Stewart Whittingham

1 week ago | dailymail.co.uk | James Tozer |Stewart Whittingham

A young mother screamed in terror as her baby daughter was savaged by the family dog in front of her. The baby girl suffered 'serious and life-changing injuries to her face' when she was attacked by the out-of-control pet yesterday, police have revealed. The girl’s grandfather, 53, and her 21-year-old mother were later seen covered in blood in the street following the horrifying incident.

2 weeks ago | dailymail.co.uk | Richard Marsden |Stewart Whittingham

Living the high life as a home-grown Manchester United star, footballer Brandon Williams posted pictures on social media showing him aboard a private jet, on exotic holidays and with expensive cars. But the hip-hop music fan, nicknamed ‘B Dubz’ by friends, could soon swap privilege for a prison cell when he is sentenced for crashing his car at 99mph – having been filmed moments earlier ‘with a balloon in his mouth’ while out driving with a young female.

3 weeks ago | dailymail.co.uk | Vivek Chaudhary |Stewart Whittingham

The family of Peter Sullivan revealed that they are 'ecstatic' that his name has been cleared and that they are looking forward to getting to know him now that he is a free man. The former labourer's conviction for the murder of florist Diane Sindall, 21, was dramatically quashed yesterday after the Court of Appeal heard DNA evidence showed the killer was someone else.

3 weeks ago | bbc.co.uk | Stewart Whittingham |Ewan Gawne |Kevin Fitzpatrick

Image source, ReutersImage caption, Joe Thompson played for his beloved Rochdale at Wembley Stadium in February 2018The family and friends of Joe Thompson will gather later this morning to celebrate the footballer, pundit and charity campaigner's life. The former Rochdale, Tranmere, Carlisle, Southport and Bury player died, aged 36, on 17 April after his lymphoma spread to his lungs. He had twice recovered from the disease, a form of blood cancer, during his playing career.

1 month ago | thescottishsun.co.uk | Thea Jacobs |Glyn Bellis |Stewart Whittingham

SNOWDONIA is known for its stunning landscapes, attracting hundreds of thousands of visitors every year - but a small seaside city just six miles down the road paints a very different picture. Voted among Britain's worst seaside towns, it's no surprise locals branded it "a bit of a dump"; however others insisted they loved living there and with a bit of help things could be different.