All news by author: Saskia Rowlands

Bookmakers Coral have slashed the odds that the UK will experience a record-breaking heatwave this summer, driven by climate change, but showers could be on the way next week

The charity Missing People has blasted Amazon because the e-commerce giant is cashing in on the sale of books in which conspiracy theories about Jay Slater are being shared

Rajan Naidu, 73, was arrested after storming the World Heritage site on Thursday and spraying its stones orange - and moaned about how he found being handcuffed by police 'painful'

Shocked by the tragic murder Brianna Ghey, Emma Mills, 43, has mounted a quest to educate parents on how to keep kids away from social media and monitor their behaviour online

Two-year-old Xielo Maruziva, who tragically died after falling into a river during a family outing, has been described by his devastated mum as a 'cheeky, caring and independent little boy'

The Grenfell Tower fire killed 72 people on June 14, 2017, and the anniversary was marked with a silent walk through North Kensington, west London, on Friday evening

David Beckham is paid as a global ambassador role with AliExpress - which is also sponsoring the tournament - but we can reveal the Chinese retail giant is cashing in on fake footie kits

Former Post Office chief lawyer Jane MacLeod, who refused to appear at the Horizon inquiry in person, was handed an industry award in 2019

Ian Flatt formed a close bond with Rob Burrow and has shared how his death a week ago, at the age of 42, is keeping him going in his own fight with Motor neurone disease (MND)

The Princess of Wales apologised to the Irish Guards for missing missing a final rehearsal ahead of Saturday’s Trooping the Colour parade in London

The Conservative Party's levelling-up scheme by for the country promised to see much-needed funds injected into many left behind parts of the country in a bid to transform them

Jason Robert spent six years in prison for raping a woman at a house party but now operates a party bus that caters to hen dos as well as school proms for teens

Mirror reporter Saskia Rowlands went undercover in Ibiza where strict new laws have been introduced prohibiting cheap alcohol sales at night - but the rules have not stopped boozy Brits

Thousands took to Majorca’s streets clutching placards saying “SOS tourism” and “Tourism is eating us”. It came 24 hours after similar scenes in Ibiza, and in Tenerife last month

Mum Joanne McSorley, 50, who survived the terrorist attack at Manchester Arena, was left disabled from injuries sustained in the blast and lives with chronic pain and debilitating depression

The 50-year-old will flog cosmetics under her full name "Kate Moss" in a marketing move that helped fellow style queen Victoria Beckham rake in a fortune

Despite the Government's pledges to make tower blocks safe, Firefighters have received only 21% of external wall maps, which help them scale buildings. Some 641,000 people still live in homes at risk of fire

Just Stop Oil protesters are going on a yoga retreat to help get them in the right state of mind for their "biggest action yet" where they are expected to disrupt airports this summer

We spent 24 hours in the Merseyside borough of Knowsley which is the unhealthiest postcode in the country and has the highest rate of obesity in England

Around 12 murderers, eight rapists and more than 100 guilty of drugs or firearm offences are due to be deported to Albania to serve the remainder of their sentence

A retired 64-year-old man remains stable in hospital after being mauled by a Bull shark that struck in waste-deep water in Tobago

Incidents of women getting attacked at gyms and sports centres is up by 40%. 173 women were harassed, assaulted or stalked at fitness centres last year

A flat in London situated near Harrods and Buckingham Palace and whose previous owners include Kylie Minogue is on the market - but will cost would-be buyers £175m

Amy Winehouse's stained ballet pumps went under the hammer at a Los Angeles auction house after a pal of the late Rehab singer put them up for sale. They sold for more than £3,000

Mark Davies, who doggedly defended the Post Office's bugged software and rubbished evidence of faults, now heads communications at the Refugee Council