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Officer Dianne Ferreira, of St. Cloud, Orlando, was found to have spent hundreds of dollars on personal purchases such as beauty appointments, gas fill-ups, meals and a hotel stay

State education is free but the cost of uniform, learning materials, school trips, packed lunch and transport sets most parents back at least £39.01 per week per secondary school child and £18.69 per primary child

Water scarcity is a growing issue facing the UK and parts of the country have been in drought since last summer, but looking forward more and more parts of England could face severe water stress

Workers' leaders today demand a pay hike for carers in a move aimed at filling the 165,000 vacancies blighting the sector and easing gender and race pay gaps

Westminster Abbey has revealed who the strange, cloaked figure was who made the briefest of cameo appearances at the historic occasion and who caused a sensation on social media

Pop icon Dannii Minogue hopes her dating show I Kissed A Boy will 'spark conversations' as she makes a subtle dig at her own relationship admitting her boyfriend sometimes ghosts her

The talented AC Milan winger's reaction to his team's Champions League disaster against fierce rivals Inter painted quite the picture as Rafael Leao could barely watch

I'm A Celebrity... South Africa viewers claimed a clip for the looming Celebrity Cyclone gave away who was taking part, and therefore who had made the final

The panel of Federal Health Advisers (FDA) voted unanimously in favour of drugmaker Perrigo’s request to sell its once-a-day medication over the counter

Kym Marsh joined a string of celebs as they came out to celebrate unsung heroes at the annual Pride of Manchester Awards as her daughter also took to the stage

Builder Paul Bevan won £120,000 on the National Lottery''s Set for Life draw and now plans on taking a trip to Jamaica and buying tickets to a Liverpool match at Anfield

Nicolo Barella was the engine behind Inter's rampant 2-0 win against rivals AC Milan in their Champions League semi-final first leg, as the Liverpool transfer target came good after praise from Steven Gerrard

Kerry Forrester has written to her MP demanding SATs tests for 10 and 11-year-old children are removed and says the work being done to help youngsters is being destroyed by the "inappropriate" exams

The US PGA Championship will be graced with 18 LIV Golf rebels next week, with the PGA not breaking tradition with inviting players from the top 100 to compete

Manchester United have only won one of their last four Premier League games, losing the most recent two at Brighton and West Ham, while Liverpool are on a six-match winning streak

Beth Bogar was crossing off her bucket list taking photos with elephants at the Mason Elephant Park & Lodge resort when she got too close for comfort

The firm once had assets worth close to £500,000 but it now owes £262,295 to ­creditors, including £254,703 to HMRC, the majority of which is corporation tax

As a result of the bumper spending spree Chelsea have gone on since Todd Boehly and Clearlake Capital bought the club last year, a number of players are set to leave Stamford Bridge this summer including Mateo Kovacic

Two women suffering debilitating symptoms of Long Covid describe their daily struggle with the fallout from the pandemic

Kym Marsh appeared at the Pride of Manchester Awards, in partnership with TSB just days after it emerged she'd split from Scott Ratcliff and she wasn't wearing her ring

Sylvester Stallone's daughters have given a glimpse of what it's like to date as a young woman when your father is known for being a Hollywood tough guy

Foster Moreau has now signed a deal which will see him play for the New Orleans Saints next season - just three months after a physical with the same team showed he had cancer

Real defender Daniel Carvajal claimed the pressure of going for the Treble could prove too much for Man City - but Jack Grealish has hit back at his rival with an emphatic response

The South African star, 32, has been baffled by having to 'chit-chat' with people before launching into the straightforward nitty-gritty of her conversations

Writer put the ratafia on ice, tightened their stays, and heave themselves into Empire-line frocks to find out what it was like to be a wealthy lady in the 18th century