All news by author: Ewan Gleadow

Cumbria Police has confirmed a 'major incident' is underway as members of the public remain stuck in traffic, with members of the Force telling people to remain indoors unless absolutely necessary

The UK is set to be rattled by a cold snap set to end this weekend, with the Met Office issuing yellow and amber weather warnings across the country for Saturday and Sunday

Around 200 pro-Palestine demonstrators are marching towards Euston after gathering in Camden Town in North London today following the end of a ceasefire between Gaza and Israel

Mum-of-three Laura Joyce could face at least six years in prison should she be found guilty of scamming hotels in Majorca, with allegations of fraudulent claims and organised gangs presented

China has brought social distancing and mask-wearing back as it deals with a mystery viral outbreak which has put tens of thousands in hospital, with Beijing and Lianing struggling

The Duke of Sussex, Prince Harry, has recalled the heartbreaking moment he found out his mum Princess Diana had died in a car crash and the 'fatherly' touch King Charles III missed out on

Prince Harry passed on a brutal putdown of Princess Kate and Prince William while attending an event with Meghan Markle, who greeted the royal couple amid a tumultuous time for the royals

Prince Harry passed a rather brutal comment on the appearance of his brother, Prince William, alleging his looks were 'fading with time' during an appearance the pair made at a funeral

Prince Harry and Prince William came to blows with one another after the Prince of Wales passed comment on Meghan Markle, labelling the Duchess of Sussex 'rude' and 'abrasive'

Lewis Bush was sentenced to life in prison with a minimum of 16 years behind bars after brutally murdering his mother Kelly Pitt and leaving her body on her bed

The 'foul-mouthed' driver was filmed hurling expletives and accusing cyclist of hitting her sports car despite him being a vehicle away from her motor in south London

Experts are rushing to figure out what the undiagnosed form of pneumonia travelling through China is, with hospitals in the capital 'overwhelmed' by the out-of-control virus

Elusive creature expert Andy McGrath has concluded a six-year search for the Woodwoose, which he now believes is extinct after finding 'scant' evidence of the creature

Olu Fadipe has said a disfiguring condition which leaves him struggling to breathe receives more comments and bullying from adults than it did from children when he was at school

A therapy horse spooked by fireworks has been put down after it panicked upon hearing the blasts from the celebratory explosions, with a campaign now calling for tighter restrictions on fireworks

Scientists are in a race to uncover more information on a northern lights-style aurora spotted on the planet Uranus which could be a huge step in alien lifeforms being discovered

Richard King and his wife were left dealing with a 'horrific' smell before discovering their next-door neighbour had died, with a coroner confirming his body had been rotting there for weeks

A DDoS attack against the Royal Family's website earlier this month was intentional and not a smokescreen as the pro-Russian hackers wanted to 'send a message', according to experts

Repair Shop TV star Jay Blades has credited King Charles III with some top fashion tips and an outfit which was 'to die for' after a special episode of the show was recorded

Jimmy Savile's chilling crimes are examined in BBC One drama, The Reckoning, starring Steve Coogan - but the disgraced presenter's Highland home still lies empty

Scientists believe they can regrow a copy of the tree which stood for hundreds of years and saw the change over of 40 British Prime Ministers before being felled

An unnamed hiker in hot water with his boss was saved by his employer's call over not showing up for work, as he was trapped and unconscious on the side of a mountain when the call was placed

Bike thief David Seagar was brought to justice following a frustrated mum, who camped outside his home and staged a protest against his string of bicycle thefts

Anya Zuber had suffered a rare form of cancer, and its return after years of chemotherapy prompted the teenager to deliver three heartbreaking words to her mum just 10 days before her death

Around 90% of penicillin allergies could be wrongly prescribed, with new research showing many are 'low risk' when it comes to taking the drug, and could take the drug 'safely'