All news by author: Ryan Fahey

Newly unsealed documents containing the names of people that may have come into contact with the late sex offender, who died in 2019, include a number of high-profile Brits

A series of horrific images, which the Mirror has decided not to publish, shows the muscle-bound dog with his paws burned to the bone and a fractured skull after being found by a member of the public in south London

Carlos Alberto Mota Candreva, 32, was partying on Neymar's 18-storey MSC Preziosa cruise ship after it set sail from Brazil's Port of Santos when he fell overboard, and is now presumed dead r

Dr Phil Sizer, an expert on cold and flu vaccines who taught Professor Chris Whitty, is now offering advice for Brits suffering with winter coughs and sniffles this festive season

Cases of the highly contagious skin condition have been growing since July, GPs have warned

Terrifying footage showed a Japan Airlines flight engulfed in flames on the runway of Tokyo's Haneda Airport today after colliding with a coastguard plane during landing, killing two on the second plane and leaving the captain in critical condition

Lee Jae-myung, the tough-talking leader of South Korea's main opposition party, was set upon by a knife-wielding man in Busan today before collapsing to the ground

Some argue that enshrining assisted dying in law could start a "slippery slope" to non-voluntary euthanasia, which could put more pressure on to poorer patients to ease the family burden

Jake Burton, 19, was caught out by a common passport blunder, meaning his family's trip to Benidorm for New Year's Eve was derailed because there was a one-centimetre tear in his documentation

Chloe Macdermott, 43, who had been suffering with her mental health for a number of years, bought a lethal substance from the US via Amazon after researching ways to end her life on an online forum

The Quadtrantids is a meteor shower that peaks in the first few days of January, and will be most visible this year between the evening of January 3 and the early morning of January 4

Video and images on social media showed flattened houses, shoppers thrown to the ground by the tremendous seismic force and roads cracked to pieces after an enormous 7.6-magnitude earthquake in Japan today

Leah Mullins, 14, was last spotted getting into a darkly-coloured estate car close to a pub on Sherston high street in the Cotswolds, before being found in a residence in a different country last night

Towns and villages on the west coast of Japan have been warned to brace for tsunami waves measuring 16ft-high after a massive 7.6- magnitude earthquake struck the centre of Japan

Temperatures are expected to drop from single digits to freezing or below in some areas. Where it's coldest, snow will follow, according to new weather maps from WXCharts

Emma Jayne, 23, and her fiance say their home is just four inches away from being completely swamped by rushing floodwaters after Yorkshire suffered weeks of inclement weather

Between today and the beginning of 2023, the Met has sacked 100 officers as it tries to root our predators from the scandal-hit force., which has lead to a devastating impact on the force's reputation with the public

A yellow weather warning is now in place because of the 75mph winds barrelling through Plymouth and Devon., where events have been axed due to concerns about the weather

Queen Margrethe II of Denmark, who has been the country's monarch for 52 years, said that the title will be handed to her son, Crown Prince Frederik

In the three days leading up to New Year's Eve, a string of deadly house blazes have claimed the lives of five Brits, including a woman in her 20s in Oxford who died earlier today in hospital

Graham Kirkham, who runs Mrs Kirkham's Lancashire Cheese dairy farm in Preston, is thought to be the epicentre of an E.coli outbreak that has left dozens of Brits ill over the Christmas period

Scott Daddy, 28, Leslie Forbes, 70, and Patrick Hibbins, 59, tragically died after the 4x4 they were travelling in plunged into the River Esk in North Yorkshire

Caterina Giovinazzo, 88, from Italy's Imperia province, collapsed after her daughter-in-law read her details of a water bill which said £13,333 had been automatically deducted from her bank account

Many Brits believe that "following the law" is enough to keep themselves out of trouble in the United Arab Emirates, which is no longer the case, according to Detained in Dubai CEO Radha Stirling

Julie French was in her 20s when she was walking along Bold Street in Liverpool when she suddenly "slipped" back in time and saw people wearing 1940s clothes and old-fashioned motor cars rolling along the road