All news by author: Susie Beever

Chloe Holland tragically died by suicide in March after her ex-partner was jailed for domestic abuse - now mum Sharon Holland is pushing for abusers like him to face manslaughter charges

Mum Laura Powles from Bridgend, Wales, was horrified when she noticed her baby Skylah-Rae's toe was swollen and red, as doctors said she was suffering from hair tourniquet syndrome

The Met Office has issued yellow weather warnings for heavy rain overnight tonight for a huge portion of the UK setting Brits up for a weekend of very wet weather

Baba Vanga has been described as the Nostradamus of the Balkans after predicting the death of Princess Diana and 9/11 - now a prediction for a solar storm in 2023 may have just come true as well

Robber Benjamin Pownall who has weapons convictions and drug dealer Jack Humphries are both wanted by Derbyshire Police after they fled HMP Sudbury on Wednesday and headed to Stoke

A toddler was taken to hospital in Randwick, Australia, before tragically dying a month later - now medics believe she could have caught Newcastle disease from pigeon faeces

Havering Council in Essex said last month it would not be installing a Jewish menorah to celebrate Hanukkah due to security concerns given the current Israel and Hamas conflict

Rishi Sunak defended the Government's 'toughest measures yet' on illegal immigration in a Downing Street press conference after one of his most loyal supporters Robert Jenrick announced his resignation over the Rwanda bill

Santa and Mrs Claus' grotto in Frome, Somerset, was set to relocate to Critchill Manor Estate when Somerset County Council refused the move over sustainability concerns

Joanne Barker stole an estimated £130,000 from Rochdale lettings agency Barton Kendal and used the cash to refurbish her home forcing the directors to plough their family savings

Princess Kate was seen wearing the popular Lover's Knot Tiara at Buckingham Palace on Tuesday evening as she and Prince William and the King and Queen put on a united front amid the royal race row

King Charles was referred to by an alternative word by Maori members of New Zealand's Parliament at a swearing in ceremony which some claimed mean 'skin rash' or 'sore'

Victor Lescano was 'killed instantly' after he was hit by a huge bolt of lightning when a thunderstorm hit the teenager's birthday party in Puma Husai, Argentina, on Sunday

Poppy Saplamides was told by three different doctors she likely wouldn't get pregnant naturally because of her PCOS, but she and boyfriend George suddenly became a family of five when she learned she was having triplets

Dutch royal correspondent Rick Evers who was the first the spot the two royals named in the translated version is now selling off his copy which started the crisis to the highest bidder

The man was putting up Christmas lights in Swallownest in Rotherham when an Iveco van loaded with a cherry-picker was hit by another van, with South Yorkshire Police confirming he was in hospital with life-threatening injuries

Parts of South West England have been hit with severe flooding forcing several schools in Somerset and Devon to close as the Environment Agency issues several flood alerts for the region

Elvara Price admitted a charge of witness intimidation after the incident in Hull earlier this year, which was sparked by earlier trouble between the neighbours and their children

The explosion on the residential street in Edinburgh completely destroyed the house and killed 84-year-old Jim Smith, as the Health and Safety Executive has now confirmed the cause

Cardiff University's Student Union issued a ban on blue shirts and chinos after a drunken scrum in queue for its campus club, YOLO, two months ago - but has now overturned the crackdown

WARNING: DISTRESSING DETAILS Gloucestershire farmer Rob Jenkins lost three cows after thieves trespassed onto his land in two incidents, targeting the animals for their meat

Schools across Britain are closing on Monday following several inches of snow falling over the weekend, with 17 closures already confirmed in Cumbria where police declared a major incident

Teacher Hellen Maiden admitted breaching professional boundaries at Joseph Whitaker School in Rainworth, Notts, with whom she let babysit and stay over making references to 'snuggles' in letters

Chloe Elliott from Pontefract was in daily agony from as young as eight years old because of her endometriosis – and has even revaled the pain made childbirth feel like a doddle in comparison

The Met Office has issued a rare amber warning for snow and ice in a part of Cumbria already covered by a yellow warning, as forecasters warn of power cuts and communities being cut off