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Dr Gary Jenkins, 54, died 16 days after he was attacked in Cardiff's Bute Park on 20 July 2021.

The school's governing body says teachers were not aware a strip-search was taking place.

Jeremy's autistic daughter, Bethany, was locked in a hospital "cell" for nearly two years.

Kyrell Matthews suffered weeks of abuse before he died, much of it caught on harrowing recordings.

Mr Putin referenced the Harry Potter author during a speech condemning "cancel culture" in the West.

A van was reportedly hijacked and driven to the venue, and a controlled explosion has since been carried out.

Kathleen Collins says people have threatened to tear down her husband's elaborate headstone.

Charities are calling on the government to do more to address the rising cost of living.

Official estimates suggest 473,800 people in Scotland had the virus in the week ending 20 March.

The Old Bailey hears the man accused of killing Sir David Amess told police it was a terrorist attack.

Dawn Sturgess died after being exposed to the Russian nerve agent Novichok in Wiltshire in 2018.

About 4.3 million people - or one in every 16 - are thought to have the virus, compared to 3.3 million the week before.

Sir Philip Pullman says he cannot express personal opinions as president of the Society of Authors.

A group of up to 10 people assaulted the child in the north of the city on Wednesday evening.

A woman had recently travelled to Central Asia where the tick bite viral disease is endemic.

Victim Peter Cordwell fled the scene of the burglary before suffering a fatal heart attack.

Former PM and chancellor Gordon Brown reacts to Rishi Sunak's Spring Statement.

The transport secretary calls for Peter Hebblethwaite's resignation after the no-notice sacking of 800 staff.

Economy minister cites lack of an executive, a budget, and suitable stadiums in letter to ministers.

The transport secretary reacts after Peter Hebblethwaite admits the company broke the law when sacking 800 workers.