Second teenager, 19, dies days after 'e-bike fire' at Blackpool home
Joey Gregory, 19, died after suffering brain injuries 'too catastrophic for him to survive', his mother said.
British woman becomes 13th person to die after wildfires in Spain - as blazes continue to burn
The woman was admitted to Torrecardenas University Hospital in Almería in the early hours of Friday morning with 20 per cent burns across her body.
Teenage girl, 18, dies at UK music festival after 'severe medical emergency'
Festival organisers said paramedics, who arrived around 1.45am, did 'everything they could' to treat her.
Two men die at beach while trying to save children who had got into difficulty
Both men were brought out of the water by the RNLI crew and were treated immediately.
Sarah Beeny is set to WIN eight-year planning row over her mini-Downton Abbey after being ordered to tear it down as council U-turns
The bitter row began not long after they purchased their rural estate in Stoney Stoke, Somerset, for £3million in 2018 and began a huge overhaul - much to the anger of local residents.
Twice-convicted criminal Marine Le Pen remains the favourite to become the next President of France - despite being ordered to wear an electronic tag
Le Pen had her conviction for embezzling millions from the European Parliament upheld in Paris last week, a decision many expected to lead to her abandoning a fourth bid for the Elysee Palace.
The one metal powering a global shares boom and making investors huge gains... and it's not gold
It plays an integral role in the dominant trends of the modern world. That means prices are likely to rise and the companies that mine this critical metal should deliver robust rewards to shareholders.
ANDREW PIERCE: The day Tobias got a rocket from Vladimir Putin
Former junior Foreign Office minister Tobias Ellwood had to think on his feet when he unexpectedly found himself alone with Russian despot Vladimir Putin for 15 minutes...
CHRISTOPHER STEVENS reviews The Dark: This scary Scottish noir is as fierce and satisfying as a neat malt whisky
When was the last time you saw a stuffed bear in a pub? Not so long ago, hundreds of country inns had one, usually by the door, paws raised, like a bouncer ready for some argy-bargy.
Portugal's last circus elephant finds forever home in sanctuary
When Julie took her first steps of freedom into her new home at an British ran elephant sanctuary based in southern Portugal her forty years living and working in a circus were finally at an end.
UK-funded drones have helped intercept hundreds of migrants and smugglers crossing into Europe through the Western Balkans
The state-of-the-art technology, provided by the UK taxpayer, is helping authorities in Bosnia and Herzegovina monitor remote terrain, including mine-infested forest.
NHS ambulance service still allowing transwomen to use women's toilets in defiance of court ruling
NHS ambulance trust sparks fury among female employees by saying staff are free to use facilities that match their gender identity rather than their biological sex.
Boy dies in hospital after being hit by lorry: Driver, 48, is arrested
Police were called to the scene in Epping Road, Ongar, at around 4.20pm on Friday, where a 48-year-old man from Derbyshire was arrested on suspicion of causing serious injuries.
It's a snake out! Surprise intruder rattles policemen... until passing reptile experts step in
Little would have prepared these officers for the one that crawled into their patrol car while out on a job.
Andrew Castle signs off after BBC axe: Commentator, 62, calls last match and jokes he's been 'booted' by the broadcaster after 23 years
Former top-100 player and host of the GMTV breakfast show, Castle, 62, has been one of the voices of the tournament but the BBC has decided to take their coverage in a new direction.
One million people are eligible for free meningitis B vaccine on NHS from today after series of deadly outbreaks
Meningococcal B can cause serious, life-threatening problems including inflammation of the lining of the brain and sepsis (blood poisoning).
Britain's May and June heatwaves were responsible for 2,700 deaths, shocking study predicts - as scientists warn the worst is yet to come
Britain's scorching May and June heatwaves are thought to have claimed more than 2,700 lives, with almost half of those deaths fuelled by climate change.
Jannik Sinner wins Wimbledon: Top seed beats Alexander Zverev in thrilling men's final to claim back-to-back titles
RIATH AL-SAMARRAI AT WIMBLEDON: Across the course of three hours, 46 minutes and four sets, Zverev threw it all at the world No 1. But it, once again, was not quite enough.
EastEnders' Michelle Ryan is axed from soap permanently with Zoe Slater killed off after backlash over star's 20-year comeback
There's also no hope of Michelle making another comeback down the line, because her character Zoe has been killed off.
Insiders insist there are 'NO problems' between Jude Bellingham and Thomas Tuchel after star hit back at England boss for calling Three Lions 'lucky' in remarkable interview
The German branded his side 'lucky' after Bellingham's brace and help from both VAR and a spider camera cable saw them creep past the spirited Scandinavians after extra-time.
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