All news by author: Chiara Fiorillo

Thrill seekers were stuck on The Rage rollercoaster in Adventure Island in Southend and a video shared on social media shows them clapping when the first person was rescued

A pupil from Harris Girls' Academy Bromley in Beckenham, Kent, was allegedly slapped in the face by a tour guide during a trip to Iceland. A video of the incident has gone viral

Metropolitan Police said they investigating a public order offence and are appealing for help identifying two women who were at the demonstration in London yesterday

Luton Airport said it responded to almost 16,500 customer queries since the fire on Tuesday and added it has provided details of 1,405 cars to the Motor Insurers’ Bureau (MIB)

Prince William and Prince George went to the dressing room at the Stade de Marseille in France to comfort the disappointed players after the Wales team was defeated

To help Brits spot bedbugs early on, Pest World explained the five unusual hiding places for these insects including purses, stuffed animals and fluorescent light bulbs

Staff at Al-Aqsa Martyrs Hospital in the city of Deir Al-Balah, Gaza, say they have been using ice cream vans to store the bodies of little children who were tragically killed by Israeli air strikes

Mo, from Marylebone, said his parents are originally from Gaza and his dad went back to visit family a couple of months ago, with his mum joining him two weeks ago - and they are now stuck hiding in darkness

A hill farmer and guardian of one of Snowdonia's great heritage treasures has explained why visitors are being denied full access to the site after he dug up a car park

Palestine Action has drawn up a list of 50 companies based in the UK with links to Elbit Systems, which produces weapons and has been the main target of the protest network for years

Naython Muir, 43, died after being stabbed in Hounslow, west London, on Friday night. The Metropolitan Police have now asked anyone who was in the area to get in touch

Up to £600 will start landing in the bank accounts of everyone in the UK who was born before September 25, 1957. The amount you receive depends on your age and living circumstances

The invasive Chinese mitten crabs first appeared in the UK in 1935 but have been spotted in a few places recently, and now there are fears they could damage riverbanks

As the Met Office said temperatures will plunge to single figures by the weekend, motorists have been warned to avoid some winter driving hacks that could actually damage their vehicles

Emma Rose Lowry was bitten by a tomcat beetle and suffered blisters, which turned to scarring, on her leg. She now wants holidaymakers to be aware of the insects when visiting Bali

As the weather gets colder, Dr Neel Patel has shared some tips to manage common conditions such as asthma, headaches and allergies, which can worsen when you turn on the heating

Police officers and the military rushed to Pilsudski Square in Warsaw, Poland, this morning after a man climbed on top of the Smolensk monument claiming he had a bomb

A 14-page document allegedly found among the bodies of Hamas militants appears to show plans for an attack on Israel - but it is not clear if the instructions were followed last week

A video filmed in a hospital in Gaza shows a desperate Palestinian mum crying and screaming 'my heart' as her baby is taken away after being killed in an air strike

A clip allegedly shared by Hamas appears to show militants holding babies, giving them water and speaking to them. The children's identities could not be verified

Parents have been urged to check their children's vaccination status over fears there might be further outbreaks of measles in the UK - as the disease is very contagious

The famous Navy SEAL Team Six that killed al-Qaeda terrorist Osama bin Laden has been sent to help Israel free hostages taken by Hamas, according to anonymous reports

The weather is becoming colder and parts of the country are expected to see the first snow of this winter season on Saturday, as temperatures drop, the Met Office has said

The Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning for most parts of England and all of Wales, and Brits have been told to expect flooding, as well as difficult driving conditions

Seven-month-old Indi Gregory, who has mitochondrial disease, has a hole in her heart and had operations on her bowel and skull to drain fluid soon after she was born in February