All news by author: Graeme Murray

Russian president Vladimir Putin's decision to recruit fighters from prisons resulted in a string of crimes as they were freed after going back to their home areas

Steve Glover won £1 million on the National Lottery last year, but it has taken him some time to settle on the car of his dreams, after initially buying a motorhome

Charts show snow will begin in the north of Scotland before spreading over a lengthy distance which is expected to affect much of the country with flurries expected and plummeting temperatures

Robert Grierson is being sued by his brother Duncan Grierson over the validity of their mother Elise's will and claims she did not understand its contents

Health experts are concerned in the fall in vaccination numbers for childhood vaccinations and will run a TV and social media campaign to target parents and hope to increase the uptake in jabs as measles cases rise across the nation

Although hugely popular at public engagements, Princess Charlotte has also become very popular at school because of her friendly manner - and is said to be "adored" by others in her class

Landlords have discovered broken furniture, old sofas and clothes amongst the mess left by outgoing tenants who decided not to clean up after they vacated their rental properties

Otterburn Hall was once a four star hotel which was known for its opulance. But the 154-year-old pile is now a dilapidated shell with smashed windows, graffitied walls and floors stripped bare

Our sometimes sedentry jobs mean we spend large parts of the day sitting down. But the damage done working at a desk can be undone with brief spurts of exercise which will improve our health

Dutch biologist Professor Freek Vonk discovered the species in Brazil. He was filmed swimming next to the enormous anaconda. The study included a team of 15 scientists

Images of objects which which resemble something else have become a huge hit on the internet with some amusing and some sinister interpretations of innocent pictures have emerged

Scientists analysed male and female studies of the brain and discovered there were differences between the genders. This is the first study which claims to have found proof

Lars Neilsen was exploring an area of Southern Jutland when he found the ancient ring while using his metal detector. Museum experts in Denmark now believe it could come from a royal dynasty

Scientists in Ireland say just under 50%of long Covid patients have some form of lingering neurological effect such as cognitive decline, fatigue and brain fog which affects their lives

Local people do not visit the Italian island of Gaiola because of ancient legends and stories about disappearances and unexplained deaths. There were also a string of murders in its ancient history

The study found people did not take up more GP time consultations as their regular GP knew about their medical history. The findings were strong for older patients and those with chronic illnesses

Dementia can stem from a multitude of reasons such as living on a busy road where there is pollution to having high blood pressure, not doing enough physical activity and drinking too much

Daniel Sims, an urban explorer, showed the first SeaLife centre in the country which opened its doors in 1979 before closing in October 2018. Food for the animals and cleaning materials were abandoned

The Welsh Ambulance Service has given examples of real phone calls it has received from too much kebab to lost false teeth as reasons for calling 999 when someone else could really require help

After they are deep fried, the toothpicks made of sweet potato or corn starch look like jade-coloured, skinny curly fries video clips show them being cooked in oil and covered in seasoning

The ancient village was hidden by Sitka spruce trees Researchers say 'Brunell' was once home to around 2,250 people, who looked after cattle, sheep and horses to pay for their rent and daily needs

The amazing views from Birling Gap are visited by thousands of tourists every year. Tourism chiefs describe it as 'beautiful and tranquil enclosed pebble beach' but can only be reached by steep steps

Prince Louis' sense of playfulness was seen at the annual service when he cheekily reached over and blew out his sister's candle. The Royal family were attending an annual event in Westminster Abbey

Dr Deborah Lee says there is an optimum time for a coffee and having one later in the day can be disruptive by blocking receptors in the brain and making caffeine immunity possible

Medications manufacturers insist can slow Alzheimer’s by around a third by clearing toxins in the brain. But scientists claim there is no proof symptoms are reduced and there are more risks