Andy Dolan

2 days ago | dailymail.co.uk | Claire Duffin |Andy Dolan

Police and social workers' fear of being seen as discriminatory may have contributed to the death of a starved toddler who was buried in a garden, a review has suggested. Abiyah Yasharahyalah, aged three, died in early 2020 from a respiratory illness, worsened by a 'restricted' vegan diet which caused severe malnourishment.

2 days ago | dailymail.co.uk | Andy Dolan

The ex-girlfriend of a fitness instructor killed in a brutal acid attack has pleaded not guilty to his murder. Paris Wilson, 34, is charged with murdering Danny Cahalane, 38, at the home they once shared in Plymouth, Devon. Mr Cahalane had acid thrown in his face after answering the door to his home in Lipson Road, at 3.55am on Friday 21 February. He died in hospital ten weeks later, on May 3.

2 days ago | thisismoney.co.uk | Andy Dolan

The ex-girlfriend of a fitness instructor who was killed in a brutal acid attack has pleaded not guilty to his murder. Paris Wilson, 34, is charged with murdering Danny Cahalane, 38, at the home they once shared in Plymouth, Devon. Mr Cahalane had acid thrown in his face after answering the door to his home in Lipson Road, at 3.55am on Friday 21 February. He died in hospital ten weeks later, on May 3.

2 days ago | dailymail.co.uk | Andy Dolan

They are relied upon by fitness fanatics to record all manner of data from their length of runs to heart rate, pace and even changes in elevation during a jog. But one thing smartwatches shouldn't be relied upon when exercising is counting calories, scientists claim. Academics said the devices are not accurate at working out how many units of energy have been lost during exercise. In fact, researcher Dr Cailbhe Doherty claimed there is a 'high degree of error' in the methods used.

2 days ago | thisismoney.co.uk | Andy Dolan

They are relied upon by fitness fanatics to record all manner of data from their length of runs to heart rate, pace and even changes in elevation during a jog. But one thing smartwatches shouldn't be relied upon when exercising is counting calories, scientists claim. Academics said the devices are not accurate at working out how many units of energy have been lost during exercise. In fact, researcher Dr Cailbhe Doherty claimed there is a 'high degree of error' in the methods used.