All news by author: Rom Preston-Ellis

Harry Law, eight, was born with an inherited a heart condition called obstructive hypertrophic cardiomyopathy - but he's determined to still play football which he loves

We all do it - use old takeaway containers to put leftover food in and then have it for lunch the next day. But an expert says it is bad for your health

While many people may believe the most senior Royal residence is Buckingham Palace, that isn't the case - it's a lesser known palace where the late Queen never lived

Garry Irvine looks after the historic 23ft Harbour Light Tower on the River Forth in Scotland. It was first built back in 1817 but is still in working order today

Liam Erskine was born with Goldenhar syndrome which can cause incomplete development of bones in the face. Doctors said his condition might have meant he could never feed himself or walk

Jack Wells, 21, says he currently has a 'robotic' voice that he wants to change for something more like the accent of where he is from in Birmingham in time for when he gets married

Experts have reportedly alerted the motor trade to security risks of 'smart key' systems which have now fuelled highest level of car thefts for a decade according to new statistics

Residents say they are baffled after Gloucestershire County Council could 'only afford' to repair a stretch of their pothole-filled road in Cheltenham - leaving most of it still full of defects

Natalia and Steve went through many rounds of IVF before opting for adoption. They could not be happier now and share all the ups and downs of family life together

Almost half of all dementia cases are preventable, according to recent research. They are triggered by 12 lifestyle factors - each of which increases the risk, suggests the study.

The move has been announced by Mayor of London Sadiq Khan on the second anniversary of the Russian invasion of Ukraine. The vehicles will be used for medical and humanitarian needs

A new diet that involves not having red meat and eating before then fasting at certain times of day is the secret to living a long and healthy life, scientists claim

Wizz Air has introduced and implemented the charge that some UK airport travellers were not aware off. The airline says there are three different check-in options when booking

Warning: this story contains a graphic image. The stricken animal was found collapsed on the ground with serious wounds to his back legs after being attacked by a dog

The Ofgem energy price cap is forecast to fall but bills are set to include a "temporary" charge to help tackle record levels of debt with many people behind on payments

The new mobile technology can automatically detect motorists who are not wearing a seatbelt or using mobile phones while driving. The information is then sent to police to deal with

Dr Vinegars Extraordinary Fish & Chips offered the mega cut-price deal after it recently opened its doors to customers in Wolverhampton

Dad Jon Hill was fortunately spotted by motorists after the crash on his "favourite route", who called 999 leading him having life-saving surgery at the side of the road

Michael Welsh, 55, was saved by his children performing CPR on him after he suffered a cardiac arrest in his sleep - even after he made a 'death rattle'

The beautiful English village was the backdrop for a Sky 1 comedy series starring Simon Bird and Joe Thomas from The Inbetweeners. The show was set during the First World War

The zoo is using edible glitter to help identify the faeces of three female Asian elephants and determine if they are pregnant. The samples are then sent for testing in a lab

The typical energy bills are predicted to drop from £1,928 per year to £1,656 from April 1 for UK households including British Gas, OVO, EDF, E.On and Octopus customers

Whether it's an alien invasion or a zombie outbreak, the study on the incredibly unlikely situation was based on factors such as availability of food and fresh water

The incurable disease causes painful sores on a dog's paws and legs, often leading to kidney failure. Owners are been warned to watch out for symptoms of it

Peter Robinson pinched more than £7,000 from the organisation, which supports vulnerable women, but was caught out when he tried to take another £25,000. A judge told him his "greed was his downfall"