All news by author: Olive Loveridge-Greene

Tourists have been flocking to Wetherspoon Fun Pub for cheap cocktails and a full English. The imitation bar has one or two major differences with the original budget chain - and Brits are loving it

The woman thought the large ripples of water were caused by a powerboat at first - but there were no boats on the Loch at the time and she is convinced

Yuliana Perea, 38, underwent the cosmetic procedure but faced medical complications under anaesthetic - she hadn't even told her family she was having liposuction

Author Sir Ian Rankin has hit out at British Airways in a scathing tweet after he arrived to the airport only to be told his economy flight was oversold and he would be bumped down on his 'once in a lifetime trip'

With dry-aged rare beef and slow-cooked pork belly served with a mega Yorkshire pudding and all of the trimmings, it's no surprise Brits are willing to play the waiting game!

Mandeep Kaur, from Punjab, India, has learned to accept her facial hair after having it blessed while attending a Gurdwara

Described on auction website eBay as "Raw and Intense - as real as a Charles Bronson gets" the grim £6,000 sketch shows a fellow lag having their limbs torn off

John Fewtrell managed to snag a cucumber in his weekly Tesco order despite ongoing fruit and vegetable shortages affected the salad staple, but the Brit was left livid when it finally arrived

EastEnders' star Natalie Cassidy enjoys a night at the pub when she's not working, thanks to her nanny, who looks after the actress' daughters Eliza, 11 and Joanie, six

Wendy Grim, from Oregon, America, claims her cat, Dante, had the image of 'Jesus Christ' in his eye after zoning out while she was cleaning the house - and has shared her discovery on social media

WARNING GRAPHIC CONTENT: The unnamed 14-year-old had been experiencing headaches and vomiting for a month before the gruesome discovery in India and reported in The New England Journal of Medicine (NEJM)

'Britain's flattest house' is now up for auction for £70,000 in Newton Poppleford, Devon. The auctioneers selling it described the 265-year-old property the perfect 'lock-up and leave bolt hole'