'You imagine there would be a lot of barking, but it was silent'
It was the silence Colin Ballance remembers the most. As a devastating fire ripped through Manchester Dogs' Home an eerie quiet descended.
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'My ex-wife stole £90k from charity - she hasn't even given back a tenner'
A pre-school treasurer who stole almost £90,000 from a charity has been slammed by her ex-husband after failing to repay "even a tenner". Mum-of-two Gemma Waterhouse was jailed for 18 months in February 2022 after committing the "grossest abuse of trust you can imagine".
Christian pilgrims in Lourdes evacuated after nearby river overflows
Hundreds of pilgrims to the famous Lourdes shrine in southern France were evacuated on Saturday after significant flooding.
Tensions in Poland over migrants escalate despite drop in attempted crossings from Belarus
At the fringe of the Polish forest of Bialowieza, a wall separated Belarus from Poland for two years.
'Can only get better' - Stuart Pearce makes exciting prediction about Man City youngster
Stuart Pearce believes Rico Lewis can replicate Kyle Walker’s longevity as one of England’s first-choice full-backs.
Björn Höcke calls strong polling for far-right AfD in Thuringia a 'historic victory'
The leader of the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) in Thuringia, Björn Höcke, has called his party’s success in Sunday’s state elections a "historic victory".
Joyful ceremony kickstarts Paris 2024 Paralympics
PARIS : French president Emmanuel Macron declared the Paralympic Games open on Wednesday after a glorious ceremony in which competitors were celebrated by joyful volunteers and spectators on a sweet summer night.
Beauty spot blighted by 'waterfall' of Prosecco and Costa cups created by 'half-wits'
Bank Holidays draw crowds of walkers to Yr Wyddfa (Snowdon), many of whom will queue patiently for their turn to take a summit photo. Most will pause for a drink, a bite to eat and some well-deserved rest.