All news by author: Kieren Williams

A speeding minibus smashed into a parked lorry on a desert road in Egypt, on the eastern bank of the River Nile, killing 15 people in the tragedy and leaving two women in hospital

Two students and a man in his 50s were killed in a deadly rampage in Nottingham this morning, which also left three people in hospital, including a man who is fighting for his life

Two students and a man in his 50s were killed in a deadly rampage in Nottingham this morning, which also left three people in hospital, including a man who is fighting for his life

Two students and a man, in his 50s, were killed in a deadly rampage in Nottingham this morning, which also left three people in hospital, including a man who is fighting for his life

A man and woman were arrested by murder detectives after a woman was found stabbed to death, and another put in hospital, shortly before 10am on Tuesday morning

Nicola Sturgeon was arrested earlier today as a part of Operation Branchform before the former First Minister was released without charge, pending further investigation

A 49-year-old woman has been arrested on suspicion of murder in Stoke-on-Trent after officers attended her home and found the bodies of two people related to her unresponsive, they died soon after

A quick crunch of the numbers of the Princess of Wales’ working days as a royal produces some interesting results and show she's spent a number of her days not too far from home

North Korea and hackers linked to the regime are said to have robbed $3billion over recent years in an attempt to help fund their ballistic missile programme

Alan Yau opened his first restaurant in Bloomsbury, London, back in 1992, but he wanted to make a Chinese fast food chain to rival McDonalds

Today has been the hottest day of the year so far, with the temperatures reaching 32.2C in Surrey, but vets have shared a number of warnings to help keep your pets safe

Five Sisters Zoo shared the sad news of the passing of two of their most beloved animals, two donkeys named Chocolate and Fudge, leading to an outpouring of love and sadness

Some holidaymakers heading to Pontins Camber Sands hoping for a family-friendly, or even clean, were left severely disappointed after finding their rooms filthy with one guest finding a poo still in the toilet

WARNING DISTRESSING FOOTAGE On Thursday, a knife-wielding man, named as Abdelmasih Hanoun, stabbed four children and two adults during a rampage in Annecy, in the French Alps

WARNING: DISTRESSING FOOTAGE A woman was viciously attacked and brutally mauled in a park in Lambeth, London, by two dogs are the owner desperately tried to get control of his dogs but fled before police arrived

Use by dates relate to safety when eating, whereas best before dates are about the quality of the food, but what a lot Brits may not know is that some foods can still be consumed once past the use by date

Police in Handsworth, Birmingham, took a £168,000 bright orange Lamborghini off the streets after discovering it was untaxed and the owner scrambled to get his story straight to officers

During a Red Arrows flypast in the late Queen Elizabeth’s royal Jubilee celebrations, little Prince Louis stole the show with his excitable response, and one lipreader has revealed what he said to his great-grandmother

Tate Tremayne was enjoying a holiday over the May Bank Holiday weekend in Portpatrick, Scotland, visiting his in-laws with his partner when they stumbled across massive jellyfish beached on the sand

With gonorrhoea diagnoses the highest on record, and syphilis the highest since just after the second world war, sexually transmitted infections are seemingly on the up across England with some surprising areas recording the sharpest increases in infections

A health alert has been issued as a heatwave is due to hit the country this weekend, sending the mercury soaring as some places may see temperatures reach as high as 29C or 30C

Marine biologist Dr Riley Elliott installed four tags to track sharks as apart of his research in northern New Zealand but after flooding and a storm one of the tags became dislodged

Zhong Yuan Huang Ge livestreamed himself downing bottles of baijiu, a colourless Chinese liquor, to his 176,000 followers and he was found dead the next day

As the weather turns warmer, many Brits will look towards trying out their new hot tub, or planting new flowers in their garden but what they may not know is the risk this brings of catching Legionnaires' disease

Security officers at Heathrow Airport are set for a massive 31 day walkout that will hit some of the busiest periods of the summer holidays