Daniel Fessahaye

Alfie Anthony Nicholls, 7, suffered a fatal cardiac arrest in December 2021. He was then found to have had avoidant/restrictive food intake disorder (ARFID). Due to pandemic, he was not weighed by paediatricians throughout 2020-2021

Pilot Officer Russell ‘Rusty’ Waughman died peacefully earlier this weak. According to son Pete, he was surrounded by family at his home in Warwickshire

The annual event, held in Whitby, Yorkshire, takes place on the closest weekend to the Feast St Nicholas, which is December 6, encouraging children to behave before Christmas

The multi-billionaire pays an estimated $25million a year to staff and operate the mega-yacht

Leicestershire Police sold a number of the items on its eBay site last December

The dinner was served on the evening of April 11, 1912, after the liner left Queenstown in Ireland for New York during its maiden journey.

The drama unfolded in Salford, Manchester, shortly before 11 am on Thursday

Geordie Stewart, 34, had his bike stolen outside the Anglesea Arms pub in Hammersmith, west London on Tuesday.

Daniel Allsop, 38, was found at a McDonald’s in Blackpool at around on Monday

Mother who tried to help her murderer son flee to Poland after he killed his 32-year-old partner is jailed for

Lucy Louise was found ‘blue’ and unresponsive by mother Alisha Batty, 21. She was pronounced dead at 9am on Sep 17 in their home in Wolverhampton

The Breakers is a relatively unremarkable two-storey home from the front but it backs directly onto the award-winning Sandbanks Beach in Poole, Dorset.

Oxford Street's famous festive lights are reportedly going to be switched on on Wednesday, November 3 and will run until January 5, 2024 according to PlanTripLondon.

The guitar string was a prize in a competition held by the Beatles Book fan club magazine in February 1966.

The Welsh brewery was found to have breached rules on sensible drinking. It also breached rules on underage consumption

Video showed drivers being forced to stop at Montagu Road, Edmonton in north London as the victim is seen running away.

The pricey paper currency, which is dated July 12, 1900, was originally signed by Horace G. Bowen, the chief cashier at the Bank of England from 1893 to 1902.

Billy Brannigan, 61, who ran the exclusive Cobden Club, allegedly assaulted the woman with then head chef Chris Agathocleous, 55, after she passed out in a seedy hotel room in 1997.

Luke McSweeney, 24, had been driving sister Grace, 18, to celebrate results. Grace’s two school friends, Nicole Murphy and Zoey Coffey, were also killed

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