All news by author: Bradley Jolly

A police cordon has been erected on the street in Ronkswood, Worcester, in an operation Severn Trent says is "taking longer than anticipated" due to a complex repair

Sara Sharif was found at a property in Woking, Surrey, after police were believed to be called from Pakistan by her father, Urfan Sharif, on August 10, and now tributes have been paid to her

Lisa Fletcher used Facebook Marketplace, an e-commerce platform which connects buyers and sellers in the same area, when she was looking for a new garden office

The Moray Coast in northeast Scotland often reaches similar temperatures to London - and the area experiences less rainfall on average annually than the UK capital

Lucy Letby did not appear at Manchester Crown Court for her sentencing today, weeks after Thomas Cashman, who shot Olivia Pratt-Korbel, nine, refused to come to the dock

Lucy Letby, who is now Britain's most prolific child killer, will at first be held in segregation in a bid to stop her being attacked at HMP Low Newton in Durham

Bilal Bhatti was unaware he was close to suffering a heart attack or a stroke because he had malignant hypertension, described as a "silent killer", and it was only discovered by chance

Met Office and other UK weather forecasters have predicted a heat blast in some areas and, with beer gardens expected to busy, medics have reminded us to take care

High blood pressure causes heart attacks and strokes but there are rarely any signs or symptoms of the problem, a senior cardiac nurse at the British Heart Foundation says

Kate Middleton, Princess of Wales, is bound by a number of rules and restrictions, as most of the Royal Family is, but some of these things are more surprising than others

Malcolm Cupis said he learned of the rule at Tesco petrol pumps the hard way when he went to use a garage in Trowbridge, Wiltshire, but the supermarket doubled down on the policy

Adrian Standley, who has pancreatic cancer and was forced to give up his plumbing business following his diagnosis, has been a customer with Virgin Media for 30 years

Police officers responded to multiple reports of a man being attacked on a residential street in Bognor Regis, West Sussex, today and are investigating the incident

Carly and Adam Taylor owned "Britain's wonkiest pub", called The Crooked House, which was destroyed earlier this month in a fire police and a council is investigating

Residents in Hartlepool, County Durham, suffered an evening of "absolute chaos" as yobs targeted properties and vehicles, offences police continue to investigate

WARNING - DISTRESSING CONTENT: Blood was found inside Rosangela Almeida dos Santos' coffin when her body was exhumed at a cemetery in Riachao das Neves, northeast Brazil

With the UK weather forecast anticipating more wind - after a rainy July - experts say seeds of fruits are being taken in the breeze across Europe to the UK and are fermenting here

The tourist had left approximately half the amount of tip deemed acceptable at the restaurant in plush Saint-Tropez, southeast France, but he thought it was "generous"

Silvia Thomas's family is now demanding answers following the pensioner's death at Queens Medical Centre in Lenton, Nottingham, and insists "sorry is not enough"

Pamela Mattinson, of Bolton, Greater Manchester, admitted that she had been drinking vodka prior to the incident but, despite the "despicable crime", was spared jail

EuroMillions players are being urged to check and then double-check their unique Millionaire Maker codes and tickets for the chance to become an instant millionaire

Perseids meteor shower is caused by clouds of debris left in the wake of comets, which the Earth passes through on its path around the sun, and can be seen in a dark sky

Dad-of-two Simon Patterson's ex-husband Erin was named as a person of interest in the fatal mushroom poisoning lunch held last month in Leongatha, Victoria, in Australia

Metropolitan Police are investigating a crash involving a lorry and a bicycle, which led to the death of the cyclist in Battersea, south London and are appealing for witnesses

British Medical Association (BMA) said, earlier this year, members would be better off serving coffee than treating patients, but the government disputed this claim