All news by author: Chiara Fiorillo

Ukrainian soldiers found an Asiatic black bear in the village of Yampil - and the animal has now found a new home at Five Sisters Zoo in West Calder, West Lothian

Kim Wilde, 65, went missing from her home in Thetford, Norfolk, a week ago - Norfolk Police are increasingly worried about her and searches have focused on the River Thet

After buying a £10 ticket, Michael Maher won a £3million property in Somerset and £100,000 in cash. He said his daughter was sceptical when Omaze officials contacted him about the prize

Princess Eugenie and Jack Brooksbank welcomed their second son, Ernest George Ronnie, in June 2023. Announcing the news on Instagram, Eugenie also revealed the meaning of the name

All regions of England have currently been placed under a yellow alert as colder weather is set to hit the country next week, putting the most vulnerable people at risk

Every year the North American Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD) simulates the tracking of Santa Claus - and tracking him is a Christmas tradition both children and adults love

Two train passengers who were on a train from Kent to London were assaulted on September 9. The British Transport Police now shared images of two women they want to speak to

Sam Wilson, 26, tragically died during a night out with his teammates in Ilkeston, Derbyshire, when a van driver crashed into some of the group, also injuring two other players

A chip pan fire ravaged a one-bedroom bungalow in York, and was made worse by owner Barry Tordoff's piles of clutter - but now the 76-year-old has vowed to change his ways

Defence Secretary Grant Shapps said on Saturday HMS Diamond shot down a suspected attack drone in the Red Sea, firing one Sea Viper missile and destroying the target

Gaynor Lord, 55, disappeared in Norwich on December 8. Police confirmed a body was found in the River Wensum yesterday but formal identification has not been carried out yet

A home in Tottenham, north London, has been named the 2023 House of the Year by the Royal Institute of British Architects and has been described as a 'true oasis within the city'

Susan Atherton was diagnosed with young-onset dementia when she was 52 years old. The mum-of-one passed away just before her 58th birthday, leaving her family heartbroken

Shi Cheng was intentionally flooded by the Chinese government in 1959 and nearly 300,000 people were relocated to make way for a hydroelectric dam. Now, some people dive at the site

Cockroaches, earwigs and silverfish are among the most common insects that can infest your homes in winter - and bug specialists have explained how to deal with infestations

The National Lottery has announced tonight's winning EuroMillions and Thunderball numbers - with some luck, you could bag some extra cash to spend as you wish ahead of Christmas

This week, Prince William joined a Christmas party arranged by The Passage and helped volunteers make food during the day. He is patron of the homelessness charity

Royal commentator Marlene Koenig suggested that the reason why Princess Beatrice wore the late Queen's dressing on her wedding day was that her own gown wasn't finished on time

Three-year-old Emu, from Sierra Leone in West Africa, was born with a lump on her neck which grew over time - and her mum Yei was scared the tumour would kill the little girl

Anthony Littler, 45, was killed outside East Finchley Tube Station in London at 12.15am on May 1, 1984. After a fresh appeal for information, the Metropolitan Police made an arrest

Two girls aged 13 and 14 have been arrested by the Metropolitan Police on suspicion of robbery after a Jewish woman was attacked in north London and had her handbag stolen

Doctors from King Edward VII's Hospital said many patients get hurt while putting up Christmas decorations - and a consultant has shared some tips to stay safe at this time of year

A study found that diabetes patients who were treated with injections such as Ozempic had a lower risk of developing colorectal cancer compared to those treated with other meds

Kim Kyu-li, who escaped North Korea years ago and now lives in London, is worried about her younger sister Cheol-ok who was recently repatriated after building a family in China

A recent study found that women working as hairdressers, barbers, beauticians or accountants appeared to have a three-fold higher risk of developing ovarian cancer