All news for 2024-04-04

Michael Smith claimed he was innocent of the murder of Janet Moore and Sharath Pulluru in February 2002 and couldn’t remember being arrested because he had taken too many drugs

A teenager has been taken to hospital with serious injuries after a reported stabbing in a park in Moss Side, Greater Manchester, earlier this afternoon

Grandparents Derek and Elaine Thompson, from Newcastle, have taken up visiting horse racing tracks as a full time hobby after scooping a massive £2.7million on the National Lottery and packing in their jobs

The National Education Union (NEU) said its members will first take part in a ’snap poll"’on the Tories’ pay and funding offer for 2024/25 - once it is published

Cases of whooping cough, also known as the 100-day cough because of its longevity in patients, has boomed at the start of 2024 with sufferers at the highest in more than a decade and cases reported across Europe

Cops have no idea how they accessed the building - but new footage has revealed what could be a large hole

Horrified relatives kissed empty coffins and wore jewellery they wrongly believed contained their loved ones’ ashes

The owner of Cliff Farm, in Norfolk, bought the idyllic property five years ago at auction for a sum of £132,000 - he has since been evacuated from the home for his own safety

A senior industry source said Asda deliberately undercut rivals by at least 1p on fuel to lure shoppers in

The Premier League star, who also plays international football, struck up an eight-month affair with the glamorous model after spotting her on social media

Making military aid to Kyiv more predictable would send a message to Russia that it won’t win the war, said the alliance chief.

Royal Mail anticipates "fewer than 1,000" voluntary redundancies and no compulsory redundancies as part of this proposed overhaul

The Scottish Conservative shadow justice secretary cautioned that soon the volume of complaints would surpass the number of actual crimes.

YouGov polling predicts the worst general election result for the Tories since John Major’s 1997 defeat

Three former Supreme Court justices have joined more than 600 legal experts in calling for the UK government to end weapons sales to Israel.

Schemes to replace EU subsidies will not plug gap left by loss of EU subsidies for most farmers

Phillip Ali, known as ’Doctor Death’, operated a brutal international contest circuit where participants could win thousands of pounds while animals were subjected to horrific acts of violence in Essex