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McDonald’s customer disgusted after finding a dead SNAIL in burger
Aiden Griffiths, 24, found the snail inside his £4.39 meal after having it delievered by Uber Eats
Wilko worker ‘told woman she might have bomb in her suitcase’
Bernandie Brown said she was left feeling "sick" and in tears after a worker said she could be carrying a bomb
Research reveals internet may be rewiring our brain and it’s changing us already
It is changing the way we pay attention, remember things and interact with other people, say scientists.
Animal lovers horrified as boat owner repeatedly rams dinghy where Windo the seal has been sunbathing
The sea mammal, nicknamed Windo, has been living on the boat in Dartmouth, Devon, for several days
Inquest into death of chronically ill dad believed to have killed himself after he was declared fit to work by DWP
Kevin Dooley, 48, was found hanged by his daughter Leanne Dooley, 28, days before Christmas last year
Toblerone gang thief ordered to pay back gains from £80k Swiss chocolate heist
Graham Ascroft, 60, was ordered to pay back a total of £90,665 at Maidstone Crown Court on May 31 - just over four years after he was found guilty of stealing an entire lorry filled with the tasty treat.
Five-year-old pens letter to Queen inviting her for tea to avoid spending time with Trump
In the hilarious handwritten letter little Iris Jones asked the monarch if she would like to dine with her instead of hosting a banquet for the US president
Nurse that worked for NHS for 35 years denied potentially live saving cancer medicine
A long-serving nurse battling cancer has been told she can't take early retirement because there is a drug to maker her better - even though the NHS won't supply it. Sue Murray, 55, who battled thyroid cancer, needs Natural Dessicated Thyroid (NDT) to improve her quality of life and prevent her getting cancer again. Sue contacted the NHS pensions office to apply for early retirement on health grounds. She told them her consultant advised her to take the natural product...
Missing chess piece bought for £5 could be worth £1m
Five pieces of the historic Lewis Chessmen - a famous hoard of 93 objects discovered in 1831 on the Isle of Lewis in the Outer Hebrides - have been missing for years.