All news by author: Joe Smith

James Billington, 24, and Georgia Jackson, 23, booked a holiday to the Thalassa Cape Hotel, on the Greek Island of Skiathos but their getaway became a nightmare after the island was thrashed by fatal storms

An eyewitnesses reported seeing the 21-year-old with cable ties around his wrists as undercover officers detained him by a bridge by the Grand Union Canal

Officers swarmed the area this morning as The Metropolitan Police said cops were Chiswick following confirmed sightings in the area overnight, including calls from members of the public

Thunderstorms may bring disruption during Sunday afternoon and evening, forecasters have warned "with damage to some buildings from floodwater, lightning strikes, hail or strong winds,"

Police are searching the Chiswick area using dogs, officers and boats and now believe the UK's most wanted man is wearing a black baseball cap, T-shirt and dark bottoms

The news comes after the first positive sighting of the former soldier was confirmed by the Met, who called the tip "significant" adding they "will be closing in" on wanted Daniel Khalife

Stan Rawlinson says American Bully XL dogs are “wrongly wired” in the head and the expert, who has worked with dangerous animals for 20 years, added the breed was "evil" and “too dangerous” to live

Matilda Kennard Troughton, 54, went looking for a house in Spain as a way to get some peace and quiet and now shares her large underground home with animals and couldn't be happier

Colin Thomas now faces having to demolish his extension and decking after canny planners caught him trying to pull a fast one on them

The amber warning means “significant impacts are probable across the health and social care sector due to the high temperatures,” the UKHSA said, “including increase in mortality across the population”

Drinkers in the County Durham town of Consett only pay £2.65 for a pint, according to a survey by data consultancy CGA meanwhile in London the price is usually over £6

Leah Rogers, 17, fell ill with the common disease after she visited Palma Nova on Majorca with a group of friends - but it soon deteriorated into something much more serious

The copy of Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone is such an early example that it even gets the author’s name wrong, stating ‘J A Rowling’ instead of J K Rowling

Scientists have urged Brits to report sightings of the invasive predators as record numbers of the vicious insects have been spotted spelling doom for native species

More than 15 people a day are being attacked after swimming at Alicante's beaches with traumatised tourists seeking first aid treatment after being bitten by the once-peaceful "obladas"

Nicola Frapwell, a 32-year-old data manager from West Sussex, has spent years visiting Wetherspoons and believes she has worked out a few money-saving tips along the way

New data from the ZOE health study shows there were 92,965 new daily cases of symptomatic infection on September 1, nearly double the 50,000 we were seeing at the start of August

Forecasters are predicting an area of high pressure to move in from the Atlantic and stay over the UK for the next week, bringing sunny, stable conditions

There is also a big water play feature which will prove a hit on warm days as well as aerial walkways, rope bridges, tunnels and triple racing zip lines to keep kids entertained

These deadly conditions are some of the biggest killers in the UK because they don’t show any obvious outward symptoms, meaning they are often only discovered once it is too late

A terrier called Rebel had been off the lead when he plunged 100ft in Lulworth, Dorset - meanwhile another dog, Peppa, was missing for almost two weeks before rescuers spotted her

Yevgeny Prigozhin used doubles and decoys to ensure his safety and was never without his group of handpicked bodyguards - but the ring of steel was not enough to protect him

The terrifying attack saw the beast, which is believed to be up to 13 feet long, tear into the surfer leaving his foot "ripped off" according to a horrified eyewitness

Shocked owner Natalie Newton, 43, said the “horrible individuals” stole everything except the shampoo and soap in the bathroom at the Dolphin Hotel in Pembroke Dock

The painting shows a little girl in a red dress with an unnerving facial expression and eyes which “follow you”, the owner said "everything kept going wrong since she had it"