All news by author: Anna Willis

The RSPCA have said they think Stig either climbed into a rubbish truck, or was dumped. They are now trying to find out where he came from so they can reunite him with his owners

In the Rate Good Roasts end of year round-up list, both London pubs scored more than 90 out of 100 when ranked on various aspects that ensure a delicious roast

British Transport Police says the teenager was sexually assaulted on board a train between Laindon, Essex and West Ham, East London, and have identified a man who can help with the investigation

Reporter Anna Willis attended Santa School at Battersea Power Station, South London, and watched Father Christmases practice climbing down chimneys, sign language and ice skating

With snow set to make its first appearance this winter in the UK, bookies place their odds on whether Brits will see a White Christmas this year

The young mum realised she didn't have enough to cover the cost of the bill for family-of-four's food shop, but as she was trying to work out what items she was going to have to put back a stranger came to her rescue

Scientists have been testing the drug in laboratory experiments using mice, ferrets and dogs

Many cancers are very treatable, but it's essential to spot the symptoms early on, which can be very difficult with these three specific types of the disease, as the signs can often go under the radar

New research from scientists in Italy has found people with Neanderthal genes are up to twice as likely to become seriously ill after contracting the virus

The French astrologer and prophet compiled almost 1,000 predictions for the future some 500 years ago, and some believe his outlandish theories could be coming true this year

The Welsh farmer who owns the ponies said he was becoming increasingly concerned for their future on the cliffs, despite letting them graze on the field for generations

The stunning group of islands off the south coast of Britain are the warmest in the country, with incredible wildlife and plenty to do - and it's only a short plane ride away

Children experienced plummeting blood pressure, dangerously slow heart rates, seizures, unresponsiveness and respiratory failure after consuming THC, scientists discovered

Anna Willis visited a network of rooms and passageways underneath Waterloo Station in London and was scared when she heard voices apparently coming from the walls

Qasim Khan had been suffering from severe back pain before finally being diagnosed with cancer last month after doctors repeatedly said he didn't have it - he has since died aged just 31

Residents on an isolated Essex island have told how they "love being cut off" in their town at high tide and say that they have a "strong community" which is like "going back in time"

Leonie Reynolds, from Chelmsford, says she has been asking doctors for a breast reduction since the age of 12 due to terrible back pain, but was turned down over her BMI

Victoria Louisa Maame Yamphet had a cardiac arrest but it is claimed the ambulance took almost two hours to reach her home and a taxi was being sent because of the ambulance delay