All news by author: Kelly-Ann Mills

Tony Hudgell was the youngest of more than 1,200 people named on the New Year's Honours list. He has been awarded a British Empire Medal for his charity work

Stunned officers stopped the 23-year-old driver in the Bucknall area of Stoke-on-Trent on Boxing Day after the car flagged up as being uninsured. The driver was already banned from driving

Disruptions and cancellations on the railways, with LNER, Avanti west Coast, CrossCountry, Northern, Lumo, London Northwestern Railway, ThamesLink, Chiltern and TransPennine Express, all affected

Multiple yellow weather warnings are in place for wind and heavy rain in parts of Wales and the East of England which could disprupt travel plans while properties in Scotland are still without power following Storm Gerrit

Ian McBurney was named locally after he reportedly died after getting into difficulty in Gartmorn Dam, Alloa, in the Central Lowlands of Scotland after going fishing on Christmas Eve

Elsie Kumar became the first ever child with Down's Syndrome at Great Ormond Street Hospital to go into cancer remission twice. But the battle was on to find the mixed race youngster a bone marrow donor

A man is fighting for his life after a stabbing in Liverpool city centre which saw two others knifed in an incident involving a large group of men at around 5.30am today

The plane came down close to a playing field in Jaboticabal, Brazil. Five-year-old Jose Ricardo Nogueira Teles, his parents, cousin and the pilot were all killed

Millie Young was dragged down as choppy waters hit the vessel four miles off the coast of Thailand. The ship's cook Samniang Chaichana is also believed drowned

The owners of Khandoker restaurant in East Didsbury, Manchester, branded the behaviour 'unfair' and said future no-show customers would be banned

London Fire Brigade has said an atrium was alight in the four-storey building. of The London Oratory School, popular among some politicians for educating their children

Mia Holland-McCormack was killed on Boxing Day after she left home just before the storm in Australia. A search party found her unresponsive five hours later

Monkey pox, dengue fever and the scourge of covid could all devastate the vulnerable in 2024 according to Dr Maria Van Kerkhove from the World Health Organisation

Clothes, shoes and accessories were the most sought-after products during this year's Boxing Day sales - with four in five people's budgets unaffected by the current financial climate

Three men with stab wounds have been hospitalised in Liverpool, one is fighting for his life after the incident in the early hours of this morning

Steve Laviniere and his brother Bobby had been touring the world in the weeks before the virus hit. The DJs and music promoters both ended up in comas but had very different outcomes

Met Office warnings for wind, wind and snow as well as wind and rain have all been issued for both Wednesday, December 27 and Thursday, December 28 across large parts of the UK

Camilla's sister Annabel Elliot gave her view of their marriage in a BBC documentary Charles III: The Coronation Year which is due to air this evening

The M62 motorway is still closed near Manchester, and there are also high volumes of customer traffic on the Eurostar and Channel Tunnel. The M25, M1 and M6 are all expected to be much busier than normal as well.

Christmas Day could see a white Christmas but only for a short time over high ground in the far north of Scotland, the rest of the country is more likely to see rain

Kobi Dooley-Macharia, who was just four years old, was taken to hospital with knife injuries but could not be saved

Jade O'Brien was jailed for four months, banned from owning dogs for five years and XL Bully dog Narla will be destroyed after the two attacks in the Stockport area

West Yorkshire Police were contacted by a woman at 5.44pm yesterday who reported a baby in a serious condition in a park in Leeds

Leonard Farruku died on the vessel docked in Portland, Dorset, which is being used by the Home Office to house up to 500 people, on December 12

Barclay Primary School in Leyton, East London became involved in a row with some of its parents after letters were sent home following a non-uniform day for Children in Need