All news by author: Jackie Annett

How did one of the BBC’s biggest TV stars and Britain's most prolific paedophile get away with grooming, molesting and raping women and children as young as two?

Almost 25 years on from BBC presenter Jill Dando being murdered outside her house in Fulham, West London, a new Netflix show 'Who Killed Jill Dando?' will analyse the mystery

Line of Duty actor Tommy Jessop and his brother called on the likes of Game of Thrones star Kit Harington and Scream icon Neve Campbell amid their bid to make a groundbreaking Hollywood movie

They said it 'as a joke', but now it is true - sadly their mum Sheila died from cancer in 2016, before her sons achieved their dream

It was a catchy summer anthem and his sleek abs that first catapulted Peter Andre to stardom in the '90s - but he says parenthood has matured him and he is shocked by the antics of his younger self

A new series of BBC podcast The Kidnapping of Stephanie Slater has revealed that Mirror doctor Miriam Stoppard helped save the life of a victim from killer Michael Sams 30 years ago

Chefs have come up with quirky new takes on the traditional roast dinner classic, from Yorkshire pudding pizza to Yorkshire pudding profiteroles

Sporting presenter and avid pet lover Clare Balding is to front a new Channel 5 programme which hopes to reunite heartbroken families with their missing dogs

GMTV legend Fiona Phillips has made the decision to share her Alzheimer’s journey with the nation and has embarked on filming a documentary

Taken at London’s Liverpool Street station and first published in The News Chronicle in 1939, it captures the Jewish youngsters on a life-changing journey as they fled Nazi Germany

Although they were permitted to open during Covid lockdowns, lack of business grants and soaring energy bills have all contributed to their downward spiral

Affectionately known as the Blind Adventurer, he is not only a successful entrepreneur and trailblazer – he has also been named president of the Ramblers Association

South Wales Police referred themselves to the Independent Office for Police Conduct over the deaths of Kyrees Sullivan, 15, and Harvey Evans, 16, in the Ely area of Cardiff at around 6pm on Monday

Best known for roles in Murder in Successville and King Gary, Tom has now revealed he was forced to give up performing for years because anxiety got the better of him

Eurovision Song Contest sensation Hannah Waddingham is the woman of the moment, with fans wanting to see more of the actress on their screens, but the Ted Lasso star's favourite role will always being a mum to her beloved daughter

Jude Ghosley, Jo Williams and sisters Amy and Vicky Calvert are getting together in London eight months after meeting in Edinburgh last September as they waited to view Queen Elizabeth’s coffin

Spike has officially made it big in the penguin kingdom and is in the last two finalists vying to be named the most popular penguin in the world

UK Yom HaShoah remembers the six million Jews killed in The Second World War and sees families light yellow candles - each one marking the life of someone who died

Around 90% of sufferers have Type 2 diabetes and the good news is it can be relieved and sometimes even reversed with simple changes to your diet, lifestyle and outlook

Radio DJ Mark Goodier is supporting NHS England to highlight the FAST campaign to make sure people act as quick as possible, after he suffered two strokes

While we all love a good cup of tea, serious savings could be made by switching to supermarket own brands - but how do they stand up alongside names we know and love?

Barton Street in Gloucester has been called the most diverse road in the country. Over the years there has been a large influx of Muslim and Eastern European families - and then from other parts of the world

Joanne Young was chosen to be the face of the brand, which is currently being relaunched, but was unprepared for the level of fame that came with it

A study found that one in nine micro businesses fear they will be forced to close this year. Several owners tell us what they need to hear from the Chancellor

An increasing number of people are forced to use foodbanks in Poole, the coastal town whose outcrop of Sandbanks this week became the most expensive place to live on the planet