All news by author: Olivier Vergnault

St Paul's Jubilee Memorial Church, in Penzance, Cornwall, was put on the market by the now King when he was Prince Charles’ Duchy of Cornwall and sold at auction

Michael Rowe, 36, killed 61-year-old Bernadette Rosario - known as Bernie - in her house in the village of Penwithick, outside St Austell, Cornwall, during a drug-fuelled attack

Start-up cattle farmer Rebecca Shortt lost her case against multi-millionaire Joseph Corré after being taken to a small claims court over unpaid rent and damage to a farm which he owns in Cornwall

The owners of East Hillerton House in Spreyton, Devon, have defended their actions after becoming the centre of a social media storm when they turned away murdered Elle Edwards' dad Tim

A dog walker snapped the Mercedes SUV stranded on Towan Beach in Newquay, Cornwall, after the hapless driver got stuck in deep wet sand and the picture has been widely shared online

A ghost of a young woman called Betsey is said to roam a Cornish village with flowers mysteriously appearing on her gravestone each year on the anniversary of her death

Isabelle Stephens died almost immediately after being born at the Royal Cornwall Hospital, with an inquest into her death hearing how midwives were being pulled from room to room dealing with several mums at once

Retired garage owner Christine Pollard decided to go to Portreath to meet up with a friend for ice cream and take a stroll on the beach. She says she is not paying the extortionate amount

TripAdvisor reviews slate several beauty spots and tourist attractions, notably Porthminster Beach in St Ives, Cornwall, which was branded "hideous" by one unimpressed guest

Paul Spooner and his wife Christine travelled down from their home in Lincolnshire to Sennen Cove in West Cornwall for a family reunion before he was stung by the parking fine

Robert Minshull, a senior sailor and Afghan veteran, took his own life after suffering severe stress after losing their home - he and his wife complained the fence wasn't high enough to give their two daughters privacy if they played in the garden

Suzanne Dellamuro was taking a stroll with her dog along a beach in Cornwall when she encountered a clump of white-coloured roots that look like puffed-up deformed beans