All news by author: Stephen White

Identical sisters Lyndsey and Louise Scott, 23, grew up sharing the same bedroom and wearing the same clothes, and up until the age of 18, the pair didn’t spend more than a day apart

Roger has been delighting kids of all ages with his wizard wheezes since April 15, 1953, and he is showing no signs of slowing down any time soon

Ian Palmer, 71, suffered near-total paralysis and speech impairment as he was struck down by Guillain-Barre syndrome in June last year - but when medics suggested music therapy, he was sceptical

Campaigners from Animal Rising may target Epsom Derby next after storming the racecourse Aintree on Saturday ahead of this year's Grand National

Scottish rugby player Doddie Weir died in November last year and a charity launched by the athlete is to invest £8.5million to boost research

A study found 40% of those quizzed prefer to use a nickname and 7% go by something completely different to what is on their birth certificate. Around 11% make a point of telling everyone to call them something else

Captain Bernard Gardiner, who flew 71 combat missions, was scrambled once more in the world’s only two-seat Hawker Hurricane

Stacey Broadmeadow was shocked to discover she had a rare, million-to-one disease and was even more terrified at the thought it would rob her of her chance of motherhood

As many as four in ten grandparents have pledged to take a more active role in their grandchildren’s lives, and more than half say there is more pressure on parents nowadays

Edward Almond waved his green flag while wearing treasured relative Brian Almond’s original hat when the famed locomotive steamed into the station

Kate Middleton, the Princess of Wales has been influencing royal fans with her style ever since she first got engaged to Prince William – with her wedding dress taking the crown as most searched for

The manager of The Sands Meadows care home in Hest Bank, Lancashire, immediately realised the ancient envelope was more than 'your average letter'

Mild and sunny weather at the start of the week should not lull Brits into a false sense of security - more snow and bone-chilling cold weather is looming, the Met Office warns

Scientists have discovered two brothers who seemingly conducted a rare type of brain surgery 600 years ago after one skull was found with a square surgically removed from it

Virginie de Selliers pledged to stand by Constance Marten and her young grandchild. She wrote an emotional open letter to her as police continue to search for the couple's whereabouts

The results from a survey of 5,000 parents by Dental Phobia shows payments for baby teeth are down from an average of £2.10 apiece five years ago to currently just £1.90

Rio Tinto Iron Ore has apologised for losing the highly radioactive object, prolonged exposure to which can cause cancer and skin burns

Faba beans, typically fed to animals, are believed to offer humans more enhanced nutritional benefits than soya beans

John Dobai has lived in the UK for 60 years and warns that signs of anti-Semitism have been making a prominent appearance in his neighbourhood over the last 12 to 18 months

Andrew Malkinson was jailed for a rape in Greater Manchester which he has always denied committing - he could now see his name cleared as DNA evidence leads police to another man

The England striker is pushing for more kids to be taught how to be money savvy, saying cash problems were currently the 'root cause' of stress in young people

The four-person criminal gang at the centre of the £22m conspiracy worked with ringleader James Parker, operating from his Blackpool home, and even bought cars for strangers they met in the pub

Ham may be kept in a pen outside but his hilarious and human-like antics - including sitting down to drink cups of tea - make him another member of the family

King Charles III boasts a 'relentless schedule' that sees him pull late nights and skip lunch after eating only fruit and seeds for breakfast, a former aide says