All news by author: Bradley Jolly

Rhys Williams planned the funeral since 2019 - telling his mum he was "ready for the butterflies to take him away". Hundreds are ready to pay their respects in Bolton, Greater Manchester

Emergency services have dashed to two incidents close to a school near Tel Aviv, Israel, following a car ramming horror and a stabbing, and residents have been ordered to stay away

The Met Office has in place several weather warnings for most of this week as forecasters believe there is "potential for disruptive snow" across some parts of the UK, including Lancashire and the Midlands

Dylan Thomas, the grandson of Sir Gilbert Stanley Thomas, allegedly stabbed William Bush, who was discovered at a property in Llandaff, Cardiff on Christmas Eve

South Yorkshire Police attended the Asda in Handsworth, Sheffield and today confirmed it was a "sudden death" and there are "not thought to be any suspicious circumstances"

With yellow weather warnings in place for snow and ice today and this week, schools are closed on safety grounds - with more than 50 shut today in one council area

Bosses at Jubilee Pool in Penzance, Cornwall, can't afford to keep the water warm despite the £1.8million upgrade only three years ago, and they've shut it for the winter

Boscombe is an area of Bournemouth, Dorset, popular with tourists for its beaches and characterful charm but some locals argue the neighbourhoods has long had a drug problem

Yemen's Houthis have said the US-led airstrikes would not go without "punishment or retaliation" after five of their fighters were killed in the overnight attacks

Yulia Lytkina, who lives in the Sakha Republic in the east of Russia - where temperatures often plunge to -50C - can freeze her food outside in the winter - and turn off her freezer as a result

Gail Robertson, a pet groomer who lives near Birchington-on-Sea, Kent, has created somewhere XL Bullies "can just be a dog and have fun" as she's unhappy about the ban

Anderson Pollard has undergone chemotherapy and supportive care at Birmingham Children's Hospital and Worcestershire Royal Hospital since his harrowing diagnosis

The Met Office's weather warnings for snow and ice state 10cm of snow is expected, particularly across Grampian, Highlands and Eilean Siar and Orkney & Shetland as soon as Monday

The UK joined US counterparts in carrying out airstrikes at around midnight last night against Houthi rebels in Yemen who have attacked commercial shipping in the Red Sea

Robert Stewart beat teenage Zahid Mubarek to death as he slept - then daubed a swastika on the walls of their shared cell at Feltham Young Offenders Institute in west London

La Bella Vista in St Leonards-on-Sea, East Sussex, called the diners a "despicable group" in a scathing Facebook post to warn other businesses in the area of the behaviour

With snow expected soon, the Met Office have addressed details around the location of "serious dumps" - as fascinating weather maps, created by WX Charts, emerge

The project for Brent Cross West station cost more than £400million to complete in northwest London - and became the first new mainline station to open in the capital for ten years last month

Carly Taylor's old firm ATE Farms Limited bought the iconic Crooked House pub near Dudley, West Midlands, two weeks before a fire engulfed the property in August last year

The Met Office has offered new detail on the UK weather forecast for the next few days and the weekend, during which it is reported snow is due to fall in some areas of the country

Nottinghamshire Police had to deploy a stinger to stop the 14-year-old motorist, who is alleged to have stolen the blue Hyundai i20 and driven it under the influence of cannabis

Forecasters say it will remain cold throughout January, leading to several periods of snow as low pressure moves in, with temperatures to seriously plunge from Sunday

The Post Office Horizon scandal has been highlighted by ITV docudrama Mr Bates vs The Post Office, which aired last week, but only a handful of the wrongful convictions have been overturned

Researchers at Alzheimer Centre Amsterdam, Amsterdam University and Maastricht University in the Netherlands examined proteins in the cerebrospinal fluid of more than 400 patients

Stewart Milne Group Limited fell into administration yesterday, a blow which has seen the loss of more than 200 jobs and put hundreds more in the supply chain at huge risk