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Barnard Castle’s Middleton-In-Teesdale Fish & Chip Shop beat 35 other British contenders to snatch the Supreme Champion title at coveted the British Pie Awards 2024

The vintage doll - which has been branded the "creepiest thing ever" by spooky passersby - is up for grabs for £90 at St Columbia's Hospice charity shop in Morningside, Edinburgh

Raluca Elena's body was found in a property in the Whitehall area of North Dublin, Ireland - and a GoFundMe has now been set up to help with the 26-year-old's funeral costs

WARNING, DISTRESSING CONTENT: People living in northern Gaza have been struggling the most after Israeli forces isolated the area and cut off deliveries of food and humanitarian supplies - with most of the fatal victims being children or elderly Palestinians

Exacta Weather forecaster James Madden said sudden stratospheric warming (SSW) is under way, possibly "bringing more meaningful cold and snow from March".

Sidonie Nargeolet, daughter of Titanic explorer Paul Henri-Nargeolet - who was killed when the Titan submersible he was in imploded - believes dives to the wreck should continue

The latest winner of an Omaze draw is Sarah Stocks, 43, who won the keys to a fancy Cotswold home and also got £100,000 in cash from the Omaze Million Pound House Draw

The number of cases of whooping cough has surged, with 553 confirmed in England in January of this year alone - compared to 858 cases seen throughout the whole of 2023

A five-mile stretch of the M25 will be closed in both directions for three nights for the first time in the motorway's history - with another four shutdowns planned between now and September

The Sudden Stratospheric Warming (SSW) - which is said to happen once in every 250 years - is currently increasing temperatures high in the stratosphere, creating knock-on effect of cold weather on the ground

Following the world's worst nuclear disaster at Chornobyl in 1986, the surrounding area known as the Exclusion Zone, was transformed into a deadly radioactive landscape

Beloved mum-of-14 Angeline Bryan, 47, sustained a fatal head injury when she fell to the floor and hit her head on the concrete while riding a privately-owned e-scooter in Nottingham

Asthma sufferer Charlaine Seaward claims to have narrowly escaped death after unknowingly boarding a Ryanair flight back from Tenerife in Spain that didn't have working air-conditioning

Grandma Petra Walker-Barrera, 68, from Stone in Staffordshire, says her life has been changed forever after doctors prescribed her with metoclopramide, which should only be used for five days at a time

The 62-year-old man, from Magdeburg in Germany, said that he underwent dozens of vaccines for "private reasons" over the course of 29 months - and had never shown any signs of being infected

A jury heard silversmith Annette Bond spent nearly a decade conning taxpayers out of £67,062.50 by claiming her mobility was severely impaired by multiple sclerosis

Lancashire Police were contacted by colleagues in the ambulance service and asked to attend the property in Lancaster, where they found an unresponsibe 11-year-old boy who died in "unexplained circumstances"

The 13-year-old was standing with his mother and another boy outside a shopping centre in Deniliquin, New South Wales when they were approached by two police officers asking to take the teen's vape

National Highways will close the M25 for the first time during the day since it was opened in 1986 - with the renovation works taking place between junctions 10 and 11 in Surrey

Officers have arrested a woman on suspicion of murder after a ten-year-old girl was discovered dead at a property in Rowley Regis, West Midlands

A huge yellow double decker was seen jutting out of the front of a building close to Tottenham Court Road station in central London this morning

Liverpool Council is launching a new vaccination drive as figures show 20 per cent of children have not been protected against the measles virus before their second birthday

There is currently a critical shortage of child organ donors, meaning that some British families and children in desperate need spend years on the waiting list for life-saving donations that never materialise

Roberto Pedreira, 70, has baffled medics due to his youthfulness despite claiming to have only drunk Coca-Cola for the past 50 years because he doesn't like water

After the death of Frederick Ward Snr, 91, a "strong-willed" former soldier from Ealing in London, two warring sides of the family became emrboiled in a bitter inheritance row that culminated in a High Court battle