Pet owners are battling huge vet bills because their dogs are routinely getting foxtail seeds lodged in their ears and skin after bounding through overgrown grass

The ousted leader gathered his former colleagues, including Rachel Reeves, at a watering hole in Kentish Town, north London, after making way for Andy Burnham.

The former prime minister on Tuesday slammed Mr Miliband as 'an appalling choice' after Andy Burnham elevated the energy secretary to the great office of state.

Sgt. Angel S. Rampersad, 28, of Ozone Park, was one of three US service members killed when Iranian forces attacked the Muwaffaq Salti Air Base on Friday.

Harper Beckham's beauty brand name has been revealed after her first choice was 'denied trademark in America'. 

The 18-year-old has followed in the footsteps of her three older siblings and filed a petition in Los Angeles County Superior Court requesting that her legal name be changed

Arada is proposing a 1,500-home development called 'Thameside West' in the once-neglected Royal Docks area of east London, as part of a wider project to build 5,000 properties.

Ms Rayner made a stunning return to Cabinet on Monday night when she was appointed to new Prime Minister Andy Burnham's top team.

Spanish World Cup hero Lamine Yamal has mocked Argentina brute Leandro Paredes with a hilarious sign at the celebration parade in Madrid.

Ljubiša Karović, 61, from Serbia, was travelling from Greece to Germany when his head and shoulders were left hanging outside the aircraft while his wife desperately clung to his feet for five minutes.

The 37-year-old city worker was arrested last Sunday, just hours after his toddler fell from the fourth floor of the King Evelthon Beach Hotel and Resort in Chlorakas, near Paphos.

American troops deaths in the war have risen to 18 as nearly 100 US troops have been injured in Iranian strikes on bases across the Middle East over the past two weeks.

Donald Trump is preparing to unleash a fresh wave of tariffs on dozens of countries within days, brushing aside warnings from his own advisers.

Joshua Kerry is accused of entering the former Tory minister and Brexit Party MEP's Dartmoor home through the open front door and murdering her as she ate lunch in her kitchen.

After replacing Sir Keir as Prime Minister on Monday, Mr Burnham wielded the axe as he culled those closest to his predecessor.

The sister of Leandro Paredes shared a bizarre statement about Argentina's claim to the Falklands just hours after the national team lost their World Cup final to Spain on Sunday evening. 

There's a phrase beloved of civil servants tasked with assisting a newly appointed Secretary of State in their first weeks in the job: 'He's/she's drinking from a firehose.'

The Liverpool and Newcastle United legend was diagnosed in January with stomach cancer, a disease that affects 6,800 people in Britain each year and claims 3,600 lives over the same period.

Madeleine McCann's younger brother will represent Scotland in swimming at the upcoming Commonwealth Games.

The Portugal legend liked a post on Instagram where a journalist claimed that FIFA are an 'abject, mafia-like, and shameful organisation'.

Discussing the case in the wake of a review published in February, Smith argued 'there must have been a better way' to deal with the couple than the police's very public pursuit.

Carl McDaniel, 65, spoke out from his hospital bed at Bozeman Health after being attacked by a bison.

Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster is a grand and stately title but the office tends to be whatever the minister makes of it.

Jury selection has begun in the murder trial of Lindsay Clancy, 35, who is accused of ruthlessly killing her three children - Cora, five, Dawson, three, and eight-month-old Callan.

The Woodlander Initiative, led by veteran fascist Simon Birkett, has raised £235,000 of its £1m target towards buying land in every British county.

Yesterday, Andy Burnham was sworn in as Prime Minister. We are yet to hear his full policy proposals, but I'm getting a better sense of what he's about - and only 1 per cent of it is good.

There's a phrase beloved of civil servants tasked with assisting a newly appointed Secretary of State in their first weeks in the job: 'He's/she's drinking from a firehose.'

It comes little more than 10 months after Ms Rayner quit Keir Starmer's administration following her tearful admission she failed to pay correct tax.

Lee Andrews has reportedly been released from jail for the second time after his arrest earlier this month. 

Robbie Williams has poked fun at his World Cup interview after it went viral when fans suspected something white had fallen from his nostrils. 

The President declared Monday that Canada has unfairly discriminated against American autos, alcohol and dairy products.

FIFA will open disciplinary proceedings into the behaviour of Argentina's bitter players after the World Cup final descended into violent scenes at the final whistle of their defeat to Spain on Sunday.

Hopes were raised last night that new Chancellor John Healey will push Britain towards a higher defence spend.

Footage posted on TikTok seemingly showed passengers being told the result of the tie between Argentina and Spain, with many wearing the South American country's football shirts.

The new Prime Minister showed a glint of steel as he sacked Rachel Reeves, David Lammy, Lord Hermer and a string of his predecessor's closest Cabinet supporters within hours of taking office.