Articles in Dog News
An artist, originally from County Durham, charged with mocking Turkey’s prime minister by portraying him as a dog is handed a fine.
A couple and their teenage son and daughter are rescued with their dog after becoming stuck on ice.
MPs retiring at the election reflect on their careers in Parliament and their remaining days in Westminster.
The police watchdog investigates an incident in Lancashire which ended with the death of a man after a four-hour stand-off with police.
Two people are sprayed with a substance by robbers who targeted a bed and breakfast establishment in Kent.
A Staffordshire Bull Terrier puppy is stolen by three men who burst into a house in Oxford and threatened the occupants.
Descriptions of two people sought in connection with the shooting of a man in an Edinburgh pub are issued by police.
Four people are arrested in Cornwall after being searched by police on patrol with a sniffer dog.
The Scottish SPCA says calls to its animal helpline rose by 16% last year with many “sickening and harrowing” cases.
The Swiss vote by a large majority against a proposal to give animals the constitutional right to be represented in court.
Two dogs and a sheep drown in rough seas after falling from cliffs at Beesands in Devon.
Head teachers warn that Tory plans for free schools could lead to a system of 20,000 ‘corner shop’ schools.
A nationwide referendum is taking place in Switzerland on a proposal to give animals the constitutional right to be represented in court.
It is hoped an initiative to clamp down on stray dogs and dog fouling will be extended across County Durham after a successful pilot event.
The RSPCA confirms it has started an appeal five months after losing a court battle over a £2m estate.
Eleven people are arrested following a series of drugs raids in Derbyshire.
Social workers in England engaged in child protection cases should see children away from their parent or guardians, says the NSPCC.
Swiss voters will go to the polls on Sunday to decide on a proposal to appoint state-funded lawyers across the country to represent animals in court.
A proposed new High Street bank, Metro Bank, has been given a banking license by the Financial Services Authority.
A man who admitted killing a love rival before stuffing him into a wheelie bin and setting fire to his body is jailed for life.
Two 15-year-olds who murdered a man in an apparent revenge attack in the Govan area of Glasgow are sentenced.
The RSPCA is investigating an act of “extreme cruelty” in which a dog was covered in petrol and set alight in Liverpool.
A charity wins the right to a judicial review into plans for a £30m redevelopment of one of London’s most famous streets.
Police officers based at a nuclear site are among 60 people looking for a missing 65-year-old man.
A look at what’s making the headline in Friday’s morning newspapers.
Can the highly developed sense of smell of rats help to clear the scourge of unexploded landmines in Mozambique and Tanzania?
The death of Michael Foot has revived memories of his 1983 election manifesto for Labour – dubbed “the longest suicide note in history” after the party’s drubbing in the polls.
The death of Michael Foot has revived memories of his 1983 election manifesto for Labour – dubbed “the longest suicide note in history” after the party’s drubbing in the polls.
The death of Michael Foot has revived memories of his 1983 election manifesto for Labour – dubbed “the longest suicide note in history” after the party’s drubbing in the polls.
A blind man collecting for charity is moved from his collection point by a council who fear he is a fire escape hazard.
A blind man collecting for charity is moved from his collection point by a council who fear he is a fire escape hazard.
A blind man collecting for charity is moved from his collection point by a council who fear he is a fire escape hazard.
A blind man collecting for charity is moved from his collection point by a council who fear he is a fire escape hazard.
A blind man collecting for charity is moved from his collection point by a council who fear he is a fire escape hazard.
A blind man collecting for charity is moved from his collection point by a council who fear he is a fire escape hazard.
A woman from Gloucestershire who falsely claimed to have been raped is sentenced to two years in prison.
A woman from Gloucestershire who falsely claimed to have been raped is sentenced to two years in prison.
Police are co-ordinating what they have described as one of their biggest search operations for a missing person.
