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Escalator escapades: Hilarious CCTV of commuter slips and trips

UK June 4, 2015

Burglar caught thanks to stolen iPhone's tracking app

UK December 10, 2019

William Stephens who is facing jail for causing the death of his child Paris Vince-Stephens. See SWNS story SWSHAKE: A father is facing jail after he was found guilty of shaking his helpless baby daughter to death. Cruel William Stephens, 25, denied the manslaughter of 16-week-old Paris Vince-Stephens but a jury convicted the dad after hearing he caused her "catastrophic" head injuries. The young dad had been left alone with Paris on the day she suffered the fatal injuries while her mother Danah Vince, 19, went to the doctors. He claimed he had not touched the little girl all day - but then later said she had gone "all floppy" while he was feeding her and then admitted he "slightly shook her" on January 11. The little girl was admitted to Bristol Children's Hospital, but died just two days later.

Father jailed for killing 16-week-old baby

UK December 10, 2019

Mandatory Credit: Photo by HAP/Quirky China News/REX (3424844a) The newborn piglet with conjoined heads Piglet born with two conjoined heads, Nanchang, Jiangxi Province, China - 09 Dec 2013 A newborn piglet is seen with conjoined heads in Nanchang, capital of eastern China's Jiangxi Province. Farmer Du Gensheng said the piglet was among a litter of 10 that was born recently. He comments: "The others were normal, except this one." Due to its deformity the piglet has three eyes, two noses, and two mouths. Du comments: "When it tries to suckle the milk, it hesitates about which mouth to suckle the nipples. And sometimes one mouth wants to suck this nipple, while the other mouth tries another nipple, and then both failed."

Formidable foe at feeding time: Meet newborn two-headed piglet

Weird December 10, 2019

Guess who's dressed as Santa in the Commons...

UK December 10, 2019

Mandatory Credit: Photo by Natural Machines/REX (3422330d) Cooked pizza on plate New Machine Allows You To Print Your Dinner Becoming a top chef is now a matter of pressing a button thanks to a new 3D meal printer for the home. Foodini can create savoury or sweet cuisine made from real food and fresh ingredients. The machine arrives ready for use, so-called plug and play, and is operated by a touch-screen mini tablet that functions as the user interface embedded on the front of the device. You prepare the fresh ingredients (with the help of a blender, food processor, or prepared by hand), load them into Foodini's food capsules, and watch it print your chosen recipe. Lynette Kucsma, co-founder of the Barcelona-based comapny, says: "Foodini takes on the difficult parts of making food that is hard and/or time consuming to make fully by hand. One of our goals is to streamline some of cooking's more repetitive activities - forming dough into breadsticks, or filling and forming individual ravioli - to encourage more people to eat healthy, homemade foods. "Choose your recipe from our online recipe site, or create your own. Then let Foodini do the hard part. You prepare and load the fresh ingredients, and Foodini will create the dish. Depending on the recipe, the food is either ready to eat after Foodini is done, such as a chocolate dessert, or you'll need to finish cooking the dish prior to eating, like ravioli." Lynette says the machine will allow people to have fun with food by creating their own recipes. Examples include animal-shaped chickpea nuggets and dinosaur-shaped spinach quiche. She explains: "We printed two sets of burgers. In the pictures, the square burgers are vegetarian bean burgers, with white beans, lentils, onion and herbs. The two small round burgers are meat burgers, made with pork meat, beef, parmiggiano, walnut, red berry jam, salt and pepper." ... For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/KXYXXJXBQ

Would you eat this? New machine prints out food

Weird December 10, 2019

French café starts charging extra to 'rude customers'

Café where polite customers get an 80 per cent discount

World December 10, 2019

Tobog-crow-ning: Crow uses plastic lid to sled down roof over and over again

Crowabunga! Crow goes rooftop tobogganing

Weird December 10, 2019

Six-year-old suspended from school for 'sexual harassment'

Six-year-old suspended for 'sexual harassment'

World December 10, 2019

Man found in bed with 11-year-old girl freed on grounds they had 'romantic relationship'

Man found in bed with girl, 11, freed on grounds of 'romantic relationship'

World December 10, 2019

British tourist who lost foot in New York: Charge taxi driver

Tourist who lost foot in New York taxi incident sues city for £16.7m

UK December 10, 2019

Christopher Kimberley, 24 who has been jailed after he lied to his girlfriend and police about being mugged when in fact he spent the money on a boozy session with pals. See NTI story NTILIES. A henpecked boyfriend who lied to his partner about being mugged to avoid getting into trouble with her after spending GBP150 on a boozy night out with pals has been jailed for wasting police time. Dozy Christopher Kimberley, 24, blew cash from his bank account buying drinks for his friends after hitting the town in Stoke-on-Trent, Staffs. But to avoid an ear-bashing when his girlfriend asked where all the money had gone later that night Kimberley told her he'd been robbed. A court heard he was so worried about angering his partner he concocted a story to explain why he couldn't afford a taxi - and blamed his BOSS for mugging him.

Man jailed after lying to girlfriend about mugging after expensive night out

UK December 10, 2019

Lonely this Christmas: Adorable dog needs a new home

UK December 10, 2019

You've just driven under a bridge: Warning sign faces the wrong way

UK December 10, 2019

Man has ear bitten off by thugs in his mother's home

UK December 10, 2019

Essex Police force hat

Policewoman jailed for rape case lies

UK December 10, 2019

Wrong turn? Porpoises swim up Thames

UK December 10, 2019

People affected by a fall in the prices of preference shares protest in front of the headquarters of NovaGalicia bank in Pontevedra September 27, 2012. Picture taken September 27, 2012. To match Insight SPAIN-BANK/SAVERS REUTERS/Miguel Vidal (SPAIN - Tags: POLITICS CIVIL UNREST BUSINESS) - RTR396ZE

Bank fined for selling shares to a baby

World December 10, 2019

world's largest gingerbread house in Texas

World's largest gingerbread house sets record

Weird December 10, 2019

Woman sues doctors for posting drunk photos of her on Facebook

World December 10, 2019