Donna Lincoln

2 days ago | nationalworld.com | Donna Lincoln

A fan of Dr Pimple Popper thought he had found himself living in his own episode of the 'gross' show - until a grape-sized neck 'cyst' turned out to be cancer. Stuart Smith was on holiday in Cornwall with his wife Lauren Smith when she noticed a lump on the left side of his neck. The couple, who were huge fans of US reality show Dr Pimple Popper, assumed he'd be one of the gross cases on the show so the 40-year-old decided to get checked out.

2 days ago | nationalworld.com | Donna Lincoln

A dog walker was almost killed by a rampaging 80 stone cow after being headbutted and repeatedly trampled during a horror attack. Laura Vaughan was targeted by a huge Hereford cow while walking four-year-old cockapoo Zayna in the Wye Valley on April 6th. The colossal beast charged at Laura and headbutted her to the ground before repeatedly booting her in the leg and back in the 30-second-long attack.

2 days ago | nationalworld.com | Donna Lincoln

Brits could save more than £45 each time they fill up their car by switching to an electric vehicle (EV). UK drivers spent an average of £48 on petrol the last time they filled up their tank compared with the £2.70 it could cost them to fully charge an electric vehicle overnight, according to the latest research. However, the nation is still in the dark about EV charging costs, with only 4% of drivers knowing they could charge an EV at home for less than the price of a latte.

3 days ago | nationalworld.com | Donna Lincoln

A frustrated commuter claims he saved £70 on 'ridiculous' train fares by flying to London from Manchester… via ICELAND. Muscab Salad was on his way home to London after a trip to Manchester when he discovered the return train back to the capital was a whooping £130. The 32-year-old said he found the price ridiculous so went looking up other options there could be. Muscab discovered he could get a £21 Jet2 flight to Keflavík in Iceland, where he spent 18 hours sightseeing and exploring the city.

3 days ago | bristolpost.co.uk | Donna Lincoln

New research from Smart Energy GB has found that June is the most popular month for a ‘renters refresh’ as nice weather inspires home changes (37%), spending almost £700 on average making stylistic changes to their homesSummer is a time for home renovations and decorative upgrades, and this year it seems that British renters are finding even more creative ways to put a personal touch on their properties.