All news by author: Joseph Gamp

It was the largest ever gathering for nature and climate in the UK as more than 350 charities, businesses and direct action groups took part in the Restore Nature Now march on Saturday

Car insurance policies require your primary residence information, to accurately assess risk and determine cover specifics - including factors like crime rates, accident risk and the likelihood of environmental damage

The bodies of several victims were buried in 'plague pits' near to where they had died, on Midsummer Common in Cambridge and some were buried on neighbouring Jesus Green

A new study from private plate supplier Regtransfers has revealed that the majority of British motorists may be unaware of the repercussions of a friendly gesture when on the road

With glistening white sands and crystal clear blue sea, these beautiful islands are perfect for wildlife fans - and it's only one hour away from the south-west of mainland England by plane

It has been nearly three decades since the UK saw a grim outbreak of E.coli in November 1996, where meat poisoned with the bug claimed 21 lives in Lanarkshire, Scotland and left hundreds more ill

The winning EuroMillions numbers have been announced and a lucky Brit could bag £123million this evening. So if you bought a ticket, it is now time to check your numbers

The populist Prime Minister was in the town of Handlova - 112 miles north of Bratislava - and had left a Government meeting when he was shot at least four times outside the House of Culture

The world’s first-ever hydrogen-powered superyacht has hit the waves and will cruise between harbours and anchorages to operate as a hotel - but it cannot carry enough liquid hydrogen to power an entire crossing

Disabled grandfather Daniel Millar won the jackpot in September 2017 but said the win turned into a nightmare after his benefits were stopped as he "didn't know" he had to declare the winnings

The lone T34 tank, used prominently during the Second World War, was the only armoured vehicle present - a far cry from the delayed 2020 parade where more than 20 tanks rolled through Red Square

Pride of Britain winner Tony, 9, was "hugely excited" when his invitation to the Buckingham Palace party came after he was awarded the British Empire Medal (BEM) for services to the prevention of child abuse

Terrifying images show the aftermath of a Boeing 737 plane carrying 78 people skidded off the runway after its wing burst into flames at Blaise Diagne International Airport in Senegal

The man, 76, who has not been named, was visiting Kalymnos, one of Greece's Dodecanese Islands that is situated next to the Turkish mainland, when the incident occurred on Tuesday

Holly LeGresley, 37, from Kidderminster, and Adriana Orme, 55, of Upton-upon Severn, are accused of publishing an obscene article and causing unnecessary suffering to a protected animal

Donald Gollan, 35, was caught on a neighbour's CCTV hurling 12-year-old chihuahua Archie from the first floor of girlfriend Laura Park's home in March 2022

The global number of mosquito-borne dengue cases alone has increased eight-fold in the last two decades, rising from 500,000 in 2000 to more than five million recorded instances in 2019

Could you be the lucky winner in tonight's Set For Life draw? The winner will take home £10,000-a-month for the next 30 years, which is the equivalent of £3.6million

Truong My Lan, chair of major developer Van Thinh Phat, was accused of stealing cash from Saigon Commercial Bank (SCB) over a decade and has been sentenced to death

The Lotto numbers have been drawn, with one lucky Brit potentially about to win a life-changing sum of money with a weekend jackpot of £7.5million. Check your numbers now

The small village of Arisag in the Scottish Highlands is home to just 300 people and the nearest town, Mallaig, is 10 miles away - with a slightly larger population of 680

Charlie Saywell, described by friends as a 'true role model', was discovered in the River Medway in Chatham, Kent, at around 10:50am on Tuesday, March 5, when a worker noticed his body covered in mud

Scott Taylor, 51, worked in security for 30 years and has an eye for spotting porkies after training in 'facial micro-expressions, deception detection, influential behaviours, and word analysis'

An international research team at the All Sky Astrophysics in 3 Dimensions (ASTRO 3D) centre used three telescopes to look at 91 pairs of twin star - and found some showed evidence of 'eating' planets

The festival - which sees people throw colourful powder over each other - signifies the victory of good over evil, spring's arrival and, for many, a day to repair broken relationships