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Just the day before the attack, then two-year-old Ella had patted her aunt's neighbour's dogs before they viciously attacked her, leaving her needing years of hospital treatment

A whopping 18 per cent service charge has stunned one restaurant goer at Pho Ha Noi in Cupertino, California. The extra charge was added as policy 'for parties of one or larger'

Faith Roberts, who was the world’s "oldest" frozen egg baby when she was created from an egg mum Alannah had frozen some 13 years earlier, could have been paralysed by the wrongly diagnosed tumour

Spain women's squad agreed to end national team boycott after seven hours of crunch talks - but two players request to leave Montse Tome's first camp for Nations League

Taylor Swift and Sophie Turner met up for some drinks in New York City, just weeks after it was announced the Games of Thrones actress was heading for a divorce from Joe Jonas

Former Manchester United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has confirmed that he has made a return to football - almost two years after leaving his Old Trafford role

The prosecution suggested Lucy Letby was infatuated with Doctor A and manufactured crisis situations so they could work together. When he appeared in court to give evidence against her, she became visibly distressed

Neighbours has confirmed the truth about Reese - who is played by Mischa Barton - as they revealed her real reason for visiting Erinsbrough

Manchester United are in Bavaria to take on Bayern Munich in their first Champions League group game, with Erik ten Hag facing some big selection decisions

Soldiers have been accused of smuggling synthetic marijuana using military mail from the US mainland and selling it to soldiers stationed at Camp Humphreys in Pyeongtaek and Camp Casey in Dongducheon, Gyeonggi Province

Thomas Copeland was brutally assaulted by an intruder who attempted to steal from his shed in his garden in Ayr, Scotland, and now the pensioner is furious with the council

George Russell and Mercedes were immensely quick in Singapore and are hoping to continue that form in the final weeks of the season with upgrades coming to help their cause

Sky broadband went down last night with thousands of frustrated users reporting issues across the UK to Down Detector and on social media - with one fuming 'sort your s*** service out'

Russell Brand has been accused of rape, sexual assault and emotional abuse at the height of his fame in an investigation by The Times and Channel 4's Dispatches – accusations which he vehemently denies

Hull City head coach Liam Rosenior was a major factor in Scott Twine's decision to join the Tigers on loan from Burnley in the summer transfer window, despite rival interest

EE customers beware: the UK telecoms giant BT has announced it will begin shutting down its 3G services from early next year, meaning thousands of people have to upgrade to stay online

The top 10 most valuable Premier League forwards have been revealed, but whilst a number of familiar faces feature, there is no place for Liverpool talisman Mohamed Salah

With celebrity endorsed brands, champagnes and everyday favourites included in the offer it's a great time to stock up your wine rack

Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta will occupy a Champions League dugout for the first time but endured back luck as a player at the Gunners when a nasty clash denied him the chance to feature in a crunch tie

Rishi Sunak's Government had plenty to do before MPs headed off for recess - dumping an avalanche of documents, statements and accounts online

Inflation measures how the price of goods and services has changed over time and at its peak, it reached 11.1% - far from the Bank of England target of 2%

Like many generations of Kings and Queens before him, Prince George could choose to rule under a different regnal name when he accedes to the throne in the years to come

Bayern Munich face Manchester United in their Champions League group stage opener on Wednesday but the German giants will be without boss Thomas Tuchel on the touchline

Even though this brain teaser is designed for children, it doesn't mean all adults will be able to get it straight away, as apparently 'only the sharpest minds' can - so how did you do?

If countries stepped up in effectively managing hypertension, then it could prevent 76 million deaths, 120 million strokes, 79 million heart attacks and 17 million cases of heart failure over the next 27 years