All news by author: Louise Lazell

Natasha Wakefield was diagnosed with stage 3 bowel cancer at 21 – and at just 22 she was told the aggressive disease was incurable. But thanks to a pioneering drug trial, she recovered

Thomas Karlsen has admitted assault causing actual bodily harm during a callout to a domestic dispute

Nicknamed Ratty for his long, greasy hair, Peter Hince recalls seeing Queen in action for the first time in November 1973, the year their first album came out

Zara Aleena's aunt, Farah Naz, spoke of the 'shared bond of trauma' between herself and the families of Sarah Everard, Bibaa Henry and Nicole Smallman, ahead of a vigil for Zara, in Ilford, today

The former Eastenders star says progress has been slow since the death of her brother, Ben, in June 2008. However, Brooke has vowed that she will never stop in her fight against knife crime.

The Lioness says it was her loving school teacher mum June who taught her little cub to reach for the stars, and she drew on that strength for literary project

HMT Empire Windrush docked in Tilbury, Essex, 75 years ago this week in answer to a Government call to the Commonwealth to help rebuild the United Kingdom but hundreds were wrongly detained

Leo Gripari has completed ultra marathons and treks, raising over £150,000 for projects aimed at saving the world’s critically endangered mountain gorilla. Only 1,063 remain in the wild

Kyle Barrow and his best friend Cal Junior travelled to Turkey and rented mopeds to go on a 'day of adventures' - but the 27-year-old tragically crashed and died

Yagmur Ozden died after Rida Kazem, 24, lost control of his £180,000 Range Rover, catapulting her onto tube tracks. Her family has now spoken out saying they are furious at his short sentence

Mick ‘Woody’ Woodmansey was a hard-up 19-year-old when he got a call from up-and-coming star David Bowie, who asked him to join his band to record the Aladdin Sane album

A Freedom of Information request has revealed that over 500 complaints have been made about Met staff behaviour on Facebook, WhatsApp and Twitter

Two brave women have become comrades in arms in the battle to beat bowel cancer, echoing brave Deborah James' message to us all

007 began his dazzling undercover career through the pages of Ian Fleming’s debut novel Casino Royale on April 13, 1953

Liam Day, 37, and his wife Janine, 40, arrived in India in December last year to start their adventure in a flower-power inspired rickshaw. They now share their adventures on YouTube

Plumber Badger Scott, his wife Kayla and their children have travelled through 10 countries in a converted minibus and are now living off-grid in rural Portugal

Crusoe Newby was named after the Daniel Defoe castaway book character and has been travelling with his mum and dad since before he was born. Now the family share their adventures with fans on YouTube

The 'skinny jab' is usually used as a diabetes drug for weight loss and can be bought online without an NHS prescription but charities are warning it is a loaded gun

The game, called 'Ganjaland', appears to encourage players to take drugs and is being sold on retail websites such as eBay and Amazon, to the displeasure of anti-drug campaigners

Becky Eagon - who faced gruelling conditions in the jungle on SAS: Who Dares Wins on Channel 4 - tragically lost her two-year-old daughter Darcey to a brain tumour in 2016

Penny Jackson stabbed her husband David after he made a joke about serving bubble and squeak with the steak main course. Now, the case features in a new TV documentary

Fitness champion Joe Wicks is offering access to his Body Coach app - which includes HIIT, yoga and strength exercises at various levels - for a little over £5 a month in January

SAS: Who Dares Wins recruit Pete Wakefield says he was injecting himself every day with growth ­hormones plus oral steroids and twice-weekly steroid injections but has managed to kick the habit

Ben Fogle's new TV series meets British families living in the wild including Sophie Watkins and George Lidgley and their kids who live off the grid in the Tuscan mountains

In return for free accommodation around the world, Julie and Jonathan Ashworth give clients the peace of mind of knowing their furry pals are receiving the best care