All news by author: Rachel Hagan

The self-professed time-warper's latest baffling claim is that he has a list of catastrophic events coming in October this year – he warns it will be a month that "makes history"

Oleksiy Danilov, secretary of the National Security and Defense Council, said on August 26 that the blast with their "super missile" wiped out a Russian S-400 air defence system

Police officer Sergeant Graham Saville, who was hit by a train on Thursday, died in hospital on Tuesday while trying to save a man who was electrocuted near Bulpit Lane level crossing, Nottinghamshire

The tick-borne virus causes severe haemorrhaging in patients and its onset is often very rapid, causing bleeding both internally and externally — some have dubbed it the "nose-bleed fever"

Most of the victims with Cyclospora infections had enjoyed all-inclusive holiday packages in several different hotels in the Mexican Riviera Maya and Cancún regions where there were hotel buffets

Sten Flygare did a double take in Sweden when he took the presidential-like pork steak out of the fridge, slapped it on the grill and spotted the former US President's likeness staring back at him

Suggestions that it could be home to a fascist hideaway likely pay homage to the popular online conspiracy theory that the Nazis survived after the war in a hidden base in Antarctica

Anna Lorenzi, 20, was on the shore of Italy's Lake Garda with her dad when she jumped in to save her unnamed brother, 14, who she saw was drowning before the rescue took a horror twist

The country's state weather service has issued a "special notice" for rising heat until the middle of the week, with more than 30 regions of Spain under orange weather warnings by tomorrow

Before Brexit, Brits could travel up to and including the expiry date on their passports - but new EU regulations ruined Kirsty Hawes' Mallorca jaunt and could foil other holidaymakers as well

Florida native Tori Penso's appointment was chosen "unexpectedly", according to FIFA referees boss Pierluigi Collina, but he said she has been chosen because she is the "best"

Queen Letizia and her 16-year-old daughter Infanta Leonor have been spotted applauding the Spanish ladies as they face off against England in the World Cup Final

The attack on the northern Ukrainian city turned "an ordinary Saturday … into a day of pain and loss", Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said and he vowed that Ukrainian soldiers would "respond tangibly" to the "terrorist" attack

Sara Sharif was found dead at her home in Woking, on the southern outskirts of London, on August 10 and her Dad travelled to the Pakistani capital of Islamabad the day before

Minister of Internal Affairs Ihor Klymenko confirmed that the victims are employees from the centre but that the fire has now been contained, as numerous strikes hit Ukraine overnight

Despite being wholly outgunned in the Amazon, the brave ex-marines defeated the pirates, managed to make a dash to land for safety and get the brutes arrested

Premier David Eby warned that "the situation has evolved rapidly and we are in for an extremely challenging situation in the days ahead" as thousands more people were told to leave their homes in British Columbia

Some posters claim that there have been jellyfish on the shore, cliff falls or sewage contamination, while others state the beach is closed or it takes three hours to walk there - but none of it is true

A judge in Palma, the main city in Mallorca, said police found there were video clips of the alleged rape on at least one of the suspect’s phones and a forensic doctor detected grip marks on her arms

A fellow hiker, who met Aidan Roche on the day he vanished, has come forward to say what he was wearing and that he was in good spirits as his loved ones continue the search for him

Iryna Stohnii, a 36-year-old senior combat medic, described the detainees as "constantly malnourished" and said female detainees were "dragged by the hair" or ordered to strip naked in front of male staff

The fire in southern France left around 350 to 400 holidaymakers without accommodation, Rodrigue Furcy, head of the administration in the Pyrenees-Orientales region, told the local radio

Four Australians survived after drifting on surfboards in the water for nearly two days, but it has now tragically been revealed that one of the Indonesian men, Fifan Satria, remains missing

An unnamed workman said he was paid to remove disturbing graffiti from alleged mushroom killer Erin Patterson's house, where there were pictures depicting death

Victim Emiliano Sanchez Tavitas was reportedly electrocuted when the pool's underwater lights came on during his dip in Mexico where five other people also received electric shocks