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Lucky winners of Thursday's Set for Life draw will have £10,000 deposited in their bank account every single month for the next 30 years - check your numbers now to see if it's you

Boffins have found a way to reprogramme a type of white blood cell named the T Cell, which normally helps the immune system fight off diseases - and it could work after just one treatment

From work stress and family responsibilities to illness, quality sleep is sometimes difficult to come by - especially when you are unable to control contributing factors

Part-time soldier Ronald McDonald began a three-day siege after barricading himself inside a disused nuclear bunker in Fife, Scotland that's now become a major tourist attraction

The attacks range from poisoning by drinking polonium-laced tea or touching a deadly nerve agent, to getting shot at close range - while others have plunged to their deaths from an open window.

The construction of the rail bridge required 53,000 tonnes of steel and 120,000 cubic yards of concrete - but building the famous landmark took a major toll on human life

Scientists have found that an ingredient found in the humble cuppa - either black or white - can help to boost brain power, in turn helping with memory and recall

Plockton's micro climate allows palm tress to grow in this Scottish beauty spot - that's so attractive it's graced the silver screen as well as TV for shooting locations

The deranged dictator had secret programmes that developed a range of weapons, spies and other machines in a bid to conquer the world and destroy the allied forces of the UK and US.

Doctors warn how feeling both cold and exhausted could mean you need to increase the iron levels in your body - and could be a symptom of a serious health condition

Brits are eligible for a free check-up every five years after the age of 40 and the health MOTs check blood pressure and cholesterol as well as other risks associated with cardiovascular diseases.

The 38-year-old man, known only as Alexander, asked his wife to film him as he jumped into the frozen Chortomlyk River in Ukraine’s Dnipropetrovsk region - but the stunt took a turn for the worst

Tedros Ghebreyesus, director-general of the World Health Organisation (WHO), has urged countries to sign on to its pandemic treaty by May in order to fight the globe's "common enemy".

Drinking cans of caffeine based energy drinks such as Monster or Red Bull could contribute to developing insomnia or sleep problems a team of Norwegian researchers has found.

This picturesque town boasts all the charm of an idyllic village but with the convenience of a small town, thanks to its market, offering everything from local produce to handmade crafts.

Ian MacKeller, 75, travelled to the UAE to visit his daughter and babysit his granddaughter - but now faces years in jail after asking his neighbours to be quiet

Danielle Richardson, 24, died after she was knifed by boyfriend Michael Marler, then aged 37, multiple times in a drug-fuelled rage at a property in Ancoats, Manchester, in February 2018.

Elvis Sharps and his partner Tracy Doncaster from Chandler's Ford, Hampshire, started swinging 12 years ago but are now warning people to stay away from the activity

The rental property in Noel Park, London - dubbed “excellent value for money” on the listing - also features a bed placed just inches away from the kitchen sink.

The snake worm mystery began more than 16 years ago in the summer of 2007, when Ester resident Maggie Billington spotted thousands of tiny, wormlike larvae crawling across a road in a long line

Storms are named for an important reason - to provide clear communication, which can make all the difference in a crisis. Here, we look at how the Met Office decides on the names for bad weather

Rows were sparked when the rule change didn't include Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's children, which the Duchess of Sussex revealed in her infamous interview with Oprah Winfrey.

Palace sources claimed Charlotte - the eldest of Princess Diana's granddaughters - will get the pick of the bunch when it comes to which heirlooms she inherits.

Protection officer Ken Wharfe was assigned as detail to Prince William and Prince Harry from 1986 and became Princess Diana's personal protection officer in 1988

Chef and content creator Maxine Sharf, from Los Angeles, California, often shares recipes, food, and reviews online with her 1.9 million fans on a regular basis.