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Gwent Police said that the dog had been "humanely destroyed" by a veterinary surgeon

A huge number of flights have been hit by jamming in the last few months, with issues thought to be linked to the Kremlin

The Princess of Wales announced to the world yesterday that she is on the path to recovery following a shock diagnosis earlier this year, just weeks after King Charles was diagnosed with cancer

Kate is said to have been surrounded by a support network and in the weeks since the royal first went into hospital her mother, Carole Middleton, is understood to have been a great help

Simmone, a recruitment consultant, had to have a hysterectomy last year due to severe endometriosis and adenomyosis. This put her straight into surgical menopause

The missing pensioner, 77, was marooned on the giant slab of ice on the giant Yenisei River in Siberia. He was last seen floating downstream after the ice became detached from the riverbank

Ren Rongrong from Shijiazhuang in China, passed away five days after first developing a cold, when the illness turned into pneumonia

Police have launched an urgent appeal for witnesses after the incident at Oxford Circus Underground Station on Saturday saw a man pushed onto tracks

Wendy Douglas was left with a fractured eye socket, broken collar bone and broken ribs when she was attacked by Brian Saunders at her home in a dispute over a fence and an ivy bush

As the Sahara dust moves northwards and approaches the UK, it will cause beautiful sunrises and sunsets, forecasters say. It is expected the new plume will be enveloped by rainfall after being transported thousands of miles by high winds

Tony Frater, 69, from Staplehurst, Kent, said there were strange signs to suggest he and his wife, Sharon, would land a huge lottery win in the days leading up to the windfall

A family-of-four were found dead inside the property in Costessey, near Norwich, on Friday morning, police had previously confirmed

Ariel, who was discovered outside a branch of B&M in Pembrokeshire in September, was able to have the life-changing operation after £15,000 was raised by strangers

Steve Hobbs was out walking his two cherished chihuahuas when they were set upon by two greyhounds in Burbages Lane, Longford

A yellow warning is in place for snow and ice across Scotland, much of northern England and parts of north Wales until midnight on Tuesday, as well as for Northern Ireland until 11am

Given the name Eris by experts, the variant of the widespread Omicron strain has seen a huge surge in cases, with one in seven infected now believed to have caught it

The volunteers will temporarily relocate to the Calf of Man, to conduct the yearly seal survey for nine weeks to get a better understanding of the seal population

The Met Office has said many will see sun from Wednesday, with Thursday predicted to edge closer to temperatures approaching 30C in the southeast

Volodymyr Zelensky spoke out after the strike on the Kupiansk community in the Kharkiv region on Saturday night. Rescuers are still trying to tackle the blaze after the strike

Hannah Ingram-Moore and her husband Colin applied in 2021 for permission to build a Captain Tom Foundation Building in the grounds of their home in Marston Moretaine, Bedfordshire

The 29-year-old pop star said he hit rock bottom and began lashing out at people in his life while attempting to navigate his way through life after One Direction

The warning comes after showers and storms swept much of the country, pushing northwards across the UK despite earlier predictions that temperatures could reach as high as 33C in some places

Peppie Scobbie who lives in Larkhall, said she did not “feel right” while holidaying in Portugal – after which she returned home and noticed her finger had gone green and was “swollen” and “throbbing”

Paul Coote, 47, spent six and a half weeks in intensive care after suffering 85 per cent burns when the blast ripped through the hotel, causing more than £600,000 damage

The coins - including a William III crown dating back to 1696 - were kept in the bottom of a wardrobe and also inside a locked desk drawer in their home