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Jo Turner and her husband Craig look forward to spending the holiday season with her three children in Waltham.

Sergeant Aaron Thompson of the Utah Sheriff's Office jumped into the freezing water to save the boy who had fallen through the ice.

Paul and Jasmine Rozier had filed a missing report when their boy had disappeared on Sunday evening (24 December).

2017 has been a tough year by anyone's standards - but these news stories prove that there is always a reason to cling on to hope

The couple was forced to deliver their baby girl, Poppy, who was born healthy, weighing six pounds and eight ounces, and measuring 20.5 inches.

"I have never been that scared in my life. We jumped in the car, drove really fast. It was following us," he said while recalling the event.

Arthur Rathburn, the man behind the operation, pleaded not guilty to defrauding customers by sending them diseased body parts.

Ronnie Lynn Gipson confessed to the crimes while chatting with the victim on Facebook before telling her to "get over it".

Newly released documents show how Prince Philip had opposed the nuclear arms race during the Cold War.

Retailers have reportedly complained that the £200 threshold to probe thefts has prompted a rise in shoplifting from organised crime groups.

A North Korean soldier who defected is said to have anthrax antibodies in his system, raising fears in Seoul over its weapons capabilities.

A new Isis propaganda video calls on lone wolves to launch attacks on revellers celebrating Christmas and New Year's Eve in the West.

British universities have been warned they could be fined if they restrict free speech on campus, but campaigners say that it banning speakers is the fault of student unions.

London's Oxford Street was the scene of chaos after a smashed window appeared to prompt a stampede of Boxing Day shoppers.

Hamilton posted a video on Instagram where he says to his followers: "I'm so sad right now. Look at my nephew." He then points the camera at the child.

The 69-year-old victim had walked into Lloyds Bank in Ilford to withdraw £1,000 cash from her account before she got into a lift, where she was pick-pocketed.

Christmas celebrations in the UK have been marred by tragic deaths, road incidents and violent robberies.

The officer was responding to an incident when his car collided with another vehicle driving in the opposite direction on the A57 in Sheffield.

Laura Plummer, 33, travelled to Egypt with nearly 300 tablets of Tramadol, as well as some Naproxen, which she claimed were for her sick partner.

Tarek Hawchieh confessed to murdering Rebecca Dykes while she was returning home from a party, and then dumping her body at the side of the road.

The government has promised to find all the missing people amid concerns that the victims could be subjected to enforced detentions.

The suspect started acting as a mute to throw the police off his trail after he allegedly killed his wife's uncle over a financial dispute.

The six heroes, who starred in photographer Josh Rossi's Justice League-special shoot, have all been dealing with different medical conditions.

After hitting Taranjit Parmar's jeep, Daniel Coppolo fled through a parking lot "in an extremely reckless manner while the girl was holding onto the car".

Two years after being detained, Wu Gan was found guilty of subverting state power, spreading false information and insulting people online.

Shocked by the massive amount, Horomanski reached out to her son about the billion-dollar utility bill, who took the matter up with the electricity providers.

Sarah L Myer, 41, admitted to having sexual relations with the boy between November 2016 and April 2017.

Steven Seiler, 60, told police he never bothered to check on his wife despite the foul smell in the apartment.

Argentina's navy called off the search for the ARA San Juan 15 days after the submarine went missing with 44 crew members on board.