AEW Dynamite produced a thrilling show with Undisputed World Champion Jon Moxley addressing the crowd as we lead up to Sunday's (September 4) AEW's All Out PPV, the fourth of its kind

According to the Met Office, Antoni, Betty and Cillian will be the names of the first storms of the season thanks to its Name Our Storms Campaign that has been running annually since 2015

The RMS Titanic hit an iceberg and sank on 15 April, 1912, as more than 1,500 people died in what remains the deadliest peacetime sinking of a superliner or cruise ship

Zee Remayne was stunned to wake up at 5:30am and not only see several police officers raid his residence but to also have the outgoing Prime Minister accompany them

A fundraiser has been set up to cover the costs of Abdal Hakim's funeral who leaves behind a wife and two children following his tragic drowning death in a Swiss lake

According to reports, two tug boats were in the process of releasing the Singapore-flagged ship on Wednesday night (August 31) as it was blocking traffic from moving along the Suez Canal

Martin Godfrey, 57, lost his job as a taxi driver after an argument erupted with a cyclist who said he was a "f***ing c***" because he felt "intimidated" in Cardiff

EXCLUSIVE: Dating apps are becoming more and more common and popular, causing some singles to label them as safe spaces - but the risks and consequences can sometimes be deadly

Hungry tourists have been issued a warning over a possible Mars Bar shortage which could halt the battered treat from being sold in beloved chip shops in Scotland

Tony Garnett, 29, left his family and ran off with Ukrainian refugee Sofia Karkadym - the mum of his two children has slammed him for reportedly not seeing his kids

The mother of a man who was killed in the crash that a teenager caused told the defendant in court that he should try to 'do some good' with his life once he's released

The RSPCA found that Christine Kelly, 60, kept more than 200 animals inside squalid barns with some animals standing on up to 3ft of faeces and others so weak they had to be euthanised

Monster mum Tracey Connelly was allowed to pet sheep and goats as part of a scheme to relax prisoners including serial killer Joanna Dennehy who boasted she was a 'fully committed psychopath'

Power and coal analyst Robert Van Den Bergh allegedly groped a sleeping student under a blanket while on a flight back from Hawaii to Heathrow after his honeymoon

Mitchell Corner, 29, who is part of a Take That tribute act, couldn't handle the fact that his ex didn't want him back for good and set up fake social media accounts in a bid to contact her

Prince William's youngsters George, Charlotte and Louis never got to meet their grandmother Princess Diana but every Mother's Day the royal trio pay tribute to her memory

Andrew Hunneybel, 51, was attending the wedding of his eldest son, Alex when he was served lunch containing egg and fish, which he suffered an allergic reaction to

The jury tasked with reaching a verdict on Ryan Giggs' guilt at Manchester Crown Court has been discharged and the trial ended, after they were unable to return a majority decision

WARNING, GRAPHIC CONTENT: Mark Roedling was injured after being pulled to the ground trying to fend off an "unprovoked attack" by another dog on his pet Shih Tzu, Sparky, in Woodville, Derbyshire

Dad-of-three Scott Lee had the accident barely 24 hours after getting the keys to the new property in Birchgrove, Wales, where he was hanging a banner to surprise his wife when he slipped

Michael Mansfield QC, who has investigated dozens of high-profile miscarriages of justice, says there are still significant unanswered questions about what happened in the Pont de l'Alma tunnel in 1997

Police are reportedly on the hunt for "a group of men" after two female officers were sexually assaulted during this weekend's festivities in West London, with one of them having been "grabbed and kissed"

Jade Taylor-Harrison refused to name the dealer who was forcing her to deal drugs on Newcastle's streets, after she was caught red-handed with crack cocaine and heroin

WARNING, DISTRESSING CONTENT: Ray Breton, who was on his own when a porbeagle shark caught his mackerel bait, spent an hour to reel in the sea beast and dragged it closer to his fishing boat

Angry British blokes took umbrage to comments from military commander and MP Andrey Gurulev, who said that Russian "missiles would reduce the UK to Third World status"