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Amateur snapper Martyn Cannan, 57, was watching the animal play happily in the water when it ran into the single-use carrier.

Sprightly Barbara Peters has received the top Grade eight award from the renowned dance skills with a pass rate of 73% - with no concession made for her age.

Frustrated Cassie Esplin, 25, was just about to use her Buzz Tongue Finger Vibrator when she claims the battery pack flew out with such force it hit the bedroom ceiling.

Affectionate Robin Marie, 48, earns £31,500-a-year ($40,000-a-year) or £60-an-hour ($80) from her job and spends around 45 hours-a-week spooning, hugging and snuggling.

Six yellow parking fines have been placed on the windscreen of the silver Fiat Punto - alongside a 'donation note'.

Pat Lawson is over the moon after being crowned the most bubbly bus driver in the capital, despite having to battle through gridlocked traffic on a daily basis.

Ellie Carter flew a proper powered plane just three days after she turned 16 - paying for lessons with her pocket money.

Jessica Rihal, 35, says slim instructors refused to offer guidance and sometimes didn’t even look at her as she attempted poses on her mat.

Jeff Knight is a well-known face in the centre of Bristol, where he has handed out the popular street newspaper for 21 years.

Humble Peter Congdon, 71, celebrated the massive win by having a nice cup of tea, before going on a pre-booked holiday to Butlins.

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Neil Wright, 50, who suffers from acute arthritis, cannot understand why his usual monthly UC payment of £284 turned into a bank deposit of just a penny.

Shocking images show a mound of trash including drums full of oil, rope, nets and fish boxes near Lulworth Cove in Dorset.

Kind-hearted Pearly Rose McGowan was inspired to help homeless people in Glasgow after a chance meeting with someone sleeping on the streets, as she returned from a trip to the cinema on Christmas Eve.

Joshua Walmsley set up a collection point and let people know he needed socks for homelessness charities.

Martin Johnstone found the note beneath floorboards as he tore up carpets in his son’s old bedroom in a tenement flat in Southside, Glasgow.

Chris Cole, 72, has been volunteering at the charity shop for the past 20 years.

Body art lover Chris Coates, 43, decided to get "M&S EST.1884" inked on his left forearm to show his love for the retail chain.

James Beresford, 35, was with his daughter Sophie, who suffers from cerebral palsy and a heart defect, when he tried to park his car in a disabled bay.

David and Pauline McCall had their prized tree swiped right off their drive - leaving the pensioners 'absolutely gobsmacked'.