Kathryn Riddell

1 week ago | chroniclelive.co.uk | Kathryn Riddell

The assault on Durham prison officers by Manchester bombing plotter Hashem Abedi has been branded a "catastrophic failure" of duty, by one of the bomb survivors. The Ministry of Justice (MoJ) has announced it will conduct an investigation following the incident at HMP Frankland in County Durham last Saturday, where three guards were assaulted with hot oil and makeshift weapons.

1 week ago | chroniclelive.co.uk | Kathryn Riddell |Alex Evans |Rom Preston-Ellis

Some people aren't exactly fans of cats, particularly when they turn your garden into their personal litter box. Indeed, felines can wreak havoc in your outdoor space - they destroy seedlings, prey on birds and leave unsanitary messes scattered around your flowerbeds. If you're not a cat lover and you're fed up with discovering cat poo in your veg patch, you've likely tried everything from high-pitched 'cat scarers' to spritzing cat repellent liquids.

3 weeks ago | chroniclelive.co.uk | Susan Knox |Kathryn Riddell |Amy Denman

Pregnant Jesy Nelson has taken to Instagram on Mother's Day to provide an update after a hospital dash, revealing she needed an urgent procedure to protect her unborn twins. The former Little Mix star confirmed she remains in hospital but had some 'amazing news' to share with her followers. The 33-year-old singer and her 26-year-old partner Zion Foster were upbeat as they updated their fans from the hospital. "Hi guys, so we just wanted to give you an update because we know it's been a while.

3 weeks ago | msn.com | Kathryn Riddell

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3 weeks ago | chroniclelive.co.uk | Kathryn Riddell

Thousands of fans have packed out Newcastle city centre to watch Newcastle United's players pass by on an open top bus as part of the Carabao Cup victory parade. Major roads in the heart of Newcastle were closed off so fans could get as close as possible to the winners' bus as it travelled from St James' Park to the Town Moor. A sea of black and white covered the entire route as the city celebrated the win and the club's first domestic trophy in 70 years.