All news by author: Susie Beever

Three British tourists are still missing after the Hurricane caught fire to its stern whilst sailing off the Red Sea coast of Marsa Alam on Sunday, with footage showing passengers jump to safety

Magdalena Mucutuy Valencia managed to survive for four days after the plane she was one with her children crashed over the jungle in Colombia, and ended up telling them to save themselves for a better chance of being discovered

Mal Jones was sick of paying sky-high rents and traded it in to live on four wheels and now enjoys living in Bristol's Clifton Down - one of Britain's poshest areas - rent free

Josh and Chloe Bashford were tragically discovered dead at their home in Newhaven, Sussex, on Friday night and a man known to both of them has been charged with their murder

Around 80,000 fans at Manchester's Parklife festival saw the event plunged into silence this afternoon as organisers switched off the music ahead of a gathering thunderstorm

Prince Harry and Meghan were reportedly left off the invite list to next weekend's historic Trooping the Colour which will mark Charles' first birthday as King

Ex-Royal Marine Michael Mills, from Dorset, continuously swore at Stuart Lake and his young daughter over trivial matters such as a garden hose and leaving a communal door open

A power cut at Gatwick Airport means no trains can call at the airport station with passengers told to instead get off early and take a replacement bus service

Pope Francis is expected to address crowds with a video message after undergoing three-hour surgery to remove a hernia in hospital in Rome earlier this week

A warning has been issued to parents of babies after a type of crib known as a 'sleeping pod' or 'baby nest' has been linked to the sudden unexplained death of an infant in Devon

Christy Gassaille reportedly died after trying a TikTok challenge with involves people putting cloth or a scarf around their necks which can result in seizures

Yellow weather warnings for thunderstorms and rain are in place for parts of the UK over this weekend, signalling the potential end to the current heatwave

Former PM Boris Johnson has quit his seat of South Ruislip claiming he had been 'driven out' following the ongoing Privileges Committee investigation into the Partygate scandal

Maria Teresa Turrion Borallo was taken on in 2014 when Prince George was just an infant, and is already playing a fundamental role in raising the children according to Pauline Maclaran

One person described seeing a shark go into overkill after Vladimir Popov was mauled to death at a beach in Hurghada, Egypt, with dozens witnessing the horror unfold

Beau Avis was bitten by an adder - Britain's only venomous snake - while wearing sandals to walk her dog near Brentwood, Essex, and has warned others of the dangers

WARNING DISTRESSING IMAGES: Snake owner Vincent Parkes crammed pythons into under-sized tanks which were filthy and infested with maggots when found by RSPCA inspectors

The winning numbers are in for tonight's midweek Lotto draw with the National Lottery - players could be in with a chance of scooping a £5million jackpot, with various cash prizes up for grabs

Daniel Shaw, from Leeds, took no steps to prevent spreading his HIV - forgoing medication and not wearing a condom, then gaslit his victim when she confronted him

Mum Rachel Ingrim was left in 'absolute agony' and looking 'six months pregnant' after suffering with Fowlers Syndrome, a condition which stops people being able to wee unaided

Lewis Prince filmed himself punching and strangling the toddler in a near-fatal attack in Blackpool last year, before trying to evade police by driving to Manchester

Sushi chef Hemanta Mainali left his job co-running the kiosk at a Waitrose in Godalming over a spat which ensued after the late night WhatsApp which woke him up

Kirsty Madden lost her 15-year-old daughter in a tragedy at Carr Mill Dams in St Helen's, Merseyside last week after she went swimming in the lake with a friend

The hack has suspected links to a Russian-speaking cybercrime gang called Clop, and relates to a flaw in a piece of software which is used by thousands of companies globally to transfer files

Funeral directors Go As You Please have revealed some of their quirkier and bizarre designs for customers to be buried or cremated in - including a Greggs sausage roll and Doctor Who's Tardis