All news by author: Bradley Jolly

William Brown's parents Laura and William have asked the Church of England to let the boy be buried in the ancient graveyard of St Eanswythe's Church of England School

Demonique Wilson and his wife Thabo have been locked in a lengthy dispute with Salford City Council bosses over the value of their house in the Greater Manchester city

Roses are a typical household favourite at Christmas time and, with the big day in around two weeks, Ocado has dropped the price of the chocolate treats - and its cheaper than its rivals

WARNING DISTRESSING CONTENT: Ana Maria Paixao claimed her action was in self-defence but police in Rio de Janeiro confirmed he "posed no risk to her physical integrity"

Some passengers at London Gatwick Airport experienced delays today due to an air traffic control outage at the hub for British Airways and easyJet, which was investigated

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle struck a new deal with the Royal Family in January 2020, and at the time said they "chose" to make a change and step back as "senior" members of the Royal family

Katrice Lee vanished from a supermarket near a British Army base in Paderborn, Germany on her second birthday in 1981 - and her family has been searching for her since

Prince Harry had recently said he cannot return to the UK with his family as he feels he can't guarantee their safety due to the armed royal protection no longer being available

Insiders claim Royal Mail will "sacrifice parcels over Christmas cards" this month and, instead, many people will receive their greetings cards in January - after the festive period

With the Met Office anticipating heavy rain throughout Saturday, authorities including the Environment Agency have issued flood alerts for waterways across the nation

Kate Middleton, Princess of Wales, was joined by her three children and a host of other royals in a huge show of support for her spectacular annual Christmas Carole concert

Train services across northern England were crippled today because of the final day of a wave of strikes by drivers in a long-running dispute over pay and conditions

Samuel Paty showed his class cartoons of the prophet Mohammed during a debate on free expression in a class in France - but was later murdered outside the school

Vishal Gohel, who was gagged and beaten when the women's male accomplices arrived to rob him in Bushey, Hertfordshire, was described as a "wonderful" father-of-two

Aslef, the train drivers' union, has today spoken out following lengthy delays on Elizabeth Line, which is on the London Underground network, on Thursday evening

Brianna Ghey was stabbed 28 times with a hunting knife in her head, chest, back and neck in Culcheth Linear Park, near Warrington, Cheshire, in February this year

The Met Office said temperatures will steadily increase at the weekend, bringing an end to the UK's bitter cold snap - but Britain will be lashed by heavy rain throughout the remainder of the week

Prince Constantin of Liechtenstein was the seventh in line to the throne in the country, and the youngest son of the reigning Prince of Liechtenstein Hans-Adam II

The Food Standards Agency (FSA) says an investigation is ongoing regarding multiple strains of Salmonella linked to poultry products imported to the UK from Poland

Kebhouze, which will open on Oxford Street in central London later this month, will take up three floors and offer punters kebab bowls for breakfast, lunch, and dinner

Lianne Gordon, described as a "good neighbour", was shot and killed in Hackney, east London, on Tuesday after she had tried to protect someone she knew - thought to have been her son

Keith Best flogged the house in Newbury Park, east London, for £540,000 - nearly £100,000 more than the average property price for the area - and insists he was obliged to do so

Ludwig Ramsey, a Labour councillor from Chesterfield, Derbyshire, backs changes to take strain off the NHS as figures show more than one million A&E attendances last year were for to eye-related conditions

South Wales Police charged the suspect, who they arrested at around 4pm on Tuesday hours after a pregnant woman was stabbed in Aberfan, a community near Merthyr Tydfil

Metropolitan Police continue to investigate the shooting in Hackney, east London, which killed a woman named by cops as Lianne Gordon and injured a teenage boy and a young man