All news by author: Saskia Rowlands

Working as a police officer, Lewis Edwards, 24, groomed over 200 girls, abusing his victims, pressuring them into sending him explicit content and repeatedly threatening them

The area from Hartlepool to Stockton-on-Tees has the highest shoplifting rate in the country - 15 times as many thefts each year as Surrey - with thieves openly stealing

Shoppers have found Kimade - Kim Kardashian's limited-edition energy drink - on sale in discount retailers such as Nisa, Spar and Sports Direct for about £1.50 a can, which is less than half price

Lucy Letby has forged a friendship with other female murderers in prison, but who are these women and what crimes did they commit? The Mirror takes a closer look at her ghoulish 'gang'

Vestguard, the UK’s largest bullet-proof clothing supplier, has seen sales more treble in the last 7 days. Boss Ross King said they are now getting between 20 to 30 calls an hour

Existing Royal Warrants became void when the Queen died and now firms need to reapply but there are concerns some firms, like Cadbury's, Burberry and Audi, could lose theirs

Former nurse Lucy Letby became friends with baby poisoner Michelle Smith and Shauna Hoare, who was convicted for her part in the killing of schoolgirl Becky Watts

Football fan Ravi Adelekan squealed with joy as his Newcastle United heroes told him he had been named Child of Courage in the Mirror's Pride of Britain Awards

Abuse victim Lindiwe Maqhubela claims she was given an eviction notice from the women's refuge she lived in within hours of being released from hospital after trying to end her life

Fans of the ITV soap checking in for the £35 studio visit in Manchester cannot buy anything – from a cup of tea in the cafe to souvenirs in the gift shop – unless paying by card

Grieving Lady Amess saw the sculpture of her late husband - who was murdered two years ago - for the first time this week and said: 'I felt I could reach out and touch him.'

Elianne Andam's cousin visited a shrine set up by the girl's pals at the scene of her senseless killing - and described her as a 'highly intelligent and a lovely, lovely girl'

Our volunteer Uva was able to buy knives from two stores in Croydon, close to where Elianne Andam was stabbed to death earlier this week

15-year-old Elianne Andam, an aspiring lawyer, was stabbed in Croydon after intervening in a row between her pal and an ex-boyfriend on the No 60 double-decker bus

Barbara Ashworth, whose daughter was killed by Colin Pitchfork, urges the Parole Board not to make the same mistake twice as the double murderer launches a new bid for freedom

Punters have been left fuming after Ian Payne, the boss of Stonegate Group, was snapped celebrating a night out while his firm has hiked drink costs at pubs during their busiest hours

Despite a clip of school girls Chelsea and Kelsey being widely circulated on social media, no arrests have been taken by the scandal hit Met Police

Mason Greenwood made a late move on transfer deadline day with the Manchester United striker joining La Liga side Getafe on a season-long loan

A charity which is dedicated to helping children and young people who have experienced financial hardship says three in five are at risk of falling behind

As undergrads face rent hikes and struggle to make ends meet, the bosses of a student housing firm are raking in massive profits

Dodgy dealers online are cashing in on the craze for a weight loss drug popular with celebrities by selling a cut-price version mixed with chemicals which are making people seriously ill

Campaigners have repeatedly called for tougher sentences on those found guilty of dangerous dog offences after an FOI has revealed just 12% received a jail sentence

American pit bull terriers have been banned in the UK for more than 30 years and 15 people have died in horrific attacks across the country from the breed

Elysia Asensio and fiancé Christian Orme say they have not been offered a viable alternative, so they are instead having pay £800 a month to pitch their tent on farmland

Labour's Lisa Nandy called the figures 'scandalous' and promised the party would spearhead a warm homes programme and give greater rights and protections to renters