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Mirrorman Tom Bryant tracks down the owner of the Bully that mauled him in the street and uncovers more victims of the same dog, and residents living in fear

John Caudwell donated £500,000 to Tories ahead of the 2019 election, but he has become increasingly critical of Tory policies, especially when it comes to the environment

The plans to close almost every ticket office in England have caused outrage, with the Mirror campaigning to save them - and disabled rail users have now applied for a judicial review

Usually at this time of year, ingredients for hearty grub - such as stews and soups - are top sellers... but this weekend, Brits are likely to have plenty of BBQs while enjoying the sun

Piran Ditta Khan is accused of being involved in the deadly robbery of a travel agent 18 years ago. At Leeds crown court, he pleaded not guilty to Sharon Beshenivsky's murder

Around the country, millions of vulnerable people are unaware they qualify for discounts on prescriptions, which they could get through a Prescription Prepayment Certificate

Researchers at the Olivia Newton-John Cancer Research Institute in Heidelberg, Australia, say there is an 'urgent' need to discover more effective treatments for bowel cancer

Columnist Brian Reade says the Conservative Party conference was the bluntest of admissions that for 13 years the Tories have done nothing but make this country worse

Ukrainian journalists from the ­Associated Press who decided to stay in Mariupol after every other media group left ended up filming not just the worst, but also the best of humanity

Six-month-old Bentley was bitten by a false widow while sleeping in his crib - and after he was rushed to hospital, doctors discovered a hard mass the 'size of a golf ball' in his chest

Noel 'Razor' Smith, an armed robber-turned-writer, said there are rumours in the criminal world that BBC Crimewatch host Jill Dando was the victim of 'a professional hit' in 1999

Disgraced comic Russell Brand spent a week living with a drug-addict couple while making a TV documentary, which never made it to air thanks to the intervention of a producer

Comedian Alan Carr said the death of his dog last year last year hit him so hard, he didn’t notice he had contracted salmonella poisoning, as he assumed his symptoms were grief

Rishi Sunak only cares about the next General Election - this anti-change Premier trashing our country is creating problems with a strategy lacking coherence or intellectual substance

Winning at the 2024 election is all that matters to Rishi Sunak and he's not even very good at that, Kevin Maguire says, as polls show nobody rates the Prime Minister

England star Marcus Rashford crashed with another car and then hit a traffic island but walked away unscathed, thanks to modern safety protection, a source says

The British Retail Consortium said there were eight million cases of shoplifting in the year to March - but police recorded 339,206 incidents, with just 48,218 resulting in charges

The NHS is launching an appeal for more of us, including older patients, to download the NHS app to help manage our health - and there are hopes more people will become organ donors

Kylie Minogue said she accepts people are interested in her love life, but hopes that intrigue would just go away - even though the 55-year-old admitted everyone loves 'gossip'

The site from which the rocks and dust were taken by Nsa was identified by Queen guitarist Sir Brian May - also an astrophysicist - who is an expert in stereoscopy

Alison Hammond said Prue Leith's comment after a contestant on The Great British Bake Off chose to make a beaver-themed cake ion the first episode of the new series was hilarious

In the second episode of Sky History's new series 'Sex: A Bonkers History', Amanda Holden said Queen Charlotte was 'comfortable in her own sexuality' and 'really believed in love'

Jacqueline Gold, who died in March, spoke with Amanda Holden during an interview - and reflected on her experience that saw her turning from a work experience girl into a boss lady

Boiling lobsters alive is still the most common way of killing lobsters in the UK despite a new law which recognised decapod crustacean are sentient animals that feel pain

Thelma Coyd-Cording said her hands have given thousands of massages during her career. She now keeps up her beauty treatments to family and friends in her home in Nottingham