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Chris Spindler, from Somerset, said gambling isolated him and put him £25,000 in debt, aged 23.

RSPCA bosses are treating the discovery as suspicious and appealing for information.

Alex Reid was wrongly advised on early vaccination due to a clinical mistake 17 years earlier.

The RSPCA says it wants to help residents protect more foxes this year.

The former West Midlands mayor is considering his next career move is after his election defeat.

Georgia Edwards found she had a melanoma after using sunbeds four times a week as a teenager.

Georgia Edwards found she had a melanoma after using sunbeds four times a week as a teenager.

The foundation offers football kits, boots, and equipment to help young people from poorer households.

Review reveals vow from agencies to learn from the case of vulnerable Norfolk woman Diane Douglas.

Experts are attempting to translate the Ogham script, which could date back as far as the 4th Century.

Founded in 1924, the homing society has been sending off and welcoming home pigeons for 100 years.

Rosa Perestrelo breathed in irritants in her work picking flowers and vegetables, an inquest hears.

Rosa Perestrelo breathed in irritants in her work picking flowers and vegetables, an inquest hears.

Most of the King Charles III England Coast Path is expected to open by the end of 2024.

Most of the King Charles III England Coast Path is expected to open by the end of 2024.

One victim says £20,000 of gold was taken from her home after she was woken by two men in her room.

Henry De Los Rios Polania tells the BBC about the moment he fought to protect his family from a sword attacker.

Kate Roughley said she had thought about Genevieve Meehan "every day".

Royal Family posts response after 'devastated' Kent boy misses a garden party due to traffic.

Three men have been arrested in Bolton and Wigan in connection with terrorism offences.