Visitors return to Yorkshire Wildlife Park six days after man killed by tiger Visitors have returned to a wildlife park nearly a week after a young man was mauled to death by one of its tigers. William Chapman, 24, died at Yorkshire Wildlife Park (YWP) in Doncaster on Saturday after scaling two fences at the
Father should never have gone to court over death of son in Cyprus, says lawyer The case of a British man who admitted recklessly causing the death of his son after the boy fell nearly 40ft from the fourth floor window of a hotel in Cyprus should have “never gone to court”, his lawyer has
Equalities watchdog writes to Green Party to probe impact of Zionism policy Britain’s equalities watchdog has written to the Green Party about its “Zionism is racism” policy, in a bid to assess its impact. The Equality and Human Rights Commission (EHRC) said it recognised “many Jewish people will be feeling vulnerable following the party’s motion”,
Murdered Celebrity Traitors contestant happy to leave: ‘I missed the kids’ Rob Beckett has said he was “happy” to be murdered on the Celebrity Traitors as he felt he had “done almost all of it”. The 40-year-old comedian met his fate during Thursday’s episode of the BBC show when traitors Maya Jama, James Acaster and
Three children and a teacher killed in US school shooting, police say A 16-year-old opened fire at an elementary school in Bend, Oregon on Thursday, killing three children and a teacher before he was shot by a person at the scene who pursued him into the school, authorities said. Authorities found the suspect dead inside
Marco Rose privileged to lead Bournemouth to victory in first home European tie Marco Rose said it was a “privilege” to lead Bournemouth to victory in their first-ever home match in Europe after Sturm Graz were beaten 3-0 at the Vitality Stadium. It maintained the team’s perfect start to their Europa League campaign on an
Parts of England in severe drought as water supplies ‘under immense pressure’ Severe drought has been declared in parts of England, amid concerns over dwindling reservoirs as extremely dry conditions continue. The South East and South West have experienced their driest April to September for more than a century, affecting reservoirs in those areas, officials
Meghan reunited with Grenfell ‘ladies’ on first engagement since return to UK The Duke and Duchess of Sussex had an emotional reunion with their Grenfell “ladies” as they staged their first joint engagement since returning to the UK. Meghan and Harry kissed, hugged and held hands with the four women featured in a cookbook championed
Plans aim to help people with terminal illness unlock private pension Moves to make it easier for people with a terminal illness to access their private pension savings have been outlined by the Government. Moves to make it easier for people with a terminal illness to access their private pension savings have been outlined by
TUC calls for action to tackle ‘spiralling’ household bills Unions are calling for urgent action to tackle the ongoing cost-of-living crisis amid “spiralling” household bills. Unions are calling for urgent action to tackle the ongoing cost-of-living crisis amid “spiralling” household bills. The TUC said its research showed that families are paying almost £3,000 extra in