Paul Wright

At least a dozen pets are said to have returned home with fur shaved off.

Horrific crash which saw two women lose legs will see owners prosecuted.

Campaigning in Luton has seen clashes with anti-fascist campaigners.

Dwain Osborne was also charged with theft of a police uniform and intent to supply cocaine.

Delays are reported between Stratford and Green Park.

Migrant Offshore Aid Station (MOAS) will undertake a month-long mission in the Andaman Sea.

Campaigners call for end to private running of young offenders' institutes.

The gang was described as behaving like a 'pack of animals' by victims.

Polls predict ruling coalition of Fine Gael and Labour will lose its majority share.

Cause of crash that killed four band members and their manager is still unknown.

Gang of four manage to con clergymen out of money as 'revenge' for child abuse.

Investigation finds Organyc products contained traces of potentially toxic glyphosate.

Phil Saviano says the Church 'devalues' child victims and the abuse they've suffered.

Community leaders condemn plan for 'fascist' rally.

Court hears campaign of abuse that lasted 14 years in the first major conviction since 2014 Jay report.

Event hosting French ambassador for international investment was disrupted by the incident.

Daylight robbery saw guard punched in the face by robbery suspect.

Zahera Tariq, 33, was arrested at Luton airport with her 4 children after trying to travel to Syria.

Video captures moment power station explodes, one person is currently confirmed dead.

Jon Murton, 35, who targeted two pensioners during his burglary spree, handed himself in to police.

Mayor Boris Johnson says £14.8bn line will 'provide a lasting tribute to our longest serving monarch'.

Thousands complained about 'offensive' adverts on UK television last year.

Royal College of Psychiatry to establish implications of Prevent on doctor-patient relationship.

Labour MEP calls for 'deplorable' Return of Kings supporters to be given EU-wide visa bans.

First new standalone national newspaper in UK for 30 years is to attempt to lure readers back to print.

Calvin Coolidge became the first and only sitting US President to set foot on Cuban soil in 1928.

Ofsted report finds Beis Aharon School did not promote British values.

Inspectors discover appalling conditions inside prison rife with alcohol and drugs.

Demonstrations in January erupted in violence with 20 people already arrested.