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Will you be stockpiling food and water in case of an emergency? Take our poll and have your say
Brits have been urged to stock up on essentials amid concerns of natural disasters or conflicts could upend our way of life. The "Be Ready" campaign tasks Brits with preparing essential services at home in preparation for a national emergency.
Bear swipes booze from fridge and makes itself at home after owner leaves gate unlocked
A bear swiped booze from a fridge and made itself at home after the property owner left the gate unlocked. The massive intruder walked around homes in Naples, Florida, when it made its way into Celine Emerson's property via an unlocked gate. Moments later, the bear broke into the house and started to make itself at home as if coming back from a long day at work. When Emerson woke up on Sunday morning, she found a large paw print on the counter.
Emergency survival kits should be in every home, says the government - this is what you need
The British government is urging Brits to stock up on enough emergency supplies to survive for three days in the event of a crisis in a bid to strengthen national resilience. The "Be Ready" campaign tasks Brits with having enough supplies in the event of flooding, wildfires as well as war amid growing uncertainty over climate change and global tensions.
Oldest pub in England finally officially crowned putting end to years of debate
The oldest pub in England has finally been named by experts, putting an end to years of debate. The George Inn is the country's most ancient licenced pub , claims Historic England. The boozer in St Phillip, Somerset, has been welcoming punters for more than 600 years. Building archaeologist Dr James Wright said many pubs have claimed the title of England's oldest, but that it is often based on "myth".
Oldest pub in England finally officially crowned putting end to years of debate
The oldest pub in England has finally been named by experts, putting an end to years of debate. The George Inn is the country's most ancient licenced pub, claims Historic England. The boozer in St Phillip, Somerset, has been welcoming punters for more than 600 years. Building archaeologist Dr James Wright said many pubs have claimed the title of England's oldest, but that it is often based on "myth".
Lost village hidden for decades under reservoir reappears after horrific UK drought
A lost village hidden under a reservoir for decades has reappeared as a lengthy drought continues. The village of Derwent, in Derbyshire, was deliberately flooded in the 1940s during the construction of Ladybower Reservoir, which was built between 1935 and 1943. Ladybower reservoir's water levels now stand at just 32 per cent capacity following a lengthy dry spell that led to a drought being declared in the East Midlands in August.
Decorator becomes overnight millionaire after selling old Pokémon cards collection for £1.6m
The collection sold well above what it was valued before auction -Credit:Ewbank's Auctioneers / SWNS A retired decorator became an overnight millionaire after a haul of Pokémon cards he kept in his attic sold at auction for a staggering £1.56million. The man, who wants to remain anonymous, had no clue the collection that had been sitting at home for 15 years was valued so high. But when he saw an article about a single Pokémon card selling for more than £6,000 he decided to get it assessed.
Russia bombards Kyiv with ballistic missiles - hours after Donald Trump claims peace is closer than ever
Russia bombarded the Ukrainian capital Kyiv with ballistic missiles in a fresh humiliation to Donald Trump who claimed peace was "the closest we've been". The missiles struck several houses on Wednesday night and injured at least six people, Kyiv Mayor Vitaliy Klitschko said following the attack. Despite the strikes, US President Trump appeared upbeat that an end to the conflict is near - though his critics argue there is little evidence to support that.
UK's hidden treasure capital revealed after £20k gold cross discovered - check your area
Britain is home to a trove of unearthed treasures, with thousands being discovered by amateur detectorists each day, including a £20,000 gold cross that was recently found. Seaside favourites and holiday hotspots were among the top sites for treasure hauls in the UK. Research found the best place for those looking for buried riches is the Isle of White, where 118.7 recorded treasure finds were made per 38.6 miles.
Prostate cancer breakthrough as doctors find new clues to help predict disease years in advance
Cancer researchers have discovered key clues to help predict which men may develop prostate cancer, more than a decade in advance. Oxford University scientists found proteins linked to aggressive forms of the disease, pinpointing with more accuracy which cancers might become life-threatening. Scientists believe they will be able to use these findings in the future to develop new ways to catch the disease early, or prevent it occurring in the first place.
Elon Musk admits he became 'intoxicated' and 'carried away' with Donald Trump's DOGE cost-cutting plan
Elon Musk has admitted he got "intoxicated" and "carried away" after while working with Donald Trump's new administration. The world's first trillionaire was a vocal supporter of Trump on the 2024 campaign trail and bankrolled Republican efforts to return to the White House. Musk thrust himself into the centre of US politics and oversaw sweeping cuts to federal organisations, despite having no official government title.
One-month-old baby diagnosed with rare eye cancer after groundbreaking national study
A one-month-old baby has undergone chemotherapy after being diagnosed with a rare eye cancer. Jahsiah Taylor-Johnson was born on July 19, and as part of the national Generation Study, a sample was taken from the umbilical cord and tested for more than 200 rare, treatable genetic conditions. A few weeks later, mum Kelcie Smith, 20, was told Jahsiah carries genes for a rare form of eye cancer, called retinoblastoma.
Brits urged to keep gardens clear as mega Storm Austen forecast to blast UK with 70mph gusts in just days
A forecaster has warned Brits to prepare ahead of a deluge due to be unleashed by Storm Austen later this week. Storm Austen is set to unleash 70mph winds in coastal areas while other affected regions could see gusts of between 50mph to 60mph. A yellow wind warning is in place for the South West of England, southern England and parts of southern Wales on Friday. The warning highlights the risk of travel disruption, power cuts as well as a chance of injuries from falling debris.
Dad-of-two given a year to live enjoys first dance on ‘special' wedding day
A terminally ill dad-of-two who has been given a year to live has married the love of his life who he shared a beautiful first dance on "such a special day". Brandon Glazier tied the knot with wife Rianna in a stunning ceremony with all the trimmings, managing to cut the cake and join his bride for their first dance despite his poor health. The 32-year-old from Gravesend was diagnosed with paraganglioma tumours after repeatedly visiting his GP with what was thought to be muscle pain.
Brits urged to keep gardens clear as mega Storm Austen forecast to blast UK with 70mph gusts in just days
A forecaster has warned Brits to prepare ahead of a deluge due to be unleashed by Storm Austen later this week. Storm Austen is set to unleash 70mph winds in coastal areas while other affected regions could see gusts of between 50mph to 60mph. A yellow wind warning is in place for the South West of England, southern England and parts of southern Wales on Friday. The warning highlights the risk of travel disruption, power cuts as well as a chance of injuries from falling debris.
Worshippers pay tribute to priest crushed to death by falling wooden crucifix in the middle of church service
Family, friends and worshipers have gathered for the wake of a priest who was crushed to death by a falling crucifix as he live-streamed his mass sermon. Father Patricio Sanchez Molinari died on Saturday when the giant wooden cross came loose from the altar and fell on his head. Tragically, the moment of his death was being recorded and went out to viewers online. The large wooden crucifix was mounted on a wall behind Father Molinari, which suddenly detached and fell on the priest.
Kim Jong-un's £75m luxury mega-yacht with giant waterslide spotted as North Koreans face food shortages
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Our homes are dwarfed by hospital that looks like a giant cigarette bin
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Priest dies after giant crucifix crushes him during mass
A priest has died after a giant crucifix fell onto his head during a livestreamed mass. Father Sánchez Molinari was crushed to death when the giant cross was fell while he delivered a sermon in Guayaquil, Ecuador , on Saturday. Tragically, the incident was being recorded and went out to those watching online. The large wooden cross mounted on the wall behind Father Molinari somehow detached and swiftly fell on him.
'Our homes are dwarfed by hospital that looks like a giant cigarette bin'
Furious locals have branded a scandal-hit £35million hospital a "monstrosity" that looks like a "giant cigarette bin". The brand new Berwick Community Hospital is now being stripped back to its steel skeleton after building work was found to be sub-standard. Furious neighbours say the huge development has blighted their historic corner of Berwick and should never have been built there. Tom Young, 78, whose home backs onto the site, said the six-year saga had “destroyed years of my life”.
Kim Jong-un's £75m luxury mega-yacht with giant waterslide spotted as North Koreans face food shortages
Portly despot Kim Jong-un is enjoying the high life aboard a colossal £75million super-yacht complete with an enormous pool and waterslides - while his people go hungry. Satellite imagery examined by the BBC has uncovered a vast 263ft floating palace navigating waters off North Korea's Wonsan coast between July and mid-October. The craft features an extensive 164ft deck pool crowned with a collection of enormous waterslides.
American COVID cases rise in UK as expert shares key symptoms to watch for
Brits are being urged to remain vigilant for signs of a nasty bug spreading across the country as cases of "American Covid" continue to surge. The XFG variant, dubbed with its nickname after wreaking havoc in the United States, has been circulating in the UK for around a year.
Priest dies after giant crucifix crushes him during mass
A priest has died after a giant crucifix fell onto his head during a livestreamed mass. Father Sánchez Molinari was crushed to death when the giant cross was fell while he delivered a sermon in Guayaquil, Ecuador, on Saturday. Tragically, the incident was being recorded and went out to those watching online. The large wooden cross mounted on the wall behind Father Molinari somehow detached and swiftly fell on him.
American Covid cases rise in UK as expert shares key symptoms to watch for
Sun, October 18, 2026 at 7:26 PM UTC The XFG variant, nicknamed 'American Covid' after becoming the dominant strain in the US, has been circulating in the UK for around a year, but health chiefs have issued an alert as cases soar Brits are being urged to remain vigilant for signs of a nasty bug spreading across the country as cases of "American Covid" continue to surge.
Ibiza airport flooded as mum found dead and torrential rain batters holiday hotspot
Flights out of Ibiza have been cancelled after terminals were swamped by torrential rain at the Brit holiday hotspot amid reports a mother was found dead as roads turned to rivers. Heavy downpours sparked by Storm Adam led to flooding across the Spanish island with muddy waters dragging cars down streets. Ibiza Airport terminals were closed off as lashing rain seeped through the ceilings and onto the floors.
Harry and Meghan's pal insists couple are 'royals who work' in row over title
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle reportedly hate the phrase "working members of the royal family" a friend of the couple has claimed. The term is usually used to describe members of the royal family who take on public engagements on behalf of the monarchy. But both Harry and Meghan reportedly dislike the phrase as they view themselves as "members of the royal family and they work". The couple stepped down as senior members of the Firm in 2020 and made a life in the United States.
Apprentice, 20, died after room on board trawler filled with 'toxic gasses'
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Apprentice, 20, died after room on board trawler filled with 'toxic gasses'
Connor Moseley, 20, tragically died after inhaling aerosol -Credit:HSE / SWNS A fishing company apprentice died after a room on board a trawler filled with toxic gasses. Connor Moseley, 20, was an apprentice engineer when he died on board the Resurgam in November 2019 while it was moored in Newlyn harbour in Cornwall. He inhaled aerosol from the fire suppression system that unexpectedly activated in the crowded engine room.
Should the UK bring back national service? Take our poll and have your say
Military leaders have quizzed whether Britain should bring back national service amid rising global tensions, war in Europe and fracturing alliances - But what do you think? Have your say in our poll below. Concerns over the fragile geopolitical situation was evident amid general Sir Roly Walker's warning to 700 Brit troops gathered at Catterick Garrison in North Yorkshire from across 1st Division, the army's Global Response Division.
Should the UK bring back national service? Take our poll and have your say
Military leaders have quizzed whether Britain should bring back national service amid rising global tensions, war in Europe and fracturing alliances - But what do you think? Have your say in our poll below. Concerns over the fragile geopolitical situation was evident amid general Sir Roly Walker's warning to 700 Brit troops gathered at Catterick Garrison in North Yorkshire from across 1st Division, the army's Global Response Division.
Mum denied boarding twice as she tries to reach daughter with days to live in South Africa
A mum was twice denied boarding flights bound for South Africa as she tries to reach her daughter who has just days to live. Mum Veronica King and her friend Sam Lee attempted to board KLM flights to South Africa in a bid to reach Donna Hadfield, who has been battling cancer since November 2023.
Mum denied boarding twice as she tries to reach daughter with days to live in South Africa
A mum was twice denied boarding flights bound for South Africa as she tries to reach her daughter who has just days to live. Mum Veronica King and her friend Sam Lee attempted to board KLM flights to South Africa in a bid to reach Donna Hadfield, who has been battling cancer since November 2023.
Katie Zacharia posts gushing message for Donald Trump hours after he fired her
Donald Trump's new White House press secretary Katie Zacharia shared a gushing message for the US president just hours after he fired her. Zacharia confirmed she had left her role at the White House just days after her inaugural briefing on Tuesday. The 14-minute briefing was widely panned by critics and Zacharia herself was beset by questions over her credentials after she admitted to having not passed the bar exam.
Katie Zacharia posts gushing message for Donald Trump hours after he fired her
Donald Trump's new White House press secretary Katie Zacharia shared a gushing message for the US president just hours after he fired her. Zacharia confirmed she had left her role at the White House just days after her inaugural briefing on Tuesday. The 14-minute briefing was widely panned by critics and Zacharia herself was beset by questions over her credentials after she admitted to having not passed the bar exam.
GP told me headache was a migraine - then they found brain tumour the size of tennis ball
A mum who was given migraine tablets for "stress headaches" had six GP appointments before having a CT scan, which revealed she had a tumour the size of a tennis ball. Laura Owen, 36, started feeling nauseous, had intense headaches and was sometimes sick before it started getting worse from April. Following a CT scan, doctors found a mass on her brain and she was given an emergency seven-hour surgery that same week to remove it.
Every Lotto millionaire winner in Wales mapped
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How many Lotto millionaires live near you - check interactive map
A revamp of the Lotto this summer could create more millionaires than ever before, but how many of them are in your area? So far this year, a total of 140 Lotto players have become millionaires, with one new one being made every 48 hours. More than half of those were since the launch of the new-look Lotto game in June where players were given two chances to win on the same ticket. Organisers said they expect it could lead to a doubling of the number of new Lotto millionaires each year .
How many Lotto millionaires live near you - check interactive map
Thu, October 15, 2026 at 1:28 PM UTC A revamp of the Lotto this summer could create more millionaires than ever before, but how many of them are in your area? So far this year, a total of 140 Lotto players have become millionaires, with one new one being made every 48 hours. More than half of those were since the launch of the new-look Lotto game in June where players were given two chances to win on the same ticket.
'GP told me headache was a migraine - then they found brain tumour the size of tennis ball'
A mum who was given migraine tablets for "stress headaches" had six GP appointments before having a CT scan, which revealed she had a tumour the size of a tennis ball. Laura Owen, 36, started feeling nauseous, had intense headaches and was sometimes sick before it started getting worse from April. Following a CT scan, doctors found a mass on her brain and she was given an emergency seven-hour surgery that same week to remove it.
Brain cancer patients to see faster treatment developments as Archie Goodburn meets Prime Minister
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Swimmer Archie Goodburn to meet Andy Burnham after plea to help brain cancer patients 'fight for their lives'
Scots swimmer Archie Goodburn is due to meet Prime Minister Andy Burnham after he made an emotional plea for more investment into brain cancer research. Archie said the meeting with the Prime Minister represented a "unique opportunity for change". The 25-year-old was diagnosed with three inoperable oligodendroglioma when he was just 22 and has advocated for more investment and action to be taken on brain tumours. "We cannot accept the status quo in the system, we cannot be risk-averse.
Mum wins huge lottery jackpot despite forgetting to update ticket when she moved house
A mum who forgot to update her Postcode Lottery ticket after moving house has won a share of a £1 million jackpot - thanks to her old address. Zoe Wallace, 53, had moved from Saltdean, East Sussex, to Pinner, northwest London, in August last year. More than a year later, the mum-of-two was stunned to receive a call that revealed her old street had won - securing a share of the £1m prize pot.
Nine early brain tumour symptoms you shouldn't ignore — see full list
Having a brain tumour can be one of the most frightening things a person can go through, but knowing the early symptoms can help lead to a faster diagnosis and more options for treatment. Each year some 13,000 people in the UK are diagnosed with a primary brain tumour . Symptoms can vary depending on the tumour's size, location and growth rate, knowing what they are could help.
Weather maps show exactly where UK will be hammered with 70cm of snow - and when
New weather maps show exactly where and when Brits will be hammered by 70cm snow. Many regions of the UK have seen a milder start after a chilly start to 2026. Forecasters warn hats and gloves might be needed again as new maps show 70cm of snow hitting parts of the country during January. WXCharts maps for January 31 reveal snowfall in the Scottish Highlands that stretches down to the south coast. Heavy flurries are also predicted for central Scotland where 71cm is expected by 6pm.
Witnesses describe Yorkshire Wildlife Park tiger victim's chilling final act before fatal mauling
A man was fatally mauled by a tiger after entering its enclosure at Yorkshire Wildlife Park, despite desperate attempts by visitors to stop him. Witnesses said the man, who has not yet been named, climbed into the enclosure shortly after 1.30pm on Saturday . The victim had reportedly been seen dancing while wearing Apple AirPods before posing for a photograph with the Amur tiger, Altai, in the background. He then climbed over barriers and entered the enclosure from a viewing platform.
Twisted killer kept wife's body in freezer and posed as her in texts with daughter
An "evil" husband who murdered his wife with a claw hammer before hiding her body in a chest freezer has been jailed for life. David Barraclough, 45, was ordered to serve a minimum of 21-and-a-half years after admitting the murder of his wife, Carolann, 37. Newly released footage showed the moment he walked into Normanton Police Station near Wakefield on March 5 and asked to discuss a "very serious private matter".
Family offered 'measly' refund after finding faeces in swimming pool at hotel on £4K holiday
The Sofiane Sousse hotel was filthy, according to the family -Credit:Samantha Smithson / SWNS A British family was offered a measly refund after they found faeces in a swimming pool and filth in their hotel during a £4,000 holiday. Samantha Smithson, 34, and husband Dion Hart, 31, took their two children, aged two and five, as well as Samantha's parents away to Tunisia in August.
Moment husband who murdered his wife and put body in a freezer admits to her murder
This is the moment an "evil" husband bludgeoned who his wife to death with a hammer before placing her body in a freezer admitted to her murder.
Tiger victim's final action before being pounced on at Yorkshire Wildlife Park
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