All news by author: Saskia Rowlands

The former Take That star is seeking permission to fell two healthy trees – a eucalyptus and a leylandii – at the back of his £17.5million mansion

Lucy Jarvis was struck by 50 pieces of shrapnel when suicide bomber Salman Abedi detonated his backpack after the Ariana Grande concert at the Manchester Arena in 2017

Martyn James, a consumer expert, said many household brands in the grocery sector are "trying it on with shrinkflation" after the price of toothpastes increased

A report by the National Pharmacy Association predicts 3,000, almost one in four, could shut by next year following years of funding cuts

Popular cereal brands have been hit by the cost of living crisis, with several well-known cereals facing price rises as a result of shrinkflation, with boxes not containing as many servings

Anna Certowicz, who is nursing her girl Sophie Russon, 20, back to health, believes officers were far too casual and ignored their fears when they reported the pals missing in Cardiff

Nearly 4,000 medics and Armed Forces veterans have been invited to the King's Coronation - Professor Nola Ishmael is furious at the double standards the invitation exposes

Sharon Beshenivsky's daughter Lydia, 21, says it's 'disgusting' that officials did not tell her the man suspected of killing her mum had been extradited from Pakistan and charged with murder

Viewers of Jamie Oliver's £1 Wonders on Channel 4 claim there is 'no way' to produce his money-saving dishes for less than £1 per portion - with a sweet potato chickpea curry costing up to £2.65 per head

The secret service is looking for someone skilled in carpentry, plastering and electrics to work at their HQ. Sadly 'there's no chance of a Martini on the job'

Akshata Murthy is a shareholder in Koru Kids - a nanny and childminder firm which also benefit from a newly-unveiled golden hello policy in the budget

Sutton Valence, near Maidstone, which charges up to £7,740 a term in tuition fees, is treating the allegations with the 'utmost seriousness' and has notified the police and Charity Commission

Home Secretary Suella Braverman has lost a fight to deport Erlandos Vyte, 27, who was jailed for 12-and-a-half years in 2020 but could be freed in less than three years

The Environment Secretary has been accused of not instigating laws to stop dumping of sewage into waterways and a river on her own doorstep contained 50mg of e.coli per litre of water

Huge hair care brands including Pantene, Tresemmé, Aussie shampoo and L’Oréal are reducing the sizes of their shampoos and putting their prices up despite the cost of living crisis

A Sunday Mirror investigation has found some of the biggest nursery chains including Just Childcare, Bright Horizons and Busy Bees, have poor safety reports while their CEOs live a life of luxury

Tubs of Haagen-Dazs are now 40ml smaller than they used to be but cost an extra £1.15. And a 500ml tub of Ben and Jerry’s once priced at £4 is now 35ml smaller and costs £5

Domestic abuse survivors should be at the head of the queue but some 32% on local authority lists have waited at least two years, with just 17% offered homes after 12 months

The record figures, uncovered in Freedom of Information requests, come after three of the women ended up in court over illicit flings. The relationships took place over the past six years at HMP Berwyn

The Sunday Mirror signed up to several apps that encourage people to lose weight by starving themselves with some users bragging they had gone hungry for five days or more

An investigation by the Sunday Mirror has revealed the poor state of nine care homes with single star hygiene ratings, meanwhile their owners enjoy 'good food and wine'

The pair say they feel “robbed” for not meeting on air, despite being perfect for each other on paper – and now having found romance on the outside

As many asylum seekers say they have been placed in unsuitable properties littered with tripping hazards, an expert blamed the system which she says 'creates a hostile environment'

Mark Fairhurst, chairman of union the Prison Officers Association, called the country's prisons "the most hostile workplace in Western Europe" and said the most violent group of prisoners were the under 18s

Zara Lackenby-Brown and Jordan Odofin hinted that they may be in a romance after both exited the villa after short stints on the reality show, after not meeting on the programme