All news by author: Milica Cosic

Urban explorer Daniel Sims captured creepy photos of Calveley Hall in Cheshire, England, showing many strange oddities - including taxidermy heads, eerie dolls and unexplained police tape

Lottery bosses have now revealed the town the £1 million EuroMillions ticket was bought, as they urge Brits to check their tickets before it expires next week

Lacey O'Driscoll got married during an emotional ceremony at Queen Elizabeth Hospital Birmingham to her long-term partner as her three daughters were bridesmaids, wearing dresses to match their dad's tie

It's important to "heat your home to at least 18C", warns the UK Health Security Agency, as the Met Office says parts of the country have increased chances of snow, frost and fog in the coming weeks

Michael Smith found a Telefomin cuscus possum - a species that was feared extinct in Papua New Guinea - but was left shocked to that he was only able to take photos of the "their skulls"

This is the largest regulated rail fare price hike in more than a decade as the Transport Secretary says it is the "biggest-ever government intervention" - with millions of travellers set to be affected

Michelle Griffiths now faces a long road to recovery after sepsis attacked her body. She will now have the tops of her feet and thumb amputated after they "turned black"

Peter Faulding, the CEO of private underwater search and recovery company Specialist Group International, has in a Facebook post asked the public "not to speculate or pass blame" in Nicola Bulley's case

In a move that reflects "changing tastebuds", shoppers will not be able to buy the Cadbury Dairy Milk Egg 'n' Spoon Chocolate this Easter, its owner Mondelez has confirmed

Irish police are urging anyone with information to come forward as two men died this morning after a car fell into the water at Menlo Pier in Galway city, Ireland

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are set to make an appearance at King Charles III's coronation on May 6, despite claims by a royal expert that their attendance is a "requirement"

Stephen Cameron's murderer never thought he would face repercussions, but when police appealed for witnesses he went on the run to Spain and lived a glamorous life for two years

Urban explorer Dave has taken incredible photos of a "mind-blowing" mansion in Northern Ontario, Canada that was beautifully decorated by its owners complete with brightly coloured rooms

We reveal the full list of high street shops, retailers and pubs closing in 2023, as the high street takes a massive hit and thousands of jobs lie at risk through these changes

Andrew Hadwin died at HMP Durham prison yesterday, the Ministry of Justice has confirmed, as he awaited sentencing at Teesside Crown Court after being convicted of child neglect and rape

An echo chamber at Microsoft's headquarters in Washington, has been recognised by the Guinness World Records as the quietest room in the world - and you'll even be able to hear your heartbeat

Nicola Bulley's devastated family have released new pictures of the missing mortgage advisor, who disappeared along the River Wyre last friday, will help with Lancashire Police's investigation

Eerie pictures captured by an urban explorer show an Alabama house lost in time, as it is rumoured that the homeowner, Dr. David Elias Morgan, haunts the family home

Devoutly Christian mum Izzy Montague has claimed Heavers Farm Primary School in South Norwood is "corrupt", saying that her "issue was forcing children to parade for LGBT"

The Office for National Statistics has revealed the new list of long Covid symptoms many Brits have reported, including weakness or tiredness, memory loss or confusion, and even diarrhoea

Viral footage of a student licking and prodding sushi, before leaving it to other customers to eat, has caused outrage across Japan as restaurant chains are seeking legal action

In a first case of its kind, Central London County Court will scrutinise the legality of imposing LGBT ideology on schools after a mum said she wants children "to receive an education, rather than indoctrination"

A mum-of-three has slammed the "government-inflicted" school strikes after her 12-year-old son was triggered back to the mental toll of lockdown, following Wednesday's teacher walk-out

Stonegate - which is behind brands such as Slug and Lettuce and Be At One - is planning to put 1,000 pubs on the market due to a £2.6 billion debt pile while admitting their 'biggest concern' right now is the cost of energy

A yearly price comparison of own-brand Lurpak butters from Aldi, Lidl and Morrisons alongside the original has been made, as people are left shocked "cheap stores are becoming more expensive"