All news by author: Rachel Hagan

The families of the victims of the Nottingham triple murder have criticised police for the continued mishandling of the case, despite the killer being jailed for life last month

Tom Blakemore, the owner of G.H. Porter Provisions in Newark, said it was 'with great sadness' that the business could not continue - because it had 'run out of money' after 130 years of trading

Kensington Palace confirmed that Lieutenant Colonel Tom White, who used to be the late Queen Elizabeth's former equerry, has been appointed as the Princess of Wales' new secretary

Tech giant Apple recommends only quitting an app in extreme circumstances and said there's no battery benefit to closing all of your apps, much to the shock of users

Plymouth residents say that despite the warnings they are not leaving their homes despite the discovery of a suspected Second World War explosive device

An unnamed Russian woman told her rescuers she had called for help for three days before someone finally heard her and she was rescued from a gap in the wall

The Environment Agency has issued 60 flood warnings and 234 alerts for possible flooding across England and parts of Wales as heavy downpours continue to batter regions of the country

Southern Wales and parts of England are at risk of tornadoes until Thursday afternoon, potentially causing travel chaos and power cuts across the region, according to the Tornado and Storm Research Organisation

The dog owner cried out "please no, he’s my son" before kicking a rubbish bin down the hall as she left the courtroom after the dog was ordered to be put down

Six Russian officials working at the IK-3 penal colony in the Arctic, nicknamed Polar Wolf, are now banned from the UK and subject to an asset freeze preventing UK companies and individuals from dealing with them

A band of heavy rain is expected to move eastwards across England tomorrow with gusts of around 50 mph in a few places, as well as some hail and thunder

The Ministry of Defence has admitted to an "anomaly" that occurred during nuclear missile test but refused to provide further details on the grounds of national security

The Met Office has forecast that there will be heavy showers in the West, while northern, hilly regions will be hit with snowfall which follows an unusually warm spell for this time of year

Henry Reilly, who is trying to sell the three-bedroom semi-detached house in Prescot, Merseyside for £180,000, said he was "surprised" by the reaction after his home went viral

The group is one of the most prolific ransomware operators in the world and has hacked some of the world's largest organisations, but now the website has been seized by global law enforcers

Russian authorities said that the cause of Alexei Navalny's death Friday is still unknown and the results of any investigation are likely to be questioned abroad.

Michael Welsh was given CPR by his son and two daughters after he suffered a cardiac arrest in his sleep and they saved his life

Leanne Maiden, 42, become the first South African solo woman to conquer "the world's toughest row" a 3,000-mile voyage across the Atlantic from La Gomera to Antigua.

Lloyd Watson said he has been inundated with messages from all over the world after catching the whopping 47lb 5oz pike at Chew Valley Lake

The UK’s Maritime Trade Operations said it had received a report of an incident south of Al Mukha in Yemen of an attack on one of its cargo ships

A major search has been launched as a toddler fell into river and has since vanished in the River Soar in Leicestershire

Police were called to an address in Bristol and made the shocking discovery of three dead children inside the property, leading to the arrest of a 42-year-old woman

A teen has died in Shoreditch, east London after he was stabbed late on Saturday - no arrests have been made yet but police are stepping up patrols in the area

Police officer Karen Findlay received an onslaught of offensive comments after the British Transport Police posted a photo of her on social media to mark her promotion

Navalny film director Daniel Roher said it was "uncomfortable" when he asked his friend in the documentary for his message to the Russian people if he was killed