All news by author: Rachel Hagan

The high society wedding's guestlist includes the King and Queen and the Prince and Princess of Wales, but in a mammoth snub, Prince Harry has not been invited

The roads in Chennai, India are currently knee-deep in water and the airport has been forced to close - amid the flooding, a huge crocodile was seen prowling and crossing the road

Former Prime Minister Boris Johnson, who was in office throughout the pandemic, will 'allude' to this dramatic vaccine episode during his appearance at the Covid Inquiry this week

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have not commented after King Charles and Kate Middleton were named as the royals alleged to have made remarks about Prince Archie’s skin colour

Mia Schem was seen smiling as she exited a hospital surrounded by her family after she was released from captivity in Gaza, having been allegedly operated on by a vet

A Camber Sands Pontins worker claimed that around two hours after the Facebook post, they received a letter emailed from HR officially informing them of the closure

Experts have issued a red alert for the possibility of the Northern Lights showing up in the UK tonight, saying: "It is likely that aurora will be visible by eye and camera from anywhere in the UK"

A county court judgement ruled the order for Chris Burton to pay his ticket should be "revoked" after he submitted pages of evidence - including the size of the signs

Snowboxx, a weeklong skiing and music festival is not for the faint-hearted - I was one of 6,000 mostly young skiers, snowboarders and partiers who took over the resort in the Ports Du Soleil resort in March

A 15-year-old boy and an alleged 16-year-old accomplice are accused of plotting to blow up a small truck using fuel at a Christmas market in western Germany

Omid Scobie told BBC's Newsnight on Thursday night it was not for him to apologise about the naming of the "royal racists" because he still wanted to know what had happened

The UK will see heavy rain at 6am on Wednesday, December 13, with the entire country set for a washout week, as people in parts of the country endured their coldest November night yesterday

WARNING DISTURBING: The unnamed four brothers, between the ages of 15 and 18, strangled and hanged the taxi driver with a noose made of rope they bought the day before, the Swedish court found

Norma Silveira da Silva, 90, was pronounced dead on Saturday at Sao Jose Regional Hospital in Brazil and zipped up into a body bag for two hours before a hospital worker found her alive

Havering Council planned to mark the Jewish celebration by erecting a menorah outside its town hall but decided to cancel the installation to avoid "further inflaming tensions"

Pontins has announced it will be closing its Prestatyn and Camber Sands locations with "immediate effect" as customers flood to Facebook to share their sadness at the news

Eurostar passengers bound for Brussels have been stuck in Folkestone for close to eight hours due to a "power line" problem, leaving them in darkness with no food, water or working toilets

Maddie Dunning spent days in hospital and had to have two weeks off work plus surgery on her hands after she says she was attacked by a mob of bloodhounds - which the hunt group denies

Othman Ghawanmeh described his family's terror when IDF soldiers went on a rampage in the occupied West Bank and arrested his brother Karim amid the ceasefire between Hamas and Israel

Bishop Climate Wiseman, 47, was sentenced to one year in jail, suspended for two years and ordered to carry out 130 hours of unpaid community work for selling bogus Covid cures

Gregorian Bivolaru, 71, is charged with human trafficking, organised kidnapping, rape and organised abuse of weakness by members of a sect, according to French authorities.

Just a few hours into the 10-hour 45-minute journey, the plane was forced to land in India despite being bound for Thailand as the man had stripped off, thrown food and threatened passengers

The unnamed 45-year-old man has filed a complaint to police in Delhi, alleging his wife dismembered the upper portion of his ear by biting it off following an argument

The workers in India have been trapped since November 12 when a landslide caused a portion of the 2.8-mile tunnel they were building in the Himalayan state of Uttarakhand to collapse

As freed hostages return to Israel from Gaza, details of their Hamas captivity have started to emerge with reports of sleeping on chairs and going hungry - while Palestinians in Israel also speak of bleak conditions