All news by author: Susie Beever

A momentary lapse in judgement saw Manchester vet Lucy Brock lose three 'irreplaceable' rings - but her faith in humanity was restored when someone spotted her mum's plea for their return

A children's game took a dark and terrifying turn when the youngster, named only as Fahim, ended up as cargo after hiding inside a shipping container while a boat was docked waiting to take it overseas

Social workers 'overlooked' the man's criminal convictions for child sex offences after he was previously classed 'low risk', and went on to abuse the girl for a number of years

The teenager was knocked down by an oncoming car before a second travelling in the opposite direction struck him again, with emergency services pronouncing him dead at the scene

Miriam Berlow-Jackson welcomed Valerie Hayes and Jennifer Amnott into her family but was sickened to find out their alleged involvement in a plot to kidnap children and murder their parents

The 26ft asteroid will pass as close to Earth as the distance from London to Cairo and 10 times closer than satellites - and will be visible from our skies tonight

Jeffrey Appleby was picked from a draw to win the monster cheque at the Scottish brewery's glamourous grand opening event in Las Vegas, but the excitement ended up being a bit too much

Health experts have warned that vulnerable and elderly people's health may be at risk as temperatures in some parts of the country have dipped as low as -10C

Gee Green, from West Yorkshire, only received the alert after taking her phone off flight mode, by which point she had been tracked for hours across Dublin and 'all the way over the Irish Sea'

John Hardy took legal action when Bengal Spice in Somerset refused to let him and his family in for a meal, despite their protests that guide dogs were allowed

One bargain hunter nabbed themselves a very sweet deal after noticing they were being charged next to nothing for a 2kg bag of sugar - so went back for more

The incredible feat of engineering created by a team of robotics experts from universities across the world could have huge implications for future human medicine

Travelling couple Ben Ross and Georgia Powell had risen at the crack of dawn to get impressive drone shots of the sunrise on Fraser Island when a deadly Eastern brown snake struck

Greater Manchester Police said the teenage victim was rushed to hospital after she was stabbed with a 'sharp instrument' in an attack at Parrs Wood High School in the suburb of Didsbury

One lucky Brit's life could be about to change with £35m on the cards for Tuesday night's draw - those with tickets are being urged to check their numbers

Brits should brace for a cold-hearted Valentine's Arctic blast next month, a weather expert has warned, with weather charts already showing seven inches of snow on the way to Scotland

The subterranean network of tunnels and secret rooms near Corsham, Wiltshire, was built in the Cold War and remained top secret for five decades - but is still sealed off from the public

Two Tube lines were closed due to apparent signalling failures with severe delays on four others - resulting in travel chaos for thousands on Monday night

Former DUP politician Alex Easton lost both his parents Alec and Ann, who were both in their eighties, in a fire at their home in Co Down on Monday morning

The man in his 60s was found unresponsive in a car park and tragically died later in hospital, with police suspecting he was robbed of his mobility scooter

80-year-old transport magnate Dame Ann Gloag has reportedly been charged with crimes relating to trafficking and immigration alongside her husband and two others - she is said to strongly deny any wrongdoing

He also punched the female officer in the face, with the ordeal leaving her in hospital and with injuries so severe that she hasn't been able to return to her job fully

The astronaut - who is one of just a small handful of Brits to ever voyage to outer space - said it was time to step down but wouldn't rule out another trip

Some 'fed up' students at Waterhead Academy were so used to hearing racist and homophobic slurs they'd come to accept it as a part of everyday school life, the damning report states

Firefighters were seen donning chemical protection suits and breathing equipment after reports of a spillage involving hydrochloric acid at the site in south-east London where 200 people had to be evacuated