All news by author: Graeme Murray

William Allison says he has been complaining about conditions in his home for nine years and has described the condition of some rooms as 'diabolical' with large black spores invading the property

National Lottery chiefs say a winning ticket with a prize of £1,000,000 has still to be claimed. Organisers have asked anyone in Harrow, London where it was bought to double-check their tickets

Tobias Mannering's body was found in a canal basin near Ashton-under-Lyne after he took his own life. The coroner criticised agencies the vulnerable teen had contact with

A mansion which held Hitler's deputy Rudolf Hess and hosted the Queen Mother in 1967 has been put up for auction. But buyers face carrying out repairs after it was damaged by fire

Andrew Ridley attacked fellow concert-goer Mark Stevens at the Monster Truck show in Birmingham because he could not see the band due to the shine coming off his head

The giant Kola Superdeep Borehole saw the Russians dig deeper into the centre of the Earth than any other nation. The project began during the space race between the United States and Soviet Union

The number of gangs which have fearsome reputations is extensive and the crimes they commit often go under the radar and are not punished. Other groups also operate from inside jails

A Volkswagen bought direct from the factory with pickup can actually be issued from a 20-storey, vending machine-style "silo" - with the structure providing inspiration for a famous movie scene

Sharks are not always as fierce as they are painted in the movies, but there are many which are considered dangerous - and wouldn't think twice about devouring a human or other prey

Toes and nails are more important than you think, so it is vital to be aware of any issues - which is especially important for those with diabetes or other serious health problems.

Not drinking enough water can impact our health, but overhydration can also have a huge impact on the body - and result in a host of symptoms such as confusion, drowsiness and headaches

'Sir' Jeffery Hudson was a tiny character who once entertained Charles I's guests at the Royal Court. His trousers were recently sold at auction and were just 29cm in length

The World Health Organisation (WHO) estimates around 600 million people become ill after consuming contaminated food - whch resulted in 420,000 deaths last year

Health experts have warned about conditions which can arise as Brits crank up their central heating to get warm in winter - which can often lead to more ailments

Countless people have been hit by the force of an electric storm and have survived to tell the tale - with men four times likely to be hit by lightning strikes than women.

They may be scenic, yet the most dangerous roads in the world have been revealed for drivers keen on a bit of excitement. But many of the routes are responsible for a high number of deaths

Insect bites may be small in some cases, but they can be fatal for crops and humans because of their ability to carry killer diseases and destroy food which humans need to survive

Urban explorer Jose Flores gave an insight into life in an old hospital after finding the site in Monterrey region of Nevo León, Mexico abandoned. Former patients are said to haunt the building

Morgan Ribeiro thought everything would be be fine after signing up for cosmetic surgery in Turkey - but after her operation she became ill on the plane home to the UK and died in a Serbian hospital

Morgan Ribeiro's mum Erin Gibson says she would never have let her daughter go abroad for weight loss surgery. The 20-year-old from south London died in a Serbian hospital after complications

Sarah Healey's family was left devastated for a second time in just days, when she suddenly became ill and had a suspected heart attack while reading the eulogy at her father-in-law's funeral

Kerry Pugh had hospital checks at Royal Shrewsbury Hospital, but no cause for her bleeding was determined - and her symptoms eventually got worse before a scan showed a huge invasive tumour

Storm Jocelyn's weather maps show the severity of the gales to come, which are expected to hit in the late afternoon and continue until tomorrow morning, with much of the UK affected

Teacher Sumayah Zaman's husband Mohammed Al has slept in his Toyota Yaris while his wife, who has been diagnosed with terminal cancer and their child are living with her mum as they wait for a home

The lightweight Harry Potter-style camouflage outfit will allegedly protect the wearer from thermal imaging equipment. Reports claim they are already being deployed with Russian special forces