Heartbroken family pay tribute to 'brave and beautiful' schoolgirl, 17, stabbed to death while 'fighting off intruder who broke into her home'
Lainie Williams, 17, was found fatally wounded at her home in Cefn Fforest, near Blackwood, South Wales, at around 7am on Thursday.
POLL OF THE DAY: Would Wes Streeting be a better prime minister than Sir Keir Starmer?
Health Secretary Wes Streeting has long been tipped as a future prime minister ever since he led the National Union of Students and he has refused to rule out leadership ambitions.
The app that lets you speak with your deceased loved ones: Creepy AI creates interactive avatars of the dead - but sceptics call it 'demonic, dishonest, and dehumanizing'
Former Disney star Calum Worthy has been blasted for his app that uses artificial intelligence ( AI ) to create avatars of dead loved ones.
All bark, no bite! Hilarious moment delivery driver runs away after getting spooked by an excitable small dog
This is the hilarious moment a delivery driver runs away in a panic after an overly excitable small dog chased him into the street.
Woman reveals how she saved enough money to retire at 35 and travel the world with her husband. Here's how you can do the same...but some tips are not for the faint-hearted
Finance experts Alan and Katie Donegan have revealed how they saved enough money to retire at 40 and 35 respectively - and how others can do it too.
Children In Need's most iconic moments: From Joanna Lumley's striptease to Taylor Swift performing and Louie Spence's twerk - a look at the show's hilarious skits
BBC's Children In Need returns to screens this Friday night at 7pm, with the UK's most beloved presenters back at the helm.
The best Christmas markets you should visit - and the ones to avoid
Christmas markets can be as divisive as brandy butter or nut roasts. Some enjoy the twinkling lights and wallow happily in the nostalgia at these al fresco winter warmers.
Cambridge University professor accused of deliberately flunking IQ and memory tests for £1million compensation claim is cleared
Dr Mohamed Atef Hakmi, an orthopaedic surgeon and Cambridge school of medicine lecturer, was left with permanent disabilities and had to give up surgery after suffering a stroke at home in November 2016.
Reeves' 'sums of anarchy' in 'most chaotic Budget ever': How you could still pay £750 more on £50,000 salary even without an income tax hike
The Treasury has made clear that income tax rates will not be increased on November 26, despite weeks of heavy hints about the first rise for 50 years.
Anarchy in government as PM's 'nemesis' Wes Streeting celebrates Reeves' humiliating income tax U-turn as 'most chaotic Budget ever' unravels
Health Secretary Wes Streeting - seemingly emboldened by a botched Downing Street 'hit job' on his leadership ambitions this week - has publicly declared that he had not supported the move.
Crippling resident doctors walkout set to send number of working days lost to strike action under Labour surging past 750,000 despite string of inflation-busting pay hikes handed to 'paymaster' unions
Analysis of official figures shows that between July 2024, when Labour won the election, and September this year, 684,000 working days were wiped out because of strikes.
Paul Burrell reveals I'm A Celeb saved his life as show's medical checks led to his early prostate cancer diagnosis
Paul Burrell, from Cheshire, appeared on the ITV programme today and spoke to presenter Christine Lampard about the latest I'm A Celebrity line-up.
'German Gisele Pelicot' trial begins as man, 61, is accused of drugging, raping and filming his wife for years in chilling echo of French case
The trial at the Regional Court of Aachen echoes Pelicot's ordeal, where she was drugged and abused by her husband and dozens of other men for almost a decade.
Friends' haunting text messages to fashion designer moments before she was found dead on Hamptons yacht as owner explains why he was naked
Close friends of Martha Nolan-O'Slatarra, 33, sent her some chilling text messages in the hours before she was mysteriously found dead on a yacht in the Hamptons.
Make mine a double! The science behind why a gin and tonic is one of the healthiest alcoholic drinks
Winston Churchill famously declared that 'gin and tonic has saved more Englishmen's lives and minds than all the doctors in the Empire' - but is it genuinely healthy?
Putin rains fire on Kyiv in one of the biggest missile and drone attacks in months, targeting energy plants and residential areas
Vladimir Putin's forces have rained hellfire on Kyiv in one of the biggest missile and drone attacks seen in recent months, killing at least four people
Historical novels that will knock your socks off: Small Acts of Resistance by Anita Frank, Introducing Mrs Collins by Rachel Parris, The Good Nazi by Samir Machado De Machado
Eithne Farry reviews the best historical fiction out this month
The truth about Joan of Arc's heavenly visions
Historical female figures have been made into icons and legends in every culture across the world. But what are their real stories, behind the legend.
At least 59 councils 'face total collapse' from SEND costs: Town halls staggering under 'unimaginable' £18bn debt after explosion in autism and ADHD diagnosis - but outcomes are NOT improving
At least 59 councils could go bankrupt overnight when deficits of around £18billion are formally added to their books.
The glaring red flags that gave away 'fake' admiral as top ex-Army colonel reveals the mindset behind Britain's highest ranking Walter Mittys
Former Colonel Philip Ingram has laid bare the psychology behind those who impersonate veterans and military personnel after Jonathan Carley was accused of being a 'fake' admiral.
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