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A large explosion, seen near Oxford, which lit up the night's sky and terrified members of the public is said to have happened as a result of a storm

The Met Office has warned areas of the UK can expect extreme weather over the next five days with thunder, lightning and flooding feared to affect millions of people

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The felled Sycamore Gap's own DNA could be used to find the person who cut down the beloved landmark near Hadrian's Wall in Northumberland between Wednesday and Thursday last week

Several symptoms possibly showing there is something wrong with hearts are hidden away with vague problems often leading the way, with doctors sharing signs to look out for

Bethan Simpson was one of the first women in the UK to undergo the groundbreaking procedure after she and her husband were told of an issue with their baby in the womb

Pyettro Alves da Silva, two, was savaged by his family's new pet pitbull dog when it tore its chain and attacked after he went to retrieve his ball from the garden in Brazil

Experts have discovered the Gulf Stream, the current of warm water flowing from the tip of Florida across the Atlantic towards Europe, has weakened in the last 40 years

Brocarde says she caught her ghost ex Edwardo stalking her in Paris when he claimed to be a dead Frenchman and followed her home, and now wants to date the living

Northumbria Police have confirmed a boy, 16, has been charged over the felling of beloved tree Sycamore Gap, which had stood near Hadrian's Wall for more than 300 years before this week

Beloved tree Sycamore Gap, felled overnight on Thursday from its spot near Hadrian's Wall where it had stood for more than 300 years, could yet be saved, according to experts

Zookeeper Kenichi Kato, 53, had been feeding a lion at Tohoku Safari Park, Japan, when he is said tro have forgotten to lock the cage door and was mauled to death by the big cat

Mafia boss Matteo Messina Denaro - the mastermind behind at least 50 murders - died on Monday in hospital and his burial was held at the a cemetery at Castelvetrano, near Palermo

A four-year-old boy was left howling in pain when he and his family from Sittingbourne, Kent, were visiting London and he got his Wellington boot trapped in an escalator

When a site maintenance officer at Huxley Primary School in Chester discovered a very mossy jumper on its roof, they found the name of a child who had left 20 years before

Borley Rectory in Suffolk is known as one of England's most haunted buildings with tales of spooks including a headless horseman, a nun and a poltergeist which attacked a child

Police say the man, who is tall with black hair and in his mid-20s, was carrying a handgun, which he used at two separate locations in the Dutch port city of Rotterdam

A British Airways captain has shared his opinion on sacked colleague, former first officer Mike Beaton, who allegedly snorted cocaine off a topless woman before a flight

WARNING DISTURBING: The crocodile expert manipulated his way into getting his hands on a dog named Kiki, who then became one of his many defenceless animal victims

A schoolgirl, 15, was stabbed to death in Croydon, south London this morning, with police arresting a 17-year-old boy who is believed to have known the young victim

Leah, 16, was reported missing by her concerned family on Wednesday, September 20, and North Yorkshire Police have confirmed she was seen at the edge of a river near Lendal Bridge

Frugal couple Charlotte and Caine Deering successfully kept the budget for their wedding day to under £2,000 as they spent just £10 on a wedding dress and £120 on a honeymoon

Passengers endured several hours of delays when their train was suddenly cancelled en route to Edinburgh while they were travelling, with the rail firm organising taxis to get them home

Researchers from Brazil believe a toxin found in banana spiders may be the key to curing erectile dysfunction as its bite causes a "painful erection', as well as necrosis