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Paranormal experts Tony Ferguson and his wife Bev visited the historic Bodmin Jail in Cornwall, which is when they noticed something "real haunting" in the corridors.

A new YouGov poll found that golf is the most boring sport to watch, followed by American football and cricket.

Figures obtained by Labour MP Jim McMahon show 12% of total calls in 12 months to October last year were abandoned.

Department of Health (DoH) staff have taken twice as many sick days as the national average, according to new figures.

Police seek road-rage driver accused of blocking ambulance on way to emergency call in south-west London.

The transport secretary was airing his thoughts on the state of the cabinet reshuffle as well as train strikes.

Chancellor and Brexit secretary hope to secure a bespoke trade deal with the European Union that will include financial services.

Yaseen Killick spent three weeks in prison for venting frustration in message after a second-hand car broke down in Dubai.

David Jennison, a lorry driver, was "kind and attentive" in the initial days according to Suzanne Hill's. But she later came to know about his violent history.

Richard Hignett, 32, of Wootton, Bedfordshire, admitted administering drugs to enable the murder of his parents. He has been sentenced to an indefinate hospital order.

Eurosceptic MPs have criticised Theresa May for not appointing a 'no-deal' Brexit minister as promised in her Cabinet reshuffle.

Police have launched a murder inquiry and started digging up a suburban garden after a 63-year-old woman told police she had killed her father 'a number of years ago'.

British Transport Police are appealing for information after a man and his teenage son, dressed in a penguin costume, were assaulted on a train out of London on 21 December.

Friends of the Earth complained to the UN that the EU withdrawal bill, designed to create a smooth Brexit, may have breached international environmental law.

EU officials have washed away concerns raised by Brexit secretary David Davis, insisting they are right to prepare for a no-deal.

A police officer who was once hailed a hero has been sacked for sharing racist posts on Facebook, including one calling travellers "f***** scumbags".

Cheryl and Robert Prudham took nine of her kids on an 14-day trip to Menorca worth over £7,000 back in 2014.

A policy is judged, not according to its utility, its internal consistency or its practical impact, but by how closely it accords with tribal values.

An angry wife confronts her 'cheating' husband after driving more than 150 miles to find him booked into a hotel with another woman.

Millennials are excited about the new 26-30 railcard announced in the Autumn Budget, but are getting impatient. The Treasury insists a spring rollout is still on the cards.

Nine men in Sheffield and Cleveland arrested in morning raids during investigation into claims multiple women trafficked and raped.

UK rail company Virgin Trains has decided not to stock the Daily Mail on its trains due to employees' concerns over its editorial position on various issues including immigration.

Suzy Cairns pleaded guilty to possessing bestiality porn, which she made with her pet Labrador, and also child porn, which she did not feature in.

Ashley Foster accused of murdering 17-year-old Megan Bills before hiding her clingfilm-wrapped body in a wardrobe.

Clean-up operations are taking place in many of Britain's beaches as debris and rubbish continues to be washed up in the wake of Storm Eleanor.

Gay man Gordon Maxwell required surgery after he was violently attacked for wearing a white dress in Tower Hamlets, London. Metropolitan police release CCTV in witness appeal.

"We started to go down the long escalator and just a few moments later I heard a really loud distressed high pitched scream," she wrote.

Following fears over "Aussie Flu", concerns have been raised over a new virus that could spread across the UK.

Many called for the right-wing journalist turned educationalist to be sacked over sexists tweets, and remarks about working-class students.