All news by author: Katie Weston

Noisette Tahoun, who first met Constance Marten while working at a productions company in Cairo, has pleaded with the mum to reach out to her loved ones as soon as possible

The teenage girl was held at the station just eight days after another 15-year-old girl, named only as Child Q, was strip-searched at a school in Hackney, east London

Drama graduate Constance Marten last posted on her Instagram in 2016 - the same year she's believed to have met her partner - and she is understood to have cut ties with family and friends

Napier Marten, a former page to the late Queen, said he is deeply concerned after Constance went missing with her newborn 12 days ago, telling her: "You are much, much loved whatever the circumstances"

Princess Anne's dog allegedly ran across a field at the gamekeeper's dog and latched onto its ear at the Boxing Day shoot, where there was apparently a "lot of blood, screaming and shouting"

Lorry driver Michal Kopaniarz, 40, entered guilty pleas at Winchester Crown Court to three charges of causing death by dangerous driving, as well as perverting the course of justice by destroying his Samsung mobile

Spare has sold 750,000 copies across all formats since it was released on January 10, making it the biggest selling memoir ever as well as the sixth fastest-selling book of all time

Lawangeen Abdulrahimzai, charged with the murder of Thomas Roberts, told a court in Salisbury today that his mother and father were killed after the Taliban planted bombs at his family home

Academy Music Group, which owns the O2, said on Saturday that it had "reflected deeply" on the incident, which saw fans reportedly try to enter an Asake gig without tickets on December 15

GRAPHIC FOOTAGE WARNING CCTV from a nearby alleyway shows a car driving past as a loud gunshot rings out, followed by panicked screams as more than a dozen people flee in the opposite direction in Euston, central London

Carlos Arturo Sanchez-Coronado, who passed away last year, was once jailed in the UK for his role in helping to launder money for a London drugs gang linked to the Colombian Cali cartel

Mum-of-four Charlotte Green rushed her two-year-old son to hospital on Boxing Day after he started struggling to breathe, just weeks after her baby daughter was hospitalised with a chest infection

The Environment Agency has issued 29 flood warnings along with 90 alerts across England, as recent wet weather means that even areas which avoid the worst of today's deluge could be at risk of flooding

Prince Harry speaks about his memories of meeting mourners following the death of his mother, the Princess of Wales, in a clip from Harry: The Interview, which will be broadcast on ITV1 and ITVX

Delika White Lezama, from London, went missing after visiting a corner shop near her grandma's house in Trinidad 20 days ago, and was safely found at 5.15pm today

Delika White Lezama's distraught family say they are "beyond desperate" to find their beloved daughter, sister and niece, who was last seen walking along a street in Trinidad on December 17

In a new leaked extract from his memoir Spare, Prince Harry has claimed that William and Kate "howled" with laughter when he tried on the Nazi uniform for a costume party

Sean Gallagher, a senior threat researcher, said the tactic sees scammers recommending victims invest in a cryptocurrency scheme - before "going after the whole hog"

Eleanor Williams made a string of false grooming allegations in a Facebook post which was shared more than 100,000 times, causing "uproar" and sparking demonstrations in her hometown

Aleksandra Sadowska, from Poland, had to undergo three operations - none of which brought much improvement - before one of her eyes had to be replaced with an implant

One helicopter appeared to have been taking off and the other landing when they crashed on Australia's Gold Coast, killing four people and critically injuring three others

A wandering walrus named 'Thor' has turned up 100 miles further along the North Sea coast after visiting Scarborough, and forcing a council to axe its New Year's Eve fireworks

A patient at Great Western Hospital in Swindon was left on a trolley for over four days until a bed freed up, as a severe flu outbreak and rising Covid cases are said to be adding pressure to the NHS

The climate group, which uses radical protesting tactics such as blockading traffic and spray painting buildings, said “very little has changed – emissions continue to rise and our planet is dying at an accelerated rate"

Royal biographer Anthony Holden claimed that King Charles' confession of adultery could spark a "constitutional crisis", and noted that the Church of England has never crowned a divorced man as King