Chris Brooke is a journalist based in the United Kingdom, with a focus on national news. He writes for publications such as Perth Now and MailOnline, and his work has also appeared in Cigalah Group and The West Australian. Chris covers a range of topics including crime, human interest stories, politics, and sports.
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Dan Graham (pictured), 38, has been charged with criminal damage to the iconic tree and Hadrian's Wall in an incident last September.
The move by North Yorkshire Council is being made to avoid problems with computer systems. All new street signs will be produced without the punctuation mark.
Emma Buckley, a 36-year-old care supervisor from Castleford in West Yorkshire, publicly branded Sarah Kidger, 34, a 'home wrecker', a 'psycho' and a 'slag'.
Maya Chappell, two, was subjected to frequent assaults and ultimately shaken to death by her mother's new boyfriend Michael Daymond, while he was angry over losing benefits.
PC Sharon Beshenivsky's killer has been jailed for 40 years today after going on the run for 15 years to Pakistan following the unarmed officer's murder.
Piran Ditta Khan, 75, was given a mandatory life sentence with a minimum term of 40 years today for murder after PC Beshenivsky was gunned down during a robbery in Bradford in 2005.
Hundreds of 'terrible' TripAdvisor reviews have exposed how a real-life Basil Fawlty was lying about his 'four-star' luxury guest house.
The problem family had been involved with the authorities for several years amid concerns about 'domestic abuse', the father's cannabis use and 'appalling home conditions.'
The arrival of Taylor Swift's concert tour to the UK is not only sending her legions of 'Swifties' into a state of frenzied excitement, it's also very good news for the country's coffers as well.
Huddersfield residents including Terry Binns (pictured), 69, are demanding £10,000 for losing use of their gardens. Locals will see a chunk of their space cut away completely.
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