Dramatic rise in suicide rates among girls aged 10 to 14
Since 2007 the number of females taking their own lives has disproportionately soared, according to a new study
Diver spots seahorse so rare that wildlife licence is required to even seek it out
Steve Trewhella has spent 10 years studying the endangered species of seahorse
Teenage girl and woman squirted with sulphuric acid by white van man in road rage attack in London
The woman, 63, and the 13-year-old passenger were driving down a south London residential street lined with parked cars when the white van drove towards them
Dad almost lost the use of his legs after he contracted E.coli on ‘holiday from hell’
Charles Jackson, 66, is learning to walk again after falling seriously ill during a coach tour in Cyprus at the start of December last year
Thousands of train enthusiasts line route to bid farewell to InterCity 125
Large crowds gathered to watch the train make its last timetabled journey from London Paddington to Exeter St Davids on Saturday
Driverless cars could cut traffic jams and improve the flow of traffic by a third
Manufacturers across the globe are racing to develop autonomous cars but it could all end in gridlock if they do not communicate with other makes
Mug shot shows battered face of knifeman who was bravely tackled by residents
Michael Wint, 46, got more than he bargained for after being detained by courageous residents as he wielded an eight-inch knife
Gang jailed for processing almost a TON of drugs worth £35m from quiet suburban home
Four men were sentenced at Derby Crown Court this week for conspiracy to supply cocaine
Ex-soldier who sued MOD after contracting Q Fever in Afghanistan to appeal court’s decision
Former soldier, Wayne Bass, who sued the MOD after contracting Q Fever in Afghanistan is to appeal the court’s decision.