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Wonka was born with a condition called cross beak and was found severely underweight by her rescuers - but two years on, the hen is thriving

Higher than normal numbers of people in England had been struck down by norovirus in the year to November 26, according to figures from the UK Health Security Agency

Manchester United suffered an instantly infamous 7-0 defeat to arch enemies Liverpool in March, prompting Erik ten Hag to give his well-beaten players a brutal punishment while still at Anfield

Former Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson attempted to sign Luka Modric from Tottenham but was pipped to a blockbuster deal by Spanish giants Real Madrid

Dementia is not a specific disease but instead a syndrome (group of related symptoms) associated with an ongoing decline in cognitive abilities, notably affecting memory but also speech and other behaviours

Clogged arteries, spinal cord nerve damage and damage to the retina in the eye could all be candidates for treatment with the new living robots, researchers said

Solicitor Simon DeMaid resigned from the firm attached to the non-profit Captain Tom Foundation on November 27, according to Companies House and is no longer listed as a trustee

A LOOK BACK: Liverpool thumped Manchester United 7-0 at Anfield back in May, but Reds boss Jurgen Klopp was far from pleased after witnessing a victory for the ages

Cyber intelligence agency GCHQ have warned that scammers are using new artificial intelligence (AI) programs to make their scams harder to spot than ever

Brits could face transport chaos from solar storms giving off geomagnetically induced currents, with disruptions to railway signalling and possible accidents, say scientists in a new study

A stone-built settlement in the heart of Snowdonia National Park is rich in legend as it's named after Gerlert the hound, a legendary dog wrongfully killed by a prince

Sir Jim Ratcliffe is expected to finally complete his investment into Manchester United this month, with the Ineos chief set to assume control of the footballing operation at Old Trafford

Mikel Arteta has shown on a number of occasions that he will not suffer fools gladly during his tenure as Arsenal manager - just ask former Gunners ace Matteo Guendouzi

Mariah Carey speaks to the Mirror about her love of Christmas and how the magic is 'still real' for her and that she sings her famous song 'from the heart' every time

This baffling optical illusion has left people second guessing what they see in the image. Some say its a hay bale, others are certain its a shadow, and some say they see a hole. What can you see?

Tom Hanks, Meg Ryan and the rest of the You've Got Mail cast are now in their 60s and 70s, with some of the actors having endured some tough times over the years

The Ofgem price cap is rising from £1,834 a year to £1,928 on January 1, for a typical dual fuel household paying by direct debit - so this means you should take a meter reading before this date

Health experts have shared their tips on how to avoid the flu this winter and have also given guidance on what you should and should not do if you become infected

One woman decided to go against the 'people pleasing' grain in the hair salon, telling her stylist she hated her new haircut but she wasn't prepared for what happened next

Former Liverpool and Leeds footballer Dominic Matteo unwittingly played with a brain tumour for his entire career, before it was discovered by doctors in November 2019

As mum to a dozen children, Zoe Sullivan, 45, finds the festive season pretty hectic, but it’s also her favourite time of year

Fitness and diet experts have revealed exactly how many calories could be in your Christmas dinner and how much exercise you'll need to do in order to burn it off. Plus, the swaps you can make your meal healthier

A worrying alert has been issued to millions of Samsung and Android users and it’s not a warning you don't want to ignore.

Ofcom has announced proposals that will clamp down on 'confusing' mid-contract price rises for broadband, mobile and TV deals - consumer rights champion Martyn James explains what you need to know

Foods such as bread, jam, cheese, fruit and vegetables can go mouldy before we have time to eat them, but there are some cases where food can still be consumed