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Traffic cops stopped the idiotic motorist on a street in Stoke-on-Trent, Staffs., on Wednesday night.

Members of the Royal Philharmonic Concert Orchestra struck a chord with commuters - by playing a piece of music using items left behind on trains, including a surfboard, a bicycle pump and a car tyre. The orchestra launched into 'An Ode To My Former Owner' using goods from the lost and found office. They wrote the brief piece of music, ensuring it consisted of 11,304 notes - the number of items lost each year on East Midlands Trains. Malcolm Wilson,...

Surrey Police posted a picture of the overly-happy officer on Facebook holding up three bags of cannabis plants which were bagged up for testing on Friday.

Despite being on a lead, the three tiny terrors went for the woman, and one even managed to take a chunk out of her calf.

After a host of 'clean' suggestions, Oldham Council decided on "Bruce Springclean" and "Dustin Timberlake".

Tracy Jones delivered Georgina Peate who is now training alongside her as a student midwife at Shrewsbury and Telford Hospital NHS Trust

Sunderland, Barnsley, Barking and Dagenham were among the 33 councils with zero rough sleepers in 2017, according to a HuffPost UK investigation into shaky "official" government data. Charnwood, Braintree, Knowsley, Redcar and Eastleigh were also named in the government's statistics that rely on data from just one night of the year in autumn to inform policy. The investigation revealed that politicians use "snapshot" rough sleeper counts to provide data on the nationwide levels of homelessness, despite being unreliable. Last year’s figures show...

The tiny sloth, who has not been given a name yet, was sadly abandoned by their mother, so staff at Brevard Zoo have been hand-rearing them.

Rachael Hanley, 22, returned to her Renault Scenic to find the handwritten note from an angry female shopper after she had parked in a disabled bay