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Rebecca Walton was locked up for two years after admitting the theft of her mother's money. Her mum made a statement to police but died just a few months later

Olivia King needed life-saving surgery while 21 weeks pregnant with her baby daughter Emily. They both survived but today, on World Sepsis Day, the mum is reminding people to trust their instincts if they know something isn't right

Baby Dominic Moohan was left fighting sepsis, pneumonia and silent killer Group B strep just hours after being born. His terrified parents Erin and Konar had no idea if he'd survive

Simone Malik's previous images led to the capture of a child murderer and rapist, and has now revealed her pictures of Madeleine McCann which she say are "shockingly similar" to the missing girl's sister

London, the south coast of England, southern Wales and parts of the Midlands could all be potential hotspots for the red fire ants to build their nests according to researchers

Lorien Williams, 24, was tidying up toys when her waters broke as her mum Hayley Williams, 54, quickly bundled her into their seven-seater car, racing towards Singleton Hospital in Swansea, Wales

Relatives of Andy Casey want treatment to continue, saying they had seen movement and signs of life but today they were unable to convince a High Court judge who ruled he was dead

Matthew Bryant, who had run the Hare and Hounds in Maidstone, Kent for the last eight years was stabbed to death just before 6pm last night. Police have arrested a woman in her 50s

WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT The elephant was shot at close range by a trophy hunter but as soon as it was fired and the dying animal fell the herd starting charging towards him

Kate Middleton's mum Carol likes to muck around with her grandchildren - going on bike rides and dancing - with Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis

Former soldier Daniel Khalife is charged with escaping custody on September 6 while on remand at Wandsworth pending trial at the Old Bailey, contrary to common law

It is common for people to jump into frozen lakes in Russia but everything certainly didn't go to plan for this woman when she tired to jump into a frozen lake

Barry Morris fell ill after being placed in handcuffs and leg restraints by officers from Merseyside Police. His death is now being investigated by the Independent Office for Police Conduct

A judge told Haylie Strickland to "grow up" as he sentenced her over the violent encounter outside the Weavers Arms in Swinton, Salford last July while she was drunk and high

An outbreak of Covid-19 in a care home in Norfolk at the end of August saw 33 out of 38 residents test positive for the virus, along with 12 members of staff, according to the UK Health Security Agency

Passengers on an easyJet flight from Birmingham to Edinburgh were left waiting on the tarmac after the plane's air conditioning broke down, finally being allowed back on an hour later

Two armed response officers had used a Taser to disarm the 58-year-old, who was sat on the sofa holding a large knife, and then somehow managed to drag him through the smoke-filled hallway to safety

Train driver Brett McCullough, conductor Donald Dinnie and passenger Christopher Stuchbury died in the derailment near Stonehaven, Aberdeenshire, on August 12, 2020

Heavy showers, which are expected to lead to some disruption will hit most of the UK, between 2pm and 9pm on Saturday, according to the weather experts at the Met Office

Tributes have been paid to Saji Sarker, 14, who was found dead in a park just days before he was due to start a new term at Thistley Hough Academy in Hanley, Stoke-on Trent

The boy was unresponsive after he received the electric shock in the reception area of Tiffany's Hotel in Blackpool on Sunday. He died with his family at his bedside on Thursday

Mountain vineyards - where the popular tipple is produced - are most at risk from soil degradation and drought, say scientists in the latest devastating news about climate change

All served in various parts of the Met throughout their careers but all spent time in the Diplomatic Protection Group, now known as the Parliamentary and Diplomatic Protection Command

Michael O'Leary was about to speak to journalists in Brussels amid news Ryanair pilots based in Belgium had called a strike when a woman ran up and threw the pie at his face

Detectives investigating Simon Shotton's death have discovered human remains in two separate places and are asking witnesses who saw someone with a black suitcase in the area to come forward