Coleen Rooney unveils lavish festive decor with gold and silver Christmas tree Coleen Rooney has gone all out this Christmas treating fans to a sneak peak of her designer tree as she looks forward to the festive season with Wayne and their four sons

German nurse on brink of tears as fourth Covid wave cripples health system: 'Can't do it' A GERMAN nurse fought back tears as she said she was struggling to stay "positive" as the country attempts to fight back a fourth coronavirus wave.

Israeli wounded in East Jerusalem stabbing, assailant killed Surveillance video shows attacker stabbing Jewish man and then trying to knife Israeli police in the occupied city.

Waukesha parade aftermath: community comes together through fundraisers, signs and blue lights Nearly two weeks since the Christmas parade attack in Waukesha, small business owners and employees describe a community that has come together.

Sex and the City reboot: Everything we know about show and the four new diverse friends Sarah Jessica Parker, Cynthia Nixon and Kristin Davis are back playing Carrie, Miranda and Charlotte with the notable absence of Kim Cattrall playing Samantha

Campbell Hatton 'accidentally' KOs opponent in first fight since being booed on AJ undercard Campbell Hatton eased to victory over Hungarian Attila Csereklye in Bilbao on Friday, but did admit his winning knockout blow was an ‘accident’.

Loving dad stabbed to death when he stopped son, 15, from being attacked on bus Michael Fadayomi was knifed to death by Marcus Griffiths after the murderer attacked the popular football coaches son following a confrontation on a bus in Willesden

Michigan school shooting suspect's parents under fire for texts sent to son before tragedy Oakland County prosecutor Karen McDonald on Saturday highlighted text messages and a social media post from James and Jennifer Crumbley to their son, suspected Oxford High School shooter Ethan Crumbley, during their arraignment hearing.

'I can still see the smoke, fire and flames of unimaginable horror of Pearl Harbor' The Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1971 killed 2,403 Americans and 1,173 injured and led the previously neutral country to enter the Second World War

Scientists say advice to work from home 'remains highly relevant' to reduce transmission of Omicron Boris Johnson has stopped short of reintroducing the advice, but is planning to review England’s new face mask and travel testing laws by December 20

76ers face social media ridicule for misfiring on 'peachy' tweet The Philadelphia 76ers were mocked on Twitter on Friday after the team defeated the Atlanta Hawks, 98-96, thanks to Joel Embiid’s last-second jumper to win the game before time expired.

Police issue scam warning after fraudsters target small County Durham businesses Suspected thefts occurred at stores in Consett, Willington, Chester-le-Street, Howden-le-wear, and Darlington throughout November

Teofimo Lopez told he was \"lucky not to die\" during defeat by George Kambosos Lopez lost his three lightweight world titles to Kambosos last week but has been told he should not have fought due to a medical condition

‘Red tape and rocketing rents’ in ‘difficult Dublin’ sees flea market shut ‘We invested our hearts and so much energy into it over an amazing eleven years,’ organisers say

Alcohol-free wine and spirits more expensive than boozy originals as millions shun drink As more people in the UK decide to give up alcohol, they're paying a high price for taking the healthy option because of the cost of expensive booze-free drinks