Paul Wright

Fears grow for whereabouts of teenage 'jihadi brides' Kadiza Sultana, Shamima Begum, and Amira Abase.

Channel 4 film to show life of jihadist before travelling to Syria.

A man in his twenties was found with stab wounds on 19 January.

Charges relate to three victims who were aged between 14 and 16 at the time of the abuse.

Justice Secretary Michael Gove calls for 'urgent' crackdown against contraband in UK prisons.

Man had been drinking with his friends before leaping into a river.

A year 8 class watched on as the Spanish educator watched adult videos for nearly an hour.

Light festival is expected to see travel congestion across central London.

Waves pounded the mid-Atlantic islands but damage was less severe than feared.

Sally Bourne Interiors says it has sold out of the wood and has released a 'how to' guide on its website.

Thieves stole historic heirlooms and diamonds worth almost £7,000 in overnight break-in.

Solidarity of Gaza doctors comes as talks resume over junior doctors' contract row.

The one-handed 42-year-old was discovered by police smoking a cigar next to a burning car.

Ex-British soldier was said to be in tears after a court ruled he would face just a €1,000 fine.

Lawrie says he acted in a 'moment of madness' and out of compassion.

Publisher has been forced to increase print run of German dictator's anti-Semitic manifesto.

South Hampstead teenager had been sexually assaulted and strangled when her parents found her body.

Animal welfare activists hail policy announcement, saying end to ivory trade 'may be in sight'.

Authorities are warning winter holidaymakers the risks of even 'spontaneous' avalanches remains 'high'.

The toddler told an officer she was going to nursery on her own because she could not wake her mum up.

Velform Miniwaist promotion 'encouraged unhealthy body perceptions' among women, ASA found.

The men will be interviewed by detectives later on 13 January.

Protests call for closure of Guantanamo Bay as 107 detainees remain in camp.

Figures come as police forces continue to launch weapon amnesties across the UK.

Seven G4S staff suspended as another scandal hits the world's largest security contractor.

Paul Weston gives himself six months to create mass anti-immigration movement in the UK.

Lawsuit fought to make Naruto the macaque the legal owner of photograph selfies.

Black woman was found dead in her cell three days after being arrested for a traffic violation.

Former leader of the English Defence League has branded police action 'state persecution'.