Bizarre

A message from 18 years ago suggesting where to find the world’s most wanted man, Osama Bin Laden, has been found on a beach near Dublin, Ireland.

Michaela Webber, 24, was going through the post with husband Ben when she noticed an unusual delivery addressed to a Miss Wiltshire.

Crowds gathered on the side of the River Thames as the sun worshipper stripped off and made himself comfortable on the blue arches.

Luis the labrador poked his head through the hatch to get a glimpse of a visitor but found his head wedged.

Shocked Fran Webster found the beaming banger in a bag of 91p sausages bought from Aldi.

David-Joe Williams has no idea why Hollie has such a reaction to the iconic jingle.

Boss Des Brennan, 54, bought the ivy as a small potted cutting a decade ago to brighten up his work space.

Lexie Hurst was left with a large swelling in her hand after being struck by the brick on the hand while playing the game with a group of friends on Monday night (May 6).

Lexie Hurst was left with a large swelling in her hand after being struck by the brick on the hand while playing the game with a group of friends on Monday night (May 6).

Stunned Grant Parker, 46, was driving down a residential road when part of the concrete suddenly collapsed under the weight of his wheel.

Street artist Mobstr spent the last two years quizzing the removal team by spray painting a brick wall with clues on how they should cover them up.

Fish and chip shop McMonagle’s Boat has introduced "frice-cream" – a roll stuffed with vanilla ice-cream then battered and fried.

Sophie Tanner wore a vintage gown with a bouquet of sunflowers when she tied the knot to herself.

Naughty bovine Hilary went for a wander at 9.20am on Monday, surprising commuters driving into work and bringing traffic to a standstill.

The minuscule path at the side of a main road in Wigan, Greater Mancs, measures just two foot wide and isn't even big enough to squeeze in a painting of a bicycle.

Audrey Prudence, 94, ended an astonishing seven decades of boycott the world's most popular food.

Phil Stewart, 54, took a video of the dark moving circle shape which he said appeared 100ft up in the air for less than a minute, before disappearing.

Matilda Macmillan, six, was eating her breakfast when she spotted the tiny animal on the skin of the fruit.

The radiant rodents and their three-tone coats put their dismal, grey and red UK cousins firmly into the shade.

The annual event in Pakistan sees the animals weighed down with bags of rocks weighing as much as car before being forced to their feet.