All news by author: Saskia Rowlands

Experts fear children developed racist views, often fuelled by vile internet content, while isolated at home during the Covid lockdowns – which were not challenged until they returned to school

Parents are being urged to remain vigilant about the growing invasiveness of AI technology after it was revealed a kids' toy can be hacked to allow strangers to communicate with children

Around 35,000 royal tourists each year tour the stunning gardens at Highgrove House, based near Tetbury in Gloucester, and they remain open from April to September

Police took two days to find that the wreckage of a car accident that took the lives of three of Sophie Russon's friends and meant she had to undergo a fourteen-hour operation

Just weeks after coming face to face with her daughter Brianna's teenage killers, Esther Ghey has stepped back into the classroom in a quest to make children kinder

Enormous demands for accommodation in Paris for this summer's Olympic Games have seen prices soar to astonishing amounts - including £9,000 for a converted garden shed

Lisa Squire says the parallels between her daughter Libby Squire and Sarah Everard's final hours utterly horrify her as she reaches out to offer support to Sarah's parents

When the Mirror searched social media platforms including X and Tumblr to mark Eating Disorder Awareness Week we found worrying pro-anorexia and bulimia posts within seconds

Passengers on budget airline Wizz Air have had to band together to demand compensation for delayed and cancelled flights

Controversial Lee Anderson has been suspended after the MP for Ashfield, Notts, told GB News that Sadiq Khan had 'given our capital city away to his mates'

Supermarkets including Tesco and Sainsbury's are making the changes to try and ward off thieves as shoplifting rates rise by 25%

Curtis Arnold was detained and forced to delete his account after posting grim footage - but he's continued to be able to post and could be earning large sums

Crystal Owen, whose son Harvey and three pals drowned when their Ford Fiesta swerved into a ditch and overturned near Garreg, North Wales, argues a graduated licencing system could have saved the teens

Academic Richard Gill, who claims prosecution evidence against baby killer Lucy Letby was bogus, was allowed to give a talk to maths students at Liverpool University

Nearly three quarters -72% - of new-build schools due to open by 2030 are in the constituencies of Tory MPs while sites in Labour seats are left to crumble

A male officer was filmed bending down next to the detained man and apparently thumping him hard in the face during the incident in Portsmouth - Hampshire Police are investigating

WARNING GRAPHIC IMAGES: Patients looking for cheap plastic surgery abroad have been returning to the UK with horrifying complications which is costing the NHS millions of pounds to fix

The perk, which is believed to be given for good behaviour, means Letby can hide from other lags whenever she wants and lock herself in her room which has an ensuite shower, TV and phone

Grace O’Mally-Kumar and Barnaby Webber were among the three people killed in Nottingham by Valdo Calocane, who was this week given a high-security hospital order

Mr Bates vs The Post Office aired on ITV earlier this month and led to major public outcry, and forced former chief executive Paula Vennells to hand back her CBE

"I warned Sir Peter Fahy in writing about the scale of the problem. I told him we were neglecting these children... but I was fobbed off. He has always just provided empty words. He needs to be held accountable”

The number of working professionals like nurses and teachers who have nowhere to call home has rocketed up since 2020 - while at least 140,000 children are thought to be homeless

Paula Vennells joined fellow bosses at a staff knees up in 2017, while victims of the Horizon scandal desperately tried to clear their names

Tenants of Rochdale Boroughwide Housing say their complaints about infestations of mould causing misery and health problems are falling on deaf ears three years after two-year-old Awaab Ishak died from prolonged exposure

Last year fellas made up nearly a quarter of patients for injectable beauty treatments – up 70% on 2021, according to a survey by the British College of Aesthetic Medicine