All news by author: Matthew Dresch

Harry and Meghan are known for speaking out against climate change however, their 120-seat plane's 664-mile return journey from Abuja to Lagos in Nigeria pumped out about 12 tonnes in carbon emissions

War veteran Beka Gatserelia was living in a hotel for asylum seekers in Bristol when officials told him to leave for the barge anchored off Portland, Dorset

JUST weeks after giving birth to her 18th child, one woman is already planning for her next in a bid to beat one famous family's record.Patty Hernande

STEPHEN Capper has been haunted by the same nightmare for over 30 years.He relives the traumatising moment he saw his sister, Suzanne, covered in band

MOST of us can only dream of being part of a supercar dynasty like Lamborghini or Ferrari.But life inside these ultra-rich families is far from simple

HE'S had no shortage of partners in business, but when it comes to love, only one has passed the test for Lord Sugar.The Apprentice star, 76, and his

"Some people have ten shots and think they're Arnie," said one security guard when Mirror reporter Matthew Dresch joined police during the madness of 'Black Eye Friday' in Bristol

A dissident in Rwanda who spent eight years in prison for challenging the regime has raised alarm about the money the UK is sending to the country in an attempt to get its migrant deal underway

Jack Johnson, 10, was one of four boys who died in a frozen lake in Solihull last year after feeding the ducks and skimming stones. His dad has now spoken out for the first time

We have found deactivated Skorpion sub-machine guns like the one that killed Elle Edwards on Christmas Eve last year being sold for £350 on a website and £445 on another

A London-based Palestinian university lecturer is begging the UK's diplomats to help secure safe passage for his wife after she was trapped inside Gaza at the beginning of the Israeli assault

To mark the 85th anniversary of the mission to rescue Jewish children from Nazism, one woman saved by the scheme met for an emotional embrace with another family forced to flee to the UK from Ukraine

Ahmed Alnaouq, the founder of a Palestinian youth advocacy group in London, lost his father, brothers, sisters, cousins, nieces and nephews after an airstrike hit their flats

Musheir El-Farra, a civil engineer from Sheffield, grew up in Gaza and was visiting with his son when war broke out, and has lost family in the bombings

Dr Mohamed Altawil said around 100 people were killed when Israel hit his family’s tower block in Nuseirat Camp, including his and his wife Nisreen's relatives

Fans of The King of Rock 'n' Roll can view his iconic white two-piece outfit, American Eagle jumpsuit and Ferrari Dino 308 GT4 among other items at a new exhibition

Sponsored bouts staged by Ultra White Collar Boxing raised £27million for Cancer Research UK - but it faced pressure to distance itself following the deaths of three fighters

The vessel, moored in Dorset, has been empty since the first 39 migrants on board were evacuated over fears of a deadly legionella outbreak, and now legal fight will go to court

Sixty-seven died, including children, in the Kenya shopping mall massacre masterminded by British “White Widow” Samantha Lewthwaite and now a British survivor tells her story for the first time

Iris Jones surprised the nation with details of her romance with a man half her age, but she says he hasn't returned the money she lent him - and wants him kicked out of the country

Beverley Allitt murdered seven-week-old Liam Taylor, 11-year-old Timothy Hardwick, two-month-old Becky Phillips and 15-month-old Claire Peck at Grantham and Kesteven Hospital

David Crampton - whose son Paul was five months old when killer nurse Beverley Allitt attacked him - is urging there to be a “pattern spotting” warning system introduced in hospitals

Sammy Woodhouse believes she is still being punished for what her abuser did to her as a conviction from a brawl she had aged 15 is still on her record

Helen Macdonald's alpaca Geronimo was killed following an order by the Government after testing positive for bovine tuberculosis twice - but the owner claimed the tests were fake

The Langham family, owners of Langham Industries, is now set to profit from an 18-month contract with the Home Office to let the Bibby Stockholm berth at Portland, Dorset