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19 hours ago | 
mirror.co.uk | Benedict Tetzlaff-Deas |Freddie Noble |Lee Grimsditch
Manchester Airport passenger 'mortified' after realising what he'd taken through securityMark Harris, 51, accidentally took two steak knives through security at Manchester Airport without being stopped - and says he will 'never know' how they were able to get past the scannersA dad has revealed how he accidentally managed to pass through airport security with two sharp knives in his bag without being stopped and searched.
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1 day ago | 
manchestereveningnews.co.uk | Lee Grimsditch |Freddie Noble
Mark Harris said the incident with the knives happened while he was flying from Manchester Airport to MalagaA holidaymaker said he accidentally managed to pass through Manchester Airport security with two knives in his bag without being stopped and searched. Mark Harris, 51, was flying from Manchester Airport to Malaga on April 9. He had packed his luggage in a bag he had used for camping several months earlier.
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3 weeks ago | 
mirror.co.uk | Monica Charsley |Freddie Noble
Monster rats have taken over sleepy street killing pets and eating carsVillagers in Hertfordshire claim that hundreds of rats have been causing havoc around their home for years. Residents are now having to protect their pets, cars and houses from damageFed-up villagers say "huge" rats are taking over their neighbourhood and are killing their pets as well as wrecking their homes and belongings. Locals living in Welwyn, Hertfordshire, say they have dealt with the disgusting infestation for years.
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1 month ago | 
mirror.co.uk | Cyann Fielding |Freddie Noble
Brit moves to Australia to complete jobs that 'no one wants to do'George Redfern, 21, from Wirral, Merseyside, started his business CBA jobs on March 5, 2025, and has made $700 doing gardening, window cleaning, and car washingA British man has launched a business in Australia offering services for jobs people tend to avoid, including household chores, gardening, and grocery shopping.
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1 month ago | 
manchestereveningnews.co.uk | Lee Grimsditch |Freddie Noble
Private chef Diogo Prego, 35, reveals the favourite dishes of the four-time Premier League winnerA private chef to celebrities, has lifted the lid on the dietary secrets of Premier League footballers and their dinnertime faves - which include salt cod stew, Kefir shakes and cookies. Diogo Prego, from Évora, Portugal, began his culinary journey as a child and worked at a hotel before opening his own restaurant, Chouriçaria da Praça, in Portugal in April 2020.
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2 months ago | 
edinburghlive.co.uk | Freddie Noble |Benedict Tetzlaff-Deas |Cara Blackhall
A couple left their family and friends stunned after a 12.03am WhatsApp message. Ruth Ridyard, 35, and husband Martin, 38, had secretly contacted family member's bosses three weeks earlier to ensure they had the day off work for a 'big surprise'.Then they messaged their 24 guests just after midnight on February 22, 2024 to tell them they would be getting married later the same day.
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2 months ago | 
mirror.co.uk | Benedict Tetzlaff-Deas |Freddie Noble
A quirky couple stunned their friends and family with a 12.03am message on WhatsApp. Ruth Ridyard, 35, and husband Martin, 38, had secretly contacted family member's bosses three weeks earlier to ensure they had the day off work for a 'big surprise'. Then, with everything set to go, the couple messaged their 24 guests just after midnight on on February 22, 2024 to tell them they would be getting married later the same day.
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2 months ago | 
lancs.live | Freddie Noble |Jon Macpherson
A couple stunned their friends and family by revealing their wedding on the day itself with a 00.13am WhatsApp message invitation. Ruth Ridyard, 35, and her now-husband Martin, 38, aimed for a "chill" day that wouldn't burden their guests with stress. They secretly organised the event over three weeks, even covertly arranging time off work for relatives by contacting their employers without the family's knowledge.
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2 months ago | 
manchestereveningnews.co.uk | Freddie Noble |Greta Simpson
"We wanted the day to be casual and chill"A Manchester couple surprised their friends and family by inviting them to their wedding - on the day it was due to take place. Ruth Ridyard, 35, and now-husband Martin, 38, wanted a "chill" wedding day which didn't stress out their guests. They secretly planned it for three weeks, even contacting family member's bosses on the sly to book days off work without them finding out.
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2 months ago | 
essexlive.news | Freddie Noble |Matt Lee
An Essex boy has an incredible talent of identifying all 50 US states on a map as well as naming all 195 world flags. Arthur Weekley, four, from Essex, has been interested in flags since he was three after his dad Bobby bought him a puzzle with different flags. He was gifted more maps for Christmas and has now memorised the names and locations of all the US states and UK cities. He has since started on expanding his knowledge to India.
