All news by author: Graeme Murray

Teaching watchdogs ruled Kandice Barber who groomed a 15-year-old boy in Buckinghamshire had demonstrated a 'callous and selfish disregard for her pupil’s well-being'

Lauren McFarland was described as a 'beautiful, caring and confident person' and had just come back from the Himalayas and Everest base camp when the accident happened

Mistura Alade couldn't board a flight from London to Milan because she did not have three months left on her passport. She tried to board the wrong aircraft before being detained

Brothers Stewart Ahearne and Louis Ahearne were part of gang who were involved in the museum heist and admitted stealing the Ming dynasty porcelain worth millions from Fondation Baur in Geneva

Mirando Romero and his friend were drunkenly celebrating the birth of his new daughter when they became involved the fatal row with Evaristo Scalco

Hygiene inspectors found mouldy chopping boards and a broken down boiler when they visited the Four Seasons takeaway in Cambridgeshire. It let to them giving the outlet a zero star rating

Adraian Elmer was embarrassed by his crumbling teeth and would avoid smiling properly as his teeth were in such bad condition. He developed a full-on fear of the dentists because his molars were so bad

The giant flaming sinkhole called Darvaza has been on fire in the desert of Turkmenistan for more than five decades and is a health risk to locals but it's also a tourist attraction for Turkmenistan

'The Minger' has been dubbed the 'world smelliest cheese' because it uses the same bacteria that causes smelly feet - the product's stench is so strong even its producer hasn't eaten it

A series of astronomical events will make sky observations more interesting this year as comets, supermoons, eclipses and a series of dramatic meteor showers light up our skies in special sky events

DNA provided Neanderthals with advantages as they adapted to new environments, however they also brought negative consequences - and nicotine addiction was among the downsides of some genes

When a Uruguayan plane carrying 45 passengers crashed into the remote Andes mountains in 1972, survivors were forced to resort to cannibalism in a desperate attempt to stay alive

The UK's rat population has been taking over householders' homes while they were away from their properties over the festive break Some residents have returned to find their homes disturbed by vermin

Younger dinosaurs chose prey more suitable for their own size. Researchers say the diet of their parents was different after a young Tyrannosaur's stomach contents were examined by researchers

The woman dubbed the Nostradamus of the Balkans - who is said to have foretold of the Covid pandemic and 9/11 attacks - has a list of chilling events that she predicts will happen during the next 12 months

The winner of a £1 million EuroMillions jackpot has still not claimed their prize and the time is running out say organisers - a last effort has been made to find the ticket holder in the borough of St Helen's

The closeness between cousins Princess Charlotte and Mia Tindall has been noticeable and royal fans were charmed by her warm gesture which allowed Mia to collect flowers at Sandringham Estate

Melvin Vopson of the University of Portsmouth has suggested we are living in a vitual computer simulation similar to 'The Matrix' Clues, he says, prove his theory and he wants show in experiments

Rosie the lurcher was 'left to die' in a hedgerow before being found on Christmas morning - a passerby carried the starving animal home and called the RSPCA before Rosie was given vet treatment

Locals are unhappy after tourists called for a historic fairytale bridge to be given railings to prevent someone falling off the structure. The rolling stone arches in Mallwyd they say are dangerous

Food agencies raised the alarm about the cheeses, but people were given them as Christamas presents as part of hampers and a number of fallen ill. The products could contain E.coli bacteria

Karen was found to have a lump on the brain which was pressing on a major vein. The benign tumour was partially removed by surgeons and she now has regular MRI scans to monitor her condition

Large bite marks were discovered on the body of the giant stingray leading locals to question why tourists would want to swim in waters around K'Gari island where sharks are known to visit

The cinema is thought to have been lying empty since the pandemic when it was suddenly abandoned and was never brought into use again leaving popcorn and movie posters untouched

Researchers now have better understanding of how time works and what could be possible and the concept of going back in time as been ruled out ending the fascination of science fiction films