All news by author: Emer Scully

Trainee cops have been told 'if you don't say anything you are complicit' after the force was criticised for missing opportunities to stop serial rapist David Carrick

Devious and brutal psychopath Jemma Mitchell received £166,000 in legal aid to defend herself after murdering Mee Kuen Chong even though her family home was worth almost £4million

Thousands of people are selling their beloved family treasures including pianos and diamonds to pawn shops in a bid to stay afloat as the cost of living crisis bites harder

A London family have been left fuming after their great-grandmother's flat burned down - and the housing association gave her compensation of a £50 supermarket voucher

Department of Work and Pensions employee Mathew Hyman is one of millions inspired by Andrew Tate, the kickboxer notorious for spreading hate against women on the internet

A customer was not happy to pay £16 for two portion of chips - or 25p per chip - at Gordon Ramsay's Savoy Grill in central London. A reviewer said the chips were 'disappointing'

Research shows the number of fires air fryers caused rose from 18 in 2021 to 37 last year. One blaze in South West England was caused by a cat flicking on a plugged-in fryer

Retail experts warn the food giant could lose out as shoppers go for cheaper supermarket beans. Heinz blamed the rising price of ingredients, energy and packaging

To prevent shoplifting, the steaks, including £4.85 ribeyes and £4.99 sirloins, are kept in the storeroom and Aldi customers have to ask checkout attendants for the cut they want

Nearly all rats and mice in the UK have become resistant to a common type of poison and pest experts are concerned