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What went right this week: the good news that matters
Europe offered ‘scientific asylum’ to US-based researchers, neurodiversity hit the big screen, and plans for a new national forest were announced
Wizz Air passenger's 'pathetic' response to rule making him pay for 20kg baggage
A passenger was told he could only book a ticket with a 20kg bag allowance, so he packed gym weights for his day trip to Poland
CCTV shows shoplifters using pythons to distract cashier before stealing from petrol station
The footage shows a male suspect place one of the pythons on the counter of the petrol station in Madison County, Tennessee, before dangling a second snake in front of the cashier.
Diamond Tiffany earrings swallowed by suspected thief are recovered by Florida police
The suspect was heard saying: "I should have thrown them out the window" and asked jail staff: "Am I going to be charged with what is in my stomach?", according to an arrest report.
Growing and sharing seeds can boost mental health
Storing and sharing seeds has clear environmental benefits. But new findings suggest they can bring about wellbeing wins too
Debenhams cuts 94% off 'sensational' £3k watch with real diamonds
The "masterpiece" watch is now £3,000 cheaper and shoppers say it is a "pleasure to wear"
Nine English words you probably didn't know came from Irish
Some common words we use every day, including the name of one of the UK's main political parties, have a surprising origin in Irish.
'I went to the UK's most expensive toilet and was blown away by key feature'
Influencer Callum Ryan recently visited a public toilet in London that is known for being one of the most expensive to use in the UK - and one thing left him seriously impressed
Diddy accused of parading man in penis mask at ‘freak-off’ party with celebs
Sean 'Diddy' Combs faces fresh accusations as Joseph Manzaro claims he was drugged and forced to parade around in a penis mask at one of the infamous 'freak-off' parties
Urgent recall issued on popular chocolate bars over 'tiny stones safety risk'
The Dutch chocolate company announced that the warning was not an April Fools joke and that it was a ‘genuine product recall notice’ as some contained tiny stones
Rewilding the curriculum: natural history GCSE to be introduced in the UK
One of the first new GCSEs in a decade will teach students about the climate crisis, sustainability and the natural environment
What went right this week: goodbye 'no ball games' signs, plus more
A guerilla ad campaign called time on ‘no ball games’ signs, a rare moth was reintroduced, and a ‘brain-pacemaker’ was trialled
'New Nostradamus' made eerie prediction about oil tanker blast last week
'I saw a ship or something in trouble.'
Power to the people: the rise of community energy
Sluggish action on the climate crisis is inspiring communities to take charge of their own renewable energy, bringing benefits beyond lower bills. Can a new government bill supercharge the sector?
Chicken lays anus clenchingly massive egg
The whopper took five hours to deliver
The blobfish: 'World's ugliest animal' named fish of the year in New Zealand
The blobfish resembles a normal fish in its deep sea habitat but when brought to the surface, it morphs into a mushy creature with an unfortunate appearance.
IKEA opening three new stores as part of major UK expansion - see full list
The new IKEA stores will open on former Homebase sites in the Greyhound Retail Park in Chester, Harlow Retail Park in Harlow, and Hall Road Retail Park in Norwich.
Only those with highest IQ in country can solve 'toughest brainteaser' out there
A man has sparked a debate on social media after challenging users to solve the 'toughest brainteaser' out there - with one user admitting it took them 45 minutes to solve it
Russian woman who told soldier husband to rape Ukrainian women sentenced
Olga Bykovskaya was recorded telling her soldier husband that it was okay for him to rape Ukrainian women as he invaded the country as long as he "uses protection"
Man claims he was shot by his dog while lying in bed
The Memphis man was 'relaxing/talking' in bed when the incident occurred
Artist abandons plan to starve piglets to death after animals stolen
The artist's friend helped animal rights activists break into the gallery and free the piglets after his 10-year-old daughter begged him to "make sure the piggies won't die".
M&S shoppers floored by cost of beloved dessert as it returns to stores
Marks and Spencer's popular sweet treat is a mix of two classic desserts, making it very popular among shoppers, but some are refusing to buy it this year after spotting its price tag
The unusual psychic technique used by the MoD to try and find Osama bin Laden
'It was a classic low probability high consequence situation, in that even if people were skeptical, the impact of any successes would be huge.'
DWP answers four biggest questions over health and disability benefit changes
The DWP's "Pathways to Work" plans, including PIP changes and the £5 billion benefits cuts, have led to a lot of questions from claimants, and they have finally given some answers
Elaine C Smith grazes cows on Glasgow Green to mark receiving city's highest honour
The Rab C Nesbitt and Two Doors Down star has been given the city's highest honour - which also gives her the right to fish in the River Clyde and graze cattle on common ground.
'I gave up money in 2015 and haven't bought anything since'
Jo, 56, has no salary, no savings and never claims benefits - but has managed to live money free for a decade
For the love of: Folklore
Ahead of a new National Folklore Study, David Clarke explains that myths and legends help meet our need for enchantment
Bulgarian football club Arda Kardzhali apologise after holding minute's silence for former player who is still alive
When officials realised their mistake, they said they wished their former player "many more years of good health".
Epic 25-hour anti-Donald Trump speech declares 'not normal times' rallying cry
US Senator Cory Booker has smashed record with a 25 hour filibuster, protesting Trump's policies and Congress' inaction, becoming a symbol of resistance
Student so scared of DIY he paid tradesman £180 to change batteries
Sam Daley also says he doesn’t want to speak to anyone on the phone and he lacks the confidence to negotiate so sourced the tradesman through an app.
'Once-in-a-lifetime' Iron Age hoard found in Yorkshire
Dubbed the Melsonby hoard, more than 800 Iron Age artefacts were discovered by metal detectorist Peter Heads near the North Yorkshire village.
'I refuse to walk my daughter down the aisle – I have a good reason'
A man has been praised for refusing to walk his daughter down the aisle on her special day after she broke his heart when she was a teenager - but he can't help but feel guilty about it
Bearing nature’s beauty and fragility – snoozing king of the Arctic wins photo contest
The shot alludes, judges noted, to the adaptability of wildlife in changing environments, as well as their vulnerability
Janitor admits he's 'sick' after filling students' lunches with bodily fluids
Giovanni Impellizzeri videod himself doing horrific acts, including wiping his genitals on utensils and filling kids lunch meat with faeces, said he was just doing the Devil's bidding
Everything to know about 'George Clooney of banking' who is Canada's new PM
Mark Carney met his English wife Diana when they were both members of the Oxford University Ice Hockey Club.