All news by author: Emma Grimshaw

The new fees are likely to put a big strain on people already struggling amid the cost-of-living crisis

According to the worrying research, produced by London's Benfield Hazard Research Centre, many cities would be submerged underwater if all the Earth's ice melted today

Latest hand luggage rules for 2024 across airlines including EasyJet, British Airways, Ryanair, Wizz Air, Jet2, TUI, Virgin Atlantic and more including what you need to check in the hold

The Department for Work and Pensions pays out £100 a week to those who meet certain criteria

During the chat the elusive street artist Banksy discussed his 2003 Turf War show as it was being installed in an east London warehouse - and appeared to also confirm his first name

The anonymous driver from the Midlands has vowed not to return to Wales after the Welsh Government introduced the controversial new 20mph driving limit in September

TikToker Klaire de Lys said putting bricks in your oven will mean they retain the heat and help you stay warm for a little longer - but some argued this trick won't save you money

According to research from Cancer Research, liver cancer mortality rates have more than tripled between 2017 to 2019

More than one in three adults has MMAFLD which can lead to Cirrhosis which in turn can eventually lead to liver failure, you can get serious complications, which can be life-threatening

Tourists who visited Margate Main Sands on England's southeast coast were left disappointed after finding items including toilet paper, broken glass and rubbish on the beach

Watcombe Beach is a sandy cove on the edge of Torquay, Devon that has been officially closed since 2020 after floods and storm completely wrecked the path down to it

Thunder bugs typically appear in muggy hot weather and, because they are attracted to bright colours, they often go into flower buds in our gardens to feed and then reproduce

A new sighting has been made of a "big cat" lurking in a Devon field which was recorded on a thermal camera and it has been described as the "most convincing yet"

The shocked woman said the cat looked very large, claiming the way it moved "didn't feel normal" as it jumped between the branches high up in a tree

Oliver and Amy Clague, from Bristol, have told how they returned to Heathrow Airport from holiday to find their car's catalytic converter stolen from parking described as "secure"