All news by author: David Dubas-Fisher

Half of all fatal dog attacks since the Covid pandemic have been carried out by XL Bully dogs - see if your area has recorded any incidents

As the weather takes a turn for the colder there are concerns that Covid cases could spike once more, combining with worsening flu rates and putting pressure on the NHS

People can find out on the interactive map the average house prices in their post code with one area having seen a rise of 39% in the value of homes from the previous 12 months

West Ham supporters were arrested 89 times during the 2022/23 season, more than any other club, while there were 2,264 football-related arrests across the campaign

Cases of coronavirus are on the rise again across Britain as children return to classrooms - you can track the latest data in your area by using our interactive map

In England, around one in seven patients - a total of 7.68 million - are waiting for treatment. The latest figure is the highest number since NHS England records began in 2007

Birmingham Council, which declared itself effectively bankrupt last week over a £650million blackhole, is far from England's least financially stable local authority, a report shows

The number of cases of Covid in the UK continues to rise, as fears continue to increase over the new Eris variant, which experts say could be worse than previous mutations

Wilko will close the first 24 branches on September 12, with the remaining 28 due to shut two days later - with the closures leading to the loss of 1,016 retail jobs

Thousands of pupils started the new school year in confusion this week while the wait continues for a full list of schools affected by the the concrete crisis as a bitter blame game erupted

A new tool made by the Mirror from Civil Aviation Authority data shows which flights are most likely to be cancelled and which airports have the least reliable routes in the UK

The interactive map tool shows how many Covid cases have been recorded across the UK, with infections on the rise while the new Eris variant continues to spread

The Cost of Football is Reach's annual investigation into how much each club in the top four divisions of English football charges its fans - and supporters face highest-on-record prices

More than 130,000 children are living in England without a permanent home. It is the worst number on record

The Mirror previously revealed the names of the 32 NHS buildings that were built partially or mostly with reinforced autoclaved aerated concrete - and now needed desperate, and costly, work

After a survey revealed that an increased amount of patients are unhappy with the care they receive from their GP, we created a widget to help you understand how your local practice compares to others

Dementia is an umbrella term for a number of diseases which effect hundreds of thousands of people in England - but local rates of the illness vary greatly

The latest figures are out for the NHS' waiting lists for routine surgery which sees record numbers once again as 7.5 million people, around 12.5 per cent of the population, are stood in line

The salaries of BBC presenters across sport, news and entertainment have been published, with some of the highest earners reaching over and close to £1m

The Ofgem energy price cap is falling from £3,280 to £2,074 a year for someone with typical use, paying by direct debit, from today - so how does this affect your bill?

There were a total of 720,540 properties on the market across England in the second quarter of the year, research by property purchasing specialist House Buyer Bureau found

Brits can use this map tool to see the hotspots for sewage spillages around the country including treated and untreated waste so that they can be avoided this summer

The average house price in the UK was £286,000 in April, which was £9,000 higher than 12 months earlier. However, it was £7,000 lower than the recent peak in September 2022

New analysis of Land Registry data has revealed all the houses that sold for more than £2million over the last year, with the most expensive going for £60million in central London

Deaths in the NHS' A&E departments more than doubled during this winter crisis that rocked the country's health service this year, leaving wards at breaking point