Winner of the 2021 Amazon Publishing New Voices Award with my debut novel The Black Pool. Also @[email protected]
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Local resident Davey Holland, pictured, who witnessed the aftermath of the attack in Dagenham yesterday afternoon described events as like 'something from a horror movie'.
Local resident Davey Holland, pictured, who witnessed the aftermath of the attack in Dagenham yesterday afternoon described events as like 'something from a horror movie'.
The tree was sown by Mary Ann Brailsford in the garden of her parents' home in Church Street, Southwell, Nottinghamshire, between 1809 and 1815
Local authorities enforcing low emissions zones scanned almost 45 number plates every second, new research has found. In total 1.4bn vehicles were automatically inspected.
Of 200 countries studied by experts by the World Health Organization, in the period between 1990 and 2022 - the most recent global figures available - only France showed a reduction in waistline.
By: Oliver Price, Darren Boyle, Sam Barker
By OLIVER PRICE, DATA JOURNALIST and SAM BARKER and DARREN BOYLE Updated: Britain's uninsured driver hotspots are today exposed by an interactive map.
MPs tonight voted for the Assisted Dying Bill amid tense scenes in the House of Commons by a margin 55 votes. During the nearly five-hour debate, parliamentarians discussed the measure.
Local authorities in some areas of Britain have not inspected half of food outlets in some districts, MailOnline analysis has shown. Across the country almost 50,000 venues have not been inspected.
Every six minutes, a mobile phone is stolen in the UK. Many of these devices, which can cost up to £1,600, can be tracked by their owners using GPS technology.
Although some pubs now charge an eye-watering £8 for a pint, analysis shows the average Brit can still afford to buy four lagers from an hours' work.
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