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A post-mortem found that the dog's cause of death was most likely exogenous starvation

Donald Trump celebrated as he claimed the US 'obliterated' Iran's Kharg Island, as Tehran furiously threatened revenge if he went after the island's oil infrastructure.

Speaking to the Daily Mail, Phil Macleod, a hypnotherapist, psychologist and founder of Thought Reader, explained that alcohol dependency is more common than most think.

Essex Police wants to speak to a man in connection with an investigation into six burglaries across the county.

Essex Police wants to speak to a man in connection with an investigation into six burglaries across the county.

Leonnie Robson (pictured), 35, from Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, targeted nine victims in just 14 months, between March 2024 and May last year.

There are moments in the life of a nation when everything changes − not with a bang, not even with a conscious decision, but with a quiet, creeping loss of confidence.

On that glorious early summer day of her £32million fairytale wedding to Harry in 2018, could Meghan ever have imagined it would end up like this?

Princess Anne took just a few minutes to walk past waiting fans on her way to Brecon Cathedral the other day, but she managed to step back more than 40 years.

Excitement was high at Graham Norton 's ­production company this week as it geared up for the launch of its shiny new project, The Claudia Winkleman Show.

Professor Gill Livingston, an expert in the psychiatry of older people at University College London (UCL), says shifts in behaviour, confidence and emotional responses are frequently reported.

The changes will be made in the next couple of weeks

Natascha never made it to school. Instead, she was abducted on the street, shoved into a white van and taken to a basement dungeon by a paedophile

The Islamic Republic has unleashed a barrage of missiles and drones at American military bases, air defence facilities and embassies with seven US troops killed and around 150 injured.

The refurb has been ongoing for almost 9 months

The study found the Chancellor will net around £20million extra a month in VAT on petrol sales if average pump prices remain around their current level.

I put blackout blinds in my six-year-old-daughter's room, but the light is so bright it still wakes her up.

But having just driven it for the first time on UK roads, I can tell you there's an even greater achievement to highlight.

The Z9GT is the first model from Denza - a sub-brand of BYD - and the only EV currently compatible with the Chinese giant's Flash Charging devices.

Longtime Slashdot reader tsuliga writes: Two new episodes of Doctor Who that were previously lost have been found. The original Doctor Who episodes were wiped or deleted by the BBC because they were not aware of the future use of re-runs of these shows. Ninety-five of the 253 episodes from the program's first six years are currently missing. How many more episodes are out there waiting to be rediscovered? "The main broadcasters in the UK in the 1960s, 70s, up to the 80s really, junked quite a lot of content," said Justin Smith, a cinema professor at England's De Montfort University and film archivist. "In some ways finding missing 'Doctor Whos' is the holy grail" of classic TV discoveries, Smith said. The two episodes were "The Nightmare Begins" and "Devil's Planet," both of which aired during the show's third series in 1965. It features William Hartnell as the Doctor in a story involving archvillains the Daleks -- pepperpot-shaped metal aggressors whose favorite word is "Exterminate!" Smith said that for fans of the show, "it's got it all, it really has. It is intergalactic, it's got some great performances. It stands up really, really well."

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