Deborah Rollings, 60, did all she could to rescue the huge fish, which she named Freedom

Nick Dixon was in the village of Aldford, just outside Chester, in Cheshire for Good Morning Britain when he heard the cries on Friday morning

One daughter has launched a petition after seeing her father taken by coronavirus

Despite potentially being infectious they are 'wandering around the community'

From fake vaccine offers to bogus job adverts, scammers continue to exploit the Covid-19 crisis for their own gains

There will be help for people affected by the aftermath of Storm Christoph

There will be discussion of the vaccine and Covid rules

Ex-minister Caroline Noakes raged that a "special place in hell" exists for those who hide income to avoid responsibilities

The firm has cut its marketing spend and reduced promotions in a bid to make its online operations more profitable

Wayne Birch his son and dog were forced to abandon their Skewen home with just a few possessions

Pc Warren was classed as “vulnerable” and had been shielding at home

By the end of December public sector debt had soared to an all-time record at £2.13 trillion - 99.4 per cent of GDP

Organisers have until the end of March to decide whether to go ahead

The woman is reported to have been a foreign national

Government aims to make Google and Facebook pay Australian media companies for using content they siphon from news sites

Morgan told the BBC’s Americast podcast the prankster telephoned the then-president in October when he was on Air Force One

A minister has confirmed the move is under consideration

The overall infection rate in Wales has fallen beneath a key benchmark

Dozens of people have spent the night in temporary accommodation

The mercury could plunge as low as -10C in coming days with colder weather on the way for large areas of UK

The illegal immigrant in his 40s has frostbite

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Mark Drakeford is due to give the Wales update today after Northern Ireland extended its lockdown until March 5 and officials in England are looking at paying people who test positive £500

“Completely stopping all controls is disastrous, we get massive peaks of both daily deaths and hospital admissions,”

"Right now survival remains the name of the game."