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A horrified woman developed gangrene in her foot and was forced to have it amputated after contracting a deadly bacterial infection in hospital.

Lucas Paqueta could miss the rest of West Ham's season with his club worried about their star midfielder's state of mind amid the toll of his prolonged betting case. 

The activist, 55, divorced from the Pride and Prejudice actor, 64, in 2021 after 24 years of marriage having met on the set of a BBC documentary in 1996.

The Drug Enforcement Administration has quietly ended its body camera program barely four years after it began, ProPublica reports, citing an internal email. From the report: On April 2, DEA headquarters emailed employees announcing that the program had been terminated effective the day before. The DEA has not publicly announced the policy change, but by early April, links to pages about body camera policies on the DEA's website were broken. The email said the agency made the change to be "consistent" with a Trump executive order rescinding the 2022 requirement that all federal law enforcement agents use body cameras. But at least two other federal law enforcement agencies within the Justice Department -- the U.S. Marshals Service and the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives -- are still requiring body cameras, according to their spokespeople.

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US vice president JD Vance has accused Russia of 'asking for too much' to end its invasion of Ukraine, just days after the US said it would no longer mediate peace talks. 

SIMON JORDAN: We've changed the format this week so I can address some of the questions and observations you've sent in on a vast array of topics, from trophy parades to the transfer market.

The Only Way Is Essex star Pete Wicks has revealed how pal and former Love Island star Olivia Attwood encouraged him to see a specialist after a childhood eye condition returned

The 4ft 7in star, 27, described feeling 'fear and anxiety' when the 15-year-old schoolgirl knocked at her door.

Korean scientists found people with a condition that about one in four Brits live with had a 23.5 per cent higher risk of being diagnosed with memory robbing dementia.

The locations which have seen the biggest price falls since the housing market peak in late 2022 are nearly all by the sea, data shows.

So now we know. Keir Starmer's response to the drubbing he and his party received in Thursday's local elections will not be a reverse on winter fuel. Or a clear response to spiralling immigration.

A car has smashed into the front of a Costa Coffee store in Oxfordshire, leaving three people injured.

Police have released pictures of Ryley Harbord, 22, who fell from the roof of a residential property in Brewer Street at around 2am on Saturday, May 3.

Young people moving over there, most often settling in Qatar's capital Doha, have been keenly sharing their experiences - despite campaigners' human rights concerns.

Diane Abbott compared the public backlash to that faced by Margaret Thatcher during a bruising debate in Westminster Hall.

Lisa's eyebrow-raising Met Gala outfit has been explained after she was accused of having a portrait of Rosa Parks on her lace underwear at the fashion event.

Cardinal John Njue, 79, is eligible to join the other 133 cardinals, from 70 countries, who are gathering for the start of the process which begins this afternoon in the Sistine Chapel.

There are loads of lovely pieces in the F&F collection, but previously I've never really shopped there, since I don't live near to a larger Tesco store.

Instagram co-founder Kevin Systrom says AI companies are trying too hard to "juice engagement" by pestering their users with follow-up questions, instead of providing actually useful insights. From a report: Systrom said the tactics represent "a force that's hurting us," comparing them to those used by social media companies to expand aggressively. "You can see some of these companies going down the rabbit hole that all the consumer companies have gone down in trying to juice engagement," he said at StartupGrind this week. "Every time I ask a question, at the end it asks another little question to see if it can get yet another question out of me."

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The weeds have allegedly 'grown to a substantial height' in one Essex town