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True crime fans 'can't believe' they have never heard of 'hard to watch' documentary

If you are looking for your next gripping Netflix watch, a true crime documentary is being rediscovered by viewers

'In my blood': the Wales stars giving back to clubs

Modern sport can leave home a long way behind, but Welsh rugby is different, with many elite players remaining deeply connected to their roots.

North West 'super prison' plans could lead to end of infamous Strangeways

An inspection report four Strangeways was in an "appalling state" and was plagued by violence and organised crime

Crocodile handler tragically dies after being brutally attacked at Papua New Guinea wildlife park

The man is said to have had his legs' inside the crocodile's mouth for over an hour before help arrived

New image of Neco Williams disallowed goal vs Tottenham reveals handball 'truth'

Nottingham Forest denied win over Spurs after controversial VAR decision

DWP confirms state pension inheritance rules for widows after spouse dies

A claim for State Pension won't just end when someone dies, there are things you need to do.

Drink-driver suspect, 76, arrested after six-car crash outside Solihull Marks & Spencer

The pensioner was taken into custody for questioning after the six-car pile-up outside Sears Retail Park in Solihull

Royal Navy aircraft carrier departs for training

HMS Queen Elizabeth left Portsmouth Naval Base at about 18:20 BST on Saturday.

Politicians condemn anti-illegal migrant protests which blocked Port of Dover

A Cabinet Minister and Reform UK’s economic spokesman have condemned protests which saw hundreds of masked, black-clad men descend on Dover.

'Greedy' mum in Leeds claimed to have extra children to swindle £51,000 in Universal Credit

She later failed to inform authorities she was receiving student finance

Teesside woman who won £115million on lottery has given half of it away

Frances Connolly said it is human nature to help others

Courts at a ‘standstill’ as minister criticised for criminal legal aid dispute

Missing Sunderland man who failed to return home after being set to board train is found

Police had appealed for information about the whereabouts of Gary who had been due to arrive at Newcastle Central Station on Friday

Meet the 12-year-old boy from Leeds preparing to climb Kilimanjaro - on his birthday

A Methley boy is set to take on a mountainous challenge this October🗻

East Midlands Airport announces new route for winter breaks

One of Europe's most stunning winter getaways is just a few hours away

Ilfracombe Maritime Festival 2026 in pictures as crowds enjoy sea shanties

Visitors have been enjoying local live music and food and drink

Face of gambling addict Warwickshire prison officer who smuggled drugs and phones into jail

James Speirs, a former Gartree Prison officer, was jailed for six years after admitting smuggling drugs and phones to prisoners for criminal gangs

Jaguar Land Rover facing 'perfect storm' expert says as firm set to cut 4,000 jobs

Dr Charles Tennant has outlined the issues facing the Midlands car manufacturer as a huge round of redundancies was announced

Yarm campaigner Yvonne Wallace on housing appeal: 'I'll take this as far as I have to'

The town councillor told how she wanted to speak for the town's residents, saying: 'We're very, very worried'

DWP confirms who will get Winter Fuel Payments with income rule now in place

The winter allowance is no longer handed to all pensioners

‘Boohoo’: Jenrick mocks protester after clip shows Reform audience pulling hair

Mr Jenrick said protesters should ‘get a life’ after he was asked about the removal of activists from the Reform conference.

Mossley's abandoned mill set to be knocked down and transformed after years of neglect

The decision on the proposal is due to take place next week when Tameside council's planning panel meet

Businessman linked to Edinburgh hospital scandal to stand trail accused of fraud

"The trial comes after a five-year investigation"

John Swinney 'can't put specific figure' on job cuts from axing NHS health boards

The First Minister declined to say how many workers would be made redundant - despite being asked three times.