All news by author: Bradley Jolly

Storm Isha morphed into Storm Jocelyn within hours after the Met Office recognised low pressure largely from the west, and the first storm killed five people in the UK and Ireland

Results are now in for National Lottery's EuroMillions, which takes place every Tuesday and Friday, and earlier this month left one lucky player a huge £75million better off

The use of foodbanks has rocketed and more and more families are becoming homeless, statistics suggest, and campaigners have demanded for change to finally happen

Norfolk Police, which referred itself to the Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC), has confirmed it failed to an address at which a dad, his two daughters and sister in law were later found dead

Monmouth House, which is in Lymington, Hampshire, is on the market with estate agents John D Wood & Co, which describes the property as "an invitation to a distinctive way of living"

Bartlomiej Kuczynski was taken to hospital by officers from Norfolk Police for an assessment weeks ago but he somehow was able to leave the site in Colney, Norfolk, unescorted

Hours after Storm Isha's gusts, reaching a high of 107mph, caused chaos across the UK, the country prepares for Storm Jocelyn with several weather warnings issued by the Met Office

Norfolk Police will be investigated following the discovery of Bartlomiej Kuczynski, Kanticha Noon and two children, found dead by police officers on Friday in Costessey

Storm Isha caused havoc across UK and Ireland, claiming the lives of Jimmy Rowe and four other people, four of whom died in car crashes thought to have been caused by the weather

Storm Jocelyn follows in the wake of Storm Isha, which today and on Sunday led to train cancellations, trees falling onto roads and planes being delayed to and from the UK

Gary Glitter, whose real name is Paul Gadd, was jailed for sexually abusing three schoolgirls between 1975 and 1980 - offences that came to light as part of Operation Yewtree

Following the death of Bronson Battersby, found curled up next to his deceased dad Kenneth in Skegness, Lincolnshire, the Mirror looks at other tragedies, such as Baby P

Storm Isha, the Met Office says, will "bring a disruptive spell of weather" across the whole of the nation, including significant rainfall of up to 100mm in places

The first earthquake struck Morvern, Scottish Highlands, on Wednesday and the second earthquake was felt on the Treshnish Islands off the Argyll coast hours later

Doctors at Birmingham Children’s Hospital said Inaaya Shabbir would unlikely live longer than six months when she was born with Wolman’s Disease, a condition that causes multi-organ damage

Lucy Letby, who murdered seven infants and attempted to murder of six others at the Countess of Chester Hospital, has befriend Sian Hedges, jailed for killing Alfie Phillips near Faversham, Kent

The Met Office data shows temperatures yesterday plunged to -10C in Eskdalemuir, Dumfries and Galloway, and parts of the UK experienced significant showers, which were wintry in spots

West Midlands Police have launched an appeal to help find the sex fiend after the 15-year-old girl was attacked in broad daylight near Old Priory Pub in the centre of Dudley

Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex, it is thought, discovered of King Charles III's health scare via the media - in a similar way to how he first learned the tragic news Queen Elizabeth II had died

Visitors to the Bahamas hotel can don wetsuits and diving gear to walk through the hotel's shark exhibit, coming face to face with the dangerous beasts, but police are investigating an attack

Residents in St Clements, Worcester, who believe the property looks "cheap and tacky" and say it resembles a Miller and Carter steakhouse, have shared their anger

Neighbours in Skegness, Lincolnshire, have been left heartbroken after the tragic death of "gorgeous, happy" Bronson Battersby, who was found dead alongside his deceased father

The life of Rhys Williams, who died after a journey with rare condition epidermolysis bullosa (EB) and bout of sepsis and pneumonia, was celebrated in Bolton, Greater Manchester today

The Met Office issued weather warnings for snow and ice, which has caused travel disruption on South Western Railway and ScotRail train services across the country

The Met Office has kept close tabs a new band of low pressure - named in France as Storm Irene - sweeping across the Atlantic towards Europe and, coupled with the Arctic wind from the north, had feared the worst