All news by author: Chiara Fiorillo

Tony Peralta confessed he killed his landlord William Blodgett in New Mexico while he was high on meth in December 2008, telling officers he was tired of lying and trying to cover the murder up

A cartoon allegedly drawn by Christian Brueckner, the prime suspect in the disappearance of Madeleine McCann, shows a Taliban fighter saying 'Who steals the show from us?'

Maneeca Belbin said her landlord Daniel had warned her that he would carry out some works - but only said they would last three months near Sydney, Australia

Vladimir Putin could be facing the beginning of his own end and further break-ups of Russia are likely once the country is defeated in Ukraine, Luke Coffey, Senior Fellow at the Hudson Institute, said

Surgeons at the Regina Margherita Children's Hospital in Turin, northern Italy, saved a little baby who was born with nasal myelomeningocele and faced difficulty breathing

More than 40 confectioners, chefs and boat builders collaborated on melting down the chocolate and creating the mould for the boat, which took to sea in the port of Pasaia in Spain on Thursday

April Burrell experienced a traumatic event in 1995 and developed psychosis. She then spent 20 years in a psychiatric hospital, but an innovative treatment allowed her to come out of her catatonic state

After killing his heavily pregnant girlfriend Giulia Tramontano, evil Alessandro Impagnatiello tried to pervert the course of justice by sending her texts in which he pretended he was worried for her

A man's body was found in the undercarriage of an aircraft that landed at Gatwick Airport at 4am on December 7 last year. Now, police issued an e-fit image in a bid to identify him

Stephen Fry's plumber job allows him to go on holidays to the Maldives and Canary Islands every year and afford a top flat in Kensington, west London - and he does not even need to work weekends

Prince William appeared restless as his wife talked to bride Rajwa Alseif who yesterday married Jordan's Crown Prince - and in a video, the Prince of Wales told Catherine 'chop chop'

Apple Weather says Londoners could enjoy temperatures of up to 25C next weekend - but rain could also be on the cards. As the weather gets warmer, experts recommend people should wear sunscreen

Nathan Towers, who was driving a car despite never passing a driving test, crashed his car in Epping, Essex, and fled the scene to avoid being arrested, leaving his seriously injured girlfriend to die

Dorset Police said that a man who was arrested on suspicion of manslaughter after the deaths of a 12-year-old girl and a 17-year-old boy in Bournemouth has now been released under investigation

Following their wedding ceremony at the Zahran Palace in Amman, Jordan's Crown Prince Al Hussein bin Abdullah II and his wife Rajwa Alseif travelled a 1984 Range Rover customised for Queen Elizabeth II

Mackenzie Creech, 18, rushed to the water to try and rescue a 12-year-old girl. He carried her on the beach before paramedics arrived and started doing CPR on her - but she tragically died

Giulia Tramontano, 29, was killed by her boyfriend Alessandro Impagnatiello, who tried to burn her body twice before hiding it in an abandoned green area near the home they shared in Senago, Milan

Dorset Police received a report of a disturbance on the beach near Bournemouth Pier this afternoon. A person was detained and another was treated for minor injuries, the force said

Temperatures of 23C are expected in just a weeks' time, on June 9 and 10 - but these could be brought down by a band of rain set to hit northwestern, northern and northeastern England

Upale Kaloshi was last seen on May 20 and his family reported him as missing the following day after discovering he had failed to turn up to work at the Amazon warehouse in Dartford

Car owners may be faced with a huge repair bill if they park under a tree full of greenflies, because these insects' droppings can rot paintwork and damage the material used for soft tops

Home experts say that investing in a wisteria plant could help you get a higher return on your property should you decide to sell it, as home buyers are often seduced by an ambrosial exterior aesthetic

The Husaboat Estate, on sale for £1.35million, features a nine-bedroom Georgian home overlooking Loch Dunvegan on the Isle of Skye. The 18th-century property also comes with its own village

Karl Warburton has become the first person to die of xylazine in the UK - and his sister Diane has spoken about her fears that the killer drug could cause even more deaths around the UK

There have been 145 incidents of wrongly inserted nasogastric tubes in hospitals in England over the past five years - and 28 of these ended in the patient's death