Dr Michael Mosley, who has published multiple books and presented TV shows, is the trusted face of sustainable dieting for millions in the UK

Juliet Mayne, who has the seven-month-old tot and another child with Dan Overy, described the incident at the zebra crossing as "really scary"

Dad Michael Wright did not survive a heart attack at his home after he waited almost two hours on paramedics arriving. His wife Vicki heard his last words on the phone as he had the attack

William Lewis felt compelled to act after the invasion in Ukraine and spent £5,000 of his own money on a minibus in order to deliver vital aid to the worn torn country

Paul Westerman, from Grimsby, Lincolnshire, became one of the latest people to die in the UK following long waits for ambulances

Apicha Boonsawat said Neil Roger, a retired civil engineer from Doncaster, South Yorkshire, had provoked him by "banging on his car" on Thursday night

El Chapo's son Ovidio Guzman, aged 32, allegedly took over as head of the Sinaloa cartel in 2017 after his father was extradited to the US

Pen Farthing is an ex-Marine, campaigning to get workers and animals from shelters out of Afghanistan in what he has called Operation Ark

In his book Spare, Prince Harry tells how he lost his virginity aged 17 in a field to an older woman - but he describes the encounter as "humiliating"

The family were due to have a Christmas dinner together at Saxon Mill pub in Warwick, but after waiting an hour to be seated they gave up and went home hungry