All news by author: Rachel Hagan

The behemoth fashion chain has faced severe backlash for featuring mannequins with missing limbs surrounded by rubble in their newest campaign which has been compared to images emerging from Gaza

Airforce rank Mikayla Hayes, 25, was heard by a witness saying she 'didn't see' Matthew Day's motorbike when she crossed into its path and killed the 33-year-old driver in August last year

Australian mum Chelsea Turvey died on December 6, just after she had celebrated her eighth wedding anniversary with her husband, Jamie, and their children Atreyu, Alexis, Kruize, Jaxon and Tyson

Fallen debris from Russian ballistic missiles injured at least 53 people in Ukraine including children as a paediatric hospital and an apartment building were hit in the blast

Paul Stephen-Daly, 82, was sentenced to a two-year Community Corrections Order after pleading guilty to indecently assaulting one woman and sexually touching another six years later

Isaac Calderon, 22, is believed to have fled the country after failing to turn up at court over a dangerous driving charge that left nurse Elizabeth Donowho paralysed for six weeks

Police say the unidentified man is still at large after his rampage in Sion, the capital of the canton of Valais, a town of about 35,000 people

Home Secretary James Cleverly has outlined a plan to tackle rising net migration, which would see thousands of couples broken apart as they will not reach the salary threshold

The unnamed victim, reportedly aged in his 20s, is in serious condition after he was mauled by the beast at a beach in Queensland today, just weeks after another attack

The Russian warmonger is inching closer to prolonging his repressive and unyielding grip on Russia for another six years for an election on 17 March 2024

Donald MacColl and his partner, Vivienne Macarthur, invested everything they had into their house, at the foot of the cliffs of Ben Lora, at Benderloch, near Oban

Dozens of Palestinian men were reportedly rounded up during a raid at a United Nations school nearby where people had been taking shelter during the war - images show them gagged naked in the street

The explosion overnight in the industrial area of Seychelles caused "massage damage", prompting President Wavel Ramkalawan to order a state of emergency

China’s security services have made it near impossible to know what is truly going on, with repression and dictatorship rife but multiple senior politicians have vanished without a trace

Zulqarnain Haider, 14, competed for Keilor Little Athletics Club in Melbourne's northwest and represented his state on a national level, leaving a community in shock after his death

The lucky ticket holder will be the seventh EuroMillions winner in the country this year and will even become one of the nation's 1,000 richest people — worth more than many pop stars

The Suez Canal, which connects the Mediterranean Sea with the Red Sea and runs for more than 120 miles, took a decade to construct in the 19th century before it was opened in 1869

Soldiers from Israel's Defence Forces (IDF) have assembled a system of large pumps it claims it could use to flood Hamas' vast network of tunnels under the Gaza Strip with seawater

Coca-Cola Christmas truck organisers have revealed it'll be rolling into Market Square in Wolverhampton tomorrow between midday and 8pm, where guests can win a selection of prizes and snap pics with the vehicle

North Korean dictator Kim Jong-un was pictured wiping tears with a white handkerchief while telling thousands of women in the capital Pyongyang to have more children

That is how many lumps of rock have escaped the main belt of 600,000 asteroids between Mars and Jupiter and nudged their way towards Earth's orbit, according to the European Space Agency

Photos shared on social media showed the small plane lying in the garden of an apartment building in Paris, with the rear part of the aircraft detached as all passengers miraculously survived

The radioactive waste held at Sellafield is far greater than the quantity held at Chernobyl before the disaster there, with the biggest store of plutonium on the planet

The unnamed pair were caught creating the 100-foot-long genitals on security cameras in Chelyabinsk, southern Russia before they were apprehended and face charges

Augusto Dalmaz Bonato was found lying unconscious after he put up Christmas lights and died just weeks after the family lost their grandfather too