All news by author: Patrick Hill

King Charles' Christmas Day speech will reflect his green credentials by featuring a living tree for the first time, with the text said to be written without the help of advisers

Not a single migrant has been sent to east African nation under a controversial Tory scheme, but the Government's legal bill for defending it against court challenges has ballooned

Four weeks after she was freed by the Hamas militants holding hostages in Gaza, Emily Hand's father Thomas says his daughter is already making a remarkable recovery

Human rights activists say organised gangs are cashing in on Germany's liberal attitude to prostitution by trafficking thousands more girls from abroad before the 2024 Euros

A top cop in Germany has warned that England fans at the Euros opener against Serbia could face strict measures - including being hosed with water cannons - if they drink inside the stadium

Meghan Markle is dismayed at the royal race row following the naming of King Charles and Kate in the Dutch version of Omid Scobie's new book, with a source saying she feels it is "incredibly unfortunate"

Omid Scobie stayed at a home in Los Angeles which has an estimated rental value of £23,000 a month before Endgame was published. It is not clear if he or his publisher paid

Sources said it will be 'business as usual' for the Royal Family despite King Charles and the Princess of Wales being named as the royals involved in the race row this week

Four years after PC Andrew Harper was killed in a horrific manner while trying to stop bike thieves, his widow Lissie has revealed she has found love again - with a 999 worker

Hundreds of candles have been lit in memory of Jevon Hirst, Wilf Fitchett, Harvey Owen and Hugo Morris, who were killed when their car overturned on a camping trip to Snowdonia in Wales

Videos from inside two schools bombed by Israeli defence forces show dozens of bloodied women and children next to school desks as foreign ministries allege 'war crimes'

The ex-wife of 'In the Air Tonight' singer Phil Collins is selling off precious memorabilia including a piano, jewellery, and shoes after losing her £4.8m Florida mansion

Ex-Fulham football star Jimmy Bullard has admitted it was "not the thing to do" after using a beer bottle as a makeshift tee at the first hole of an upmarket golf club

British civil servant Mohammed Ghalayini details the terrifying life on the ground in Gaza after being trapped there since last month while visiting family

The new campaign will see low marches on an 'unprecedented scale' after the co-founder of Extinction Rebellion was inspired by protest in the Netherlands

Tyson Fury's cousin Rico Burton, 31, was stabbed to death with a 7inch blade outside a bar in Greater Manchester after a row between two groups

Despite repeatedly stressing their eco credentials, The Duke and Duchess of Sussex jetted off on a private jet to go on a Caribbean holiday after attending a climate change event

Ugly scenes broke out in Trafalgar Square in London after a day of largely peaceful protests around the country in support of Palestine. Bottles and flares were hurled at police with several arrests

Florence Pugh was inspired to help fund a team of scientists trying to find a cure for dementia after meeting Sir Jackie Stewart's wife, who needs 24-hour care at home

A weapons firm ran brazen ads claiming its sale was to celebrate a failed bid by police to close it down just days after Elianne Andam was stabbed to death in Croydon, South London

John Fury says Tyson, 35, was left 'bothered' and feeling 'inept' after meeting mega-rich Saudi Arabians and realising his multi-million pound fortune is "chicken feed" compared to their fortunes.

Simon Danczuk and his wife Claudine got married in Rwanda over the summer and are having a UK ceremony at the end of October - then, they plan to adopt a baby from her homeland

Strictly Come Dancing professional Kevin Clifton has donated more than £1000 in a bid to save his favourite football club, Scunthorpe United

Tory Brown says Russell Brand grabbed girls under what he called his 'cloak of love' when he was a student at Central London's prestigious Italia Conti Performing Arts School

Demos by eco group Just Stop Oil have already caused widespread disruption on the roads, but we can now reveal the courtroom chaos is part of its autumn campaign