All news by author: Sean McPolin

As the UK prepares itself for the first sign of summer sun this year, weather forecasters have revealed a gloomy message of when exactly Brits can expect the cold and wet weather to return

A derelict 16-bedroom mansion in Cambridgeshire, which has been the victim of multiple serious fires in the past 100 years, has been put on the market and up for auction

A teacher from Worcestershire who won the National Lottery in 2021 is ditching the classroom to pursue his dream of writing novels after scooping £2million

The once popular and picturesque fishing village of Mousehole in Cornwall has apparently lost its community feel, according to locals, after being overran by tourists

Veteran Irish criminal John Gilligan, 70, has opened up on the horror experience of being shot six times and left for dead after an assassination attempt at his brother's home in Dublin

A drug user from the streets of Whitechapel in east London has explained why he thinks the UK streets are going to soon feel the force of the prescription drug epidemic the USA is facing.

A memorial garden at a hospital close to where baby killer Lucy Letby worked in Chester was destroyed by an 'attack dog', which was allegedly trained by yobs to cause damage

A fit and healthy dad whose family were told to say goodbye to him before his miraculous recovery is now raising awareness about the deadly condition he survived

A Welsh town councillor has been praised for her "amazing" act of kindness after spending her summer months making free meals for children and families in need

Chintzia McIntyre was found dead outside her home in Warrington on Tuesday after reports of a serious assault - a 17-year-old boy has been charged with her murder

A video at the port of Bari in Italy shows two people shouting and pleading with cruise staff to let them embark on their nine-day voyage as they arrived after the ship had already set sail

More than 8,000 people, including thousands of British tourists, have been forced to evacuate part of the Spanish Canary Islands after a fourth day of rampaging wildfires

A Staffordshire school has been left red faced and forced to apologise when an email containing every student's name, grades and individual marks were sent to pupils and parents by mistake.

Edinburgh couple Denis Harley and wife Ruth were left with no other choice but to drive from London after their easyJet flight was cancelled

People living in Bridlington, East Riding, Yorkshire, believe a high crime rate and poorly maintained roads are causing a decline of their seaside town

A two kilometer wide structure which was spotted by satellite images in Antarctica has sparked wild rumours it could have been created by the Illuminati

Texan Michael Kohlhof had to have his hands and feet chopped off after a flea bite saw him contract the incurable Victorian disease of Typhus

Bryony Duthie, 18, from Dundee, has been in a coma for weeks after falling ill while on vacation with her family in Costa Del Dol - her family hope she can be flown from Malaga on an IAS Medical plane which equipped like an intensive care unit to keep her alive

A former Marvel UK art director from Kent has sold an extremely rare Star Wars figurine for thousands of pounds after he found it stuffed in a draw

Police have urged anyone trying to "help" them search for more drugs after cocaine washed up in Ireland should restrain from interfering

Visitors to the Lake District in Cumbria have have been told to stay way from the Thirlmere reservoir after toxic algae which 'looked like green paint' was spotted

Barlcays bank has issued a warning to customers that they are closing more than a dozen branches later this year as the face of the high street continues to change

People living near the Army and Navy junction in Chelmsford, Essex, have described what it's like to live near the hectic roundabout which is used by up to 70,000 cars a day

Chloe Tear, from Leeds, claims she told by a Primark employee she wasn't allowed to bring her guide dog Dezzie into the budget-chain store

A British Transport Police spokesman has since confirmed the package is in fact not suspicious and a 100-metre cordon which was put in place is now being removed