Rosa Silverman

Frozen as toddlers in the minds of the public, the twins have emerged as adults with their own identities, interests and talents

Nearly two million over-50s are on benefits as older generations face the bleakest labour market recruiters have seen in 30 years

Older workers like Bill Howell have found themselves ‘frozen’ out of work and are now reliant on benefits until the state pension kicks in

Alex Langsam’s hotel empire – crowned the worst in the UK – has been attracting the ire of protestors. But the man himself is highly private

In the quiet Cheshire town, devoted followers of Abdullah Hashem claim he can heal the sick and make the moon disappear

The PM insists his new ‘reset’ with the EU is good for the UK’s fishermen. In Grimsby, they argue it could spell the death of their industry

With a shortfall of nearly five billion litres per day predicted by 2050, a new reservoir in Hampshire is but a drop in the ocean

On a dark day in 1985, a violent riot between rival fans saw hundreds injured and a young life lost in football’s ‘Battle of Agincourt’

Road accidents are the top killer of under-29s. Harvey was one of them – now his mother is pushing for change to Britain’s driving laws

Farage’s party is attracting a surprising new ally: women, particularly those aged 45-54, as disillusionment with Labour and Tories grows

Across Britain, an estimated two million grandparents have been denied contact with their grandchildren – we spoke to those fighting back

It is Britain’s most celebrated horse race, watched by millions – but there have been calls for it to be banned on the grounds of cruelty

Due to long NHS diagnosis waiting lists, unproven and potentially dangerous treatments are being peddled to those in need of help

With Brittany and Normandy right under our noses, 2025 could be the year to recreate the holidays of your childhood

Even something as simple as leaving someone out when making cups of tea could land you in hot water

A growing number of young people are diagnosing their parents as ‘narcissists’ – egged on by ill-informed support groups

Britain is leading the charge in ecommerce – but at the expense of the high street

A surge in cases of human metapneumovirus (HMPV) has prompted some alarm and led to fears of a possible new pandemic

Celebrity trainer Matt Roberts thinks we should all be able to play tennis at 80 and walk up hills at 90. Here’s his advice and tips

A surge in cases of human metapneumovirus (HMPV) has prompted some alarm and led to fears of a possible new pandemic