Mario Ledwith

Forty years after a bomb meant to assassinate Margaret Thatcher killed Sir Anthony Berry and four others, the late Tory MP’s daughter tells a remarkable story of reconciliation

Virginia McCullough’s sentencing hearing is told that she frittered away her mother and father’s pensions and used credit cards in their names after she hid their bodies in a cupboard and a ‘homemade tomb’

Natasha Johnston was mauled to death while walking eight dogs. Now a report to prevent future tragedies will be submitted to the home secretary

An inquest into the death of Natasha Johnston, who was fatally bitten last year, has prompted restrictions — but critics say they threaten livelihoods and fail to address the risks

Four serving and three former officers face disciplinary charges over claims that they looked at confidential information about the murder victim

The theory that humour and fear are closely connected in the brain has been investigated by academics

Samantha-Jane Ramsay, who worked at Harrods, reported the owner to the police in 1995, but was told she would be added to ‘a pile of other female names’

The retailer withdrew the posters advertising the underwear from stores and apologised, but gender-critical campaigners say M&S is pandering to the trans lobby

The Italian authorities have reopened the investigation into the alleged murder of the British socialite Jeannette May, whose decomposed remains were found in 1982

Warning follows inquest for Alexander Rogers, 20, who was ostracised by peers