Tourists swarmed on to Saltburn-by-Sea's pier yesterday, guzzling fish, chips and Mr Whippy ice-creams, but a few hundred yards inland, another great Victorian landmark was eerily quiet.

Sonia Exelby, a 32-year-old music tutor from Portsmouth, was found dead in Florida last year, allegedly murdered by a sadist who worshipped an Egyptian god of death.

There have been plenty of smiles at BBC Breakfast recently, mainly on the faces of the programme's editor Richard Frediani and his 'boys' club' - since they learned that Naga Munchetty was leaving.

US forces intercepted a surprise ballistic missile attack from the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps as tensions continued to escalate between America and Iran.

For more than two years, Cameron and Sue Evans carved out an idyllic life as expat retirees in the tiny rural hamlet of Fuente del Albarico, 230 miles east of Malaga in southern Spain.

What happened when Green Party leader Zack Polanski shared a post on Monday that showed a guillotine, along with the disgusting phrase: 'We're only making plans for Nigel'? Nothing.

Mr Polanski, 43, said he made an 'inadvertent mistake' but will not apologise for the post, which he shared to his 713,000 followers on Instagram on Monday.

The incident is said to have happened to two girls, both in their late teens, in an alleyway between Edward Street and Topping Street on July 25, 2026.

Hau-Yu Tam, cabinet member at Lewisham Council, shared a map on her social media accounts showing the precise location of a Met Police van using facial recognition technology.

The experienced broadcaster, 51, is leaving BBC Breakfast in December and will front the 5 Live Breakfast show, taking over from Rachel Burden and Rick Edwards in January 2027.

In a bid to remove a disincentive to work in the welfare system, the Government has announced a new handout targeted at families on Universal Credit.

The creperie, which has been hailed 'the no.1 Creperie in Europe' and a 'local landmark', has welcomed legions of celebrity customers since opening in1977.

People stood on the pavements of the actress's home village of Milford, in Surrey, as her coffin was walked through the streets.

Bournemouth's goats, which have their own landmark as a 'tourist attraction' on Google Maps, have been a regular sight on Bournemouth's East Cliff since a herd was introduced in 2019.

A village cricket scandal has gone viral after an amateur fielder was accused of tricking umpires by clicking his fingers to imitate the noise of an edge off the bat.

Adam Juniper, a managing editor from London, weighed over 19st 6lbs (over 123 kgs) at his heaviest due to a sedentary lifestyle and poor eating habits.

James Desborough, 40, was responsible for 'three explosions of fatal violence in less than six months' when he targeted two men he met at a homeless shelter, followed by his prison cellmate.

Beth Hackman has flogged over 600 items on the second-hand app - from gym wear to her brother's prom suit and even a pair of Alexander McQueen trainers.

Rose House has 20 rooms exclusively for male students, with alcohol banned and only halal food permitted on site.

Charlie the cockapoo was pictured being winched to safety by coastguards following the drama at Sandy Bay on the South Devon coast on Monday.

Chris Watts' mistress breaks her silence to reveal every horrifying detail about their secret affair in an extraordinary interview with the Daily Mail.

This is the moment firefighters battle to stop a large field blaze from ripping into homes, as fire chiefs warn the weeks of hot, dry conditions have turned Britain into a tinderbox.

Footage showed security guards unsuccessfully attempting to pull the pair away from the painting as they unveiled the picture of the Palestinian mother.

Chris Philp said the incident appeared to have been an attempt by the French Navy to 'intimidate' him during a fact-finding mission.

The Conservative leader said that victims had to endure life sentences while perpetrators were let out early.

Today, the cereals on our supermarket shelves have become a new nutrition villain, with diet gurus and weight loss experts urging Britons to avoid the 'sugar filled' products.

The comedian-turned-ornithologist, pictured in his Hampstead garden, died aged 85 yesterday, but he had long planned his own funeral.

Pat McFadden, the Work and Pensions Secretary, said there was a 'duty' on all politicians 'to be careful' about what they post or share on social media.

Locals in Diss, Norfolk, say the increasing number of homes is changing the atmosphere in the area for the worse, while the town council has warned it is 'stifling economic progress'.

In a break with Tony Blair, the new Prime Minister will say on Tuesday that society should 'value the hard hat as much as the graduation cap'.

In the summer of 1986, London was riding the crest of a boom. Power dressing was in, wine bars were packed and house prices had risen by almost 20 per cent in a year.

Prime Minister Andy Burnham has long favoured a 10 per cent levy on all inheritances and yesterday said he wants cross-party agreement on resolving the care crisis.

Across most of the Muslim world, being gay is not exactly a picnic. In Afghanistan, the Taliban imposes the death penalty on anyone convicted of same-sex relations, including public stonings.

The Daily Mail - one of first media outlets to be allowed access to the frontline of the rampaging fire - saw first hand the enormous destruction it has wrought.

The Islamic Centre of England in Maida Vale appears on a Home Office list of organisations with approval to sponsor skilled worker visas.