All news by author: Chiara Fiorillo

An off-duty police officer was the victim of a violent robbery at Charing Cross Underground station - and suffered a broken wrist, a perforated ear drum and two broken teeth as a result of the attack

Health officials said 15 babies, including 10 in Wales and five in England, had myocarditis - inflammation of the heart muscle - between June 2022 and March 2023

Peter Nash, 47, has been jailed for a minimum of 40 years for the murders of his wife Jilly Nash, 43, and their 12-year-old autistic daughter Louise last September

Campaigner Kate Isaacs, 30, was shocked to discover that a deepfake porn video showing her face had been published online using innocent footage posted on social media

When entering the Celebrity Big Brother bungalow in 2006 and greeting other celebrities, sexual predator Jimmy Savile made some creepy comments, including saying he had a 'violent temper'

Several cars were on fire in Milan this morning, with huge flames coming from the vehicles and black smoke in the air. At least one person has been injured and a nearby school has been evacuated

A small number of troops rushed to assist their colleague who was quickly put onto a stretcher and given medical assistance. More than 4,000 ceremonial troops took part in the procession, which began at 1.07pm

The Prince of Wales pledged loyalty to King Charles in a solemn rite, kneeling to give an oath of allegiance to his father. The monarch appeared moved as he thanked his son

Cameras weren't allowed to film the most sacred moment in the Coronation where King Charles was anointed with holy oil and he was shielded with several screens - but Queen Camilla allowed the moment to be broadcast

Princess Eugenie, who is expecting her second child, her sister Princess Beatrice and their cousin Zara Tindall along with her husband Mike, and cousin Prince Harry, have all arrived at Westminster Abbey

If suffering with unusual-looking toes or pain in your legs, it could indicate dangerously high cholesterol levels. Doctors and health experts always advise to have a regular health check-up

Members of the Royal Family including Mike and Zara Tindall, Prince Andrew and his daughters, Princess Anne and Prince Edward had a dinner at a private club in Mayfair ahead of the King's Coronation

The 'Homage of the People' element of the Coronation ceremony has been toned down and the change was reportedly accepted by the King, who would have found it 'abhorrent', a friend of the monarch said

Prince Harry travelled to the UK on American Airlines flight AA136 yesterday and is expected to leave shortly after the Coronation ceremony so that he can join his family to celebrate Archie's birthday

The Coronation flypast will be taking place at Buckingham Palace at 2.30pm, and some details about the areas where you will be able to see the aircraft have been released

Prince Andrew was seen driving towards Windsor Castle today for an early morning swim - just a day before the Coronation of his brother King Charles III

The grandchildren of Queen Elizabeth's cousins have not been invited to the Coronation tomorrow, even though they have previously attended important royal events

Princess Diana's dressmaker David Emanuel claimed that Princess Anne confronted Camilla during a Coronation dinner, telling her that her title should be Queen Consort and not Queen

Catherine, Princess of Wales, was praised for responding calmly when asked if Prince Louis will behaviour at the King's Coronation tomorrow as she said she hopes so

Royal commentator Jennie Bond said Princess Diana believed Camilla had been 'loyal' and 'discreet' so she 'deserved some form of recognition' - which she will receive tomorrow as she is crowned Queen

There were rumours that Meghan Markle might attend the Met Gala in New York on Monday, but the Duchess of Sussex missed the star-studded event possibly due to security reasons

Prince William said he is 'praying for good weather' tomorrow, but the Met Office expects rainfall in London and royal fans have been warned to carry their umbrellas to experience the historical event

A Labrador mix named Kinnick went missing months ago when he found himself 'in an unfamiliar area' after being rescued 'from a horrible situation', rescuers said

Scientists have said that decisions made by artificial intelligence could cause 'nuclear-level catastrophe', with an expert warning that AI incidents are on the rise

Iolani Kuoha was taking children from her school to a conference on another Hawaiian island and while on the plane, she heard a loud noise that sounded like an explosion