'As long as Dad hides Mum's body, he should not be released'

Linda was in the process of divorcing Cat's father, Glyn Razzell, who was later convicted of her murder and sentenced to life in prison. He has never revealed what happened to Linda and no trace of her has ever been…

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Disabled man 'locked up' in care for nearly nine years

He could not leave Concord Lodge in Bristol unaided, an experience he said left him feeling isolated and "locked up". David, 54, has cerebral palsy, autism, and learning disabilities. He had to be moved from his own flat…

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Peatland fire like 'boiling in the bag' for crews

The blaze at Holme Fen Nature Reserve, near Peterborough, broke out on Saturday, the second fire there in just two weeks. Area commander Wayne Swales said about 50% of the 660-acre (270-hectare) site had been burnt - and…

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Divers discover wreck of warship after 118 years

The long-lost remains of HMS Tiger, which had evaded divers since her disappearance 118 years ago, were discovered off the Isle of Wight. In 1908 the warship was cut clean in two after straying into the path of another…

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I share my flat with a 6ft Terminator and 30 other props

"My landlord used to call me Peter Pan," said 61-year-old Martin James, a former cleaner, farmer and singer who now spends much of his time buying, creating and altering his collectables. He shares his modest-sized flat…

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Weightlifting grandad, 88, becomes Tiktok sensation

Wadge, whose personal best dead-lift is 100kg, is now considering entering a powerlifting competition and exploring a potential Guinness World Record attempt. Wadge said he had always been active and had earned a brown…

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Bringing football club back to life is family affair for former Premier League player

Former Premier League goalkeeper David Stockdale completed a takeover of non-league side Farsley Celtic in December, before liquidating it and establishing FC Farsley in its place. Now he says he has many job titles at…

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Waste pile to cost taxpayers 'hundreds of thousands'

An estimated 5,000 cubic metres of waste was found on council-owned land off the A47 Leicester Road between Hinckley and Earl Shilton, which until recently had been earmarked for a new crematorium . Hinckley and Bosworth…

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Is it time to bring the floral clock back to Inverness Castle?

The 15ft (4.5m) diameter flower bed with the clock mechanism buried beneath it was installed in 1990 for a Beautiful Scotland in Bloom competition . It was removed in 2016 after it stopped working and Highland Council…

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How affordable are Edinburgh's festivals?

The Scottish capital hosts the Fringe, the International Festival and the Military Tattoo alongside film, art and book festivals during August. Complaints about soaring prices in the city are nothing new – but recent…

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