All news by author: Chiara Fiorillo

Police in Kenya are looking for suspect Makenzie Nthenge, a pastor of Good News International Church, after four people died and 11 were taken to the hospital when they were found starving in a forest

The house where Stephen Boden and Shannon Marsden killed their 10-month-old son Finley on Christmas Day in 2020 was 'extremely dirty, smelly and very cluttered' and 'smelt of cannabis'

Becky Sharp was walking with her 10-month-old daughter when she was struck by a car in Bournemouth - she's currently in an induced coma

Sister Elizabete amassed hundreds of thousands of followers since taking over her convent's Instagram account to respond to common questions about religious life in Fortaleza, Brazil

Little Enea was left on Easter Sunday in the Cradle for Life of the Mangiagalli clinic, part of the Milan Polyclinic. His mum left a message saying she loves him but cannot take care of him

Erin Gilbert, 42, died after suffering serious injuries in her Sydney apartment in Australia. Police launched an investigation to determine the cause of her death and find the killer

A woman said she fears other women may take her husband from her as he is 'very handsome'. The man, holding his wife's hand during an interview, also issued an appeal asking women not to approach him in Mexico

Rabbi Leo Dee, 51, criticised the gunman who killed his wife and two daughters with a Kalashnikov rifle near the Hamra settlement in the occupied West Bank on Friday

Revellers who travelled to Kenfig Industrial Estate in Margam in the Welsh county borough of Neath Port Talbot over the weekend cleaned up the area and only left a small amount of rubbish

Emergency services were called to Clifton Park on Doncaster Road in Rotherham, South Yorkshire, at around 4pm yesterday. A child was pronounced dead despite the efforts of medics

Metaverse scientist Dr Pratik Desai is urging people to regularly record their parents, elders and loved ones as a new technology may allow voices and video recordings to make dead people 'live forever'

Sainsbury's chief executive Simon Roberts said customers will get brand discounts on 300 items as the chain hopes to build confidence in shoppers amid the cost of living crisis

Leo Dee, who moved from the UK to Israel, said that following the death of his wife Lucy and his two daughters Maia and Rina, his family of seven has become a family of four

Two people in their 60s were found dead at a property in Victory Road, West Mersea, Essex, yesterday afternoon. Essex Police launched an investigation to determine the circumstances behind their deaths

Charlie Frederick Gray, 30, was found dead in Cambodia last week and authorities launched an investigation. They reportedly said he died after falling face down in the sewer and drowning

People living in Hamburg, Germany, were told to close their windows, turn off ventilation and air conditioning after a huge fire broke out in the Rothenburgsort district at 4.30am on Sunday

Princess Charlotte was holding her father's hand as they arrived at St George's Chapel this morning. After briefly looking at her brother Prince Louis, she smiled and turned around

Prince Louis, who is turning five this month, arrived at St George's Chapel clutching his mum's hand. Royal fans said he is growing up fast and will probably be tall as an adult

After spending some time by his mother's bedside, Charles went back to Birkhall and began foraging mushrooms while walking in the woods. He was then advised to return to Balmoral immediately

Prince Louis was among members of the Royal Family who attended the Easter Sunday service at St George's Chapel in Windsor this morning. He arrived holding his mum Kate's hand as they headed to church

Leo Dee, 51, discovered his daughters had died and his wife had been seriously injured when he turned on a Google tracking device and reached the Hamra settlement

Georgia Washy, from New Holland, Lincolnshire, received a note from a neighbour who accused her of ruining the road by transforming her garden into 'Steptoe's Yard'

Some members of the public disrupted the performance of The Bodyguard at the Palace Theatre in Manchester yesterday evening after singing and screaming

A home near Sunderland's city centre has gone on the market for £15,000 but the new owners will need to thoroughly clean and redecorate it as it's not in great condition

Melody Thornton, who plays Rachel Morron in the musical The Bodyguard in Manchester, thanked audience members who bought tickets to watch the performance