All news by author: Emmeline Saunders

Archeologists have been scrubbing away centuries of muck with toothbrushes from the Newport Ship - which dates back to the Wars of the Roses and is the oldest-ever example of ship-building

Norma Ann Sykes, better known as model and actress Sabrina, shot to fame in the 1950s as Britain's answer to Marilyn Monroe

Happy Valley aired nail-biting scenes on Sunday, with villain Tommy Lee Royce absconding from court and escaping on a bike. An expert has revealed how in real life police catch escaped convicts

It was 1987, and Madonna had hand-picked the 21-year-old performer to join her on her Who’s That Girl tour to be her backing singer and dancer

Medical legal advisor Martin Valt has spent three decades riding more than 3,000 rollercoaster around the world in 56 countries, and has picked out his top ten thrill rides

With the months-long egg shortage leaving shop shelves empty, what can you use in your cakes, bakes and other meals as substitutes?

MP Virginia Crosbie was being interviewed on the street when a man quietly asked her: “Where’s your stab jacket?” - just one of the latest of many threats made to Virginia, who this week told how she wears a protective vest to meet constituents

Although he has never had to deal with any supernatural horrors at sea, former oil worker Andrew Morrissey says that life offshore can be even more monstrous in reality

Here’s what we’ve already lost, or are about to, from Ford Fiestas to fax machines, as the pandemic and changes in technology have brought in sweeping changes

Mirror have put together a rundown of the best cop and criminal – or police and perp – duos in television history...