Vacuuming at night could cost $18,000 in Victoria
Residents in Victoria face huge fines for vacuuming after 10pm due to obscure noise laws. Discover other bizarre Australian regulations, from kite-flying to potato hoarding.
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Third feline stationmaster appointed in Japan
A calico cat named Yontama has been officially appointed as the third feline stationmaster at Kishi Station in Japan, continuing a quirky tradition that boosts tourism and revives local railways. Discover how cats are saving train lines.
Inside the £48 Lisbon hotel where staff wear pyjamas
A travel journalist reviews her stay at WC by The Beautique Hotels in Lisbon, a four-star boutique hotel with a full bathroom theme and staff in sleepwear. Find out if the quirky concept works.
2025's Weirdest Political Photos: A Look Back
A review of the quirkiest and most surreal political moments of 2025, captured on camera. From Kemi Badenoch with a machine gun to Boris Johnson's ostrich encounter.
Tiverton's 'underwear' Christmas lights make a comeback
Tiverton's quirky Christmas lights, mistaken for giant underwear, are back after 2015 debut. Locals embrace the viral fame, with the mayor calling it 'fantastic' publicity for the Devon town.
State Pension deferral can boost income by £700 a year
Brits nearing retirement can boost their State Pension by nearly £700 annually by deferring claims. Discover if this little-known DWP option is right for you.
Britain's quirkiest weekend: Dogs in bags & human hot dogs
A captivating visual journey through Britain's quirkiest weekend moments, featuring everything from dogs travelling in bags to creative costume enthusiasts lighting up the nation's streets.
State Pension Set for Major 2024 Increase
Millions of pensioners could see their state pension payments increase significantly next year as the government confirms the triple lock mechanism will remain in place, potentially delivering the second-largest rise in history.
The Chair Company: Quirky New Comedy Review
Discover the hilarious new workplace comedy 'The Chair Company' that's taking British television by storm. Our review explores why this quirky series about office life gone mad is your next must-watch.
Dubble Bubble Mountain Retreat Hits Georgia Property Market
Discover the extraordinary mountain retreat in Georgia, USA, inspired by Dubble Bubble gum packaging, now available for sale with its unique pink exterior and nostalgic charm.
Europe's Quirkiest Museums: Hidden Gems Revealed
From Parisian sewer systems to Icelandic phalluses, we uncover Europe's most bizarre and fascinating museums that offer truly unique cultural experiences away from the tourist crowds.
Julia Fox stuns in quirky dress at NYC launch event
Uncut Gems star Julia Fox turned heads with her signature bold fashion choices at a high-profile NYC event, showcasing an unforgettable quirky dress that highlighted her dramatic style.
Inside Britain's Wonkiest Pub: The Crooked House
Discover the surreal experience of visiting Crooked House, Britain's wonkiest pub that defies gravity and expectations in the most spectacular way.
Historic UK Jail Cell Transformed Into Holiday Home
Discover the ultimate lock-in experience at this former Shrewsbury prison cell, now a unique self-catering accommodation blending Victorian history with modern comforts for an unforgettable UK getaway.
Toilet-themed restaurant wins Best in Britain award
Discover the bizarre Bristol eatery that's flushing away the competition with its unconventional toilet-themed dining experience and award-winning cuisine.
Colchester's Roundabout Miniature Railway: UK's Quirkiest Attraction
An ordinary Essex town is home to an extraordinary roundabout featuring a unique miniature railway that has captivated locals and visitors for decades. Discover the story behind Colchester's quirky traffic island attraction.
My Weird, Wild Week of Wearing Shoulder Pals
A Guardian journalist embarks on a quirky seven-day experiment wearing 'Shoulder Pals' – miniature soft toys on her shoulders – to explore human connection, social anxiety, and the unexpected joys of breaking social norms in modern Britain.
Town Where Every House Is In A Different Country
Discover the mind-bending story of Baarle, a unique European town split between Belgium and the Netherlands, where international borders run through homes, cafes, and even beds.
Discover Mostar: Europe's Living Jigsaw Puzzle Town
Forget ordinary city breaks! Venture into the heart of Mostar, Bosnia, a picture-perfect European gem where history is etched into every cobblestone and the iconic Stari Most bridge creates a scene straight out of a puzzle box. Our travel guide reveals wh
School Bus Driver Fails Drug Test Before Child Pickup
A school bus driver in the UK was apprehended for speeding and subsequently failed a roadside drug test while en route to collect children. The incident has sparked major concerns over pupil safety and vetting procedures.
Police chief accused of using duty claim to avoid driving charges
Exclusive: A senior Metropolitan Police chief faces misconduct probe after allegedly claiming official duty to avoid traffic offences. Investigation reveals four other officers under scrutiny for similar potential abuses of power.
Madeleine McCann Suspect Faces New Charges in Germany
Exclusive: German prosecutors are preparing to formally charge Christian Brueckner, the prime suspect in Madeleine McCann's disappearance, with unrelated sexual offences as the investigation continues.
Drivers risk £1000 fines for faulty wipers
Millions of UK motorists are unknowingly risking hefty fines due to a common windscreen mistake. Experts reveal the crucial feature you must check to stay legal and safe on the roads.
£5,000 Fine Alert for Modified Cars - New DVLA Rules
UK motorists could be hit with massive fines and invalidated insurance for common modifications like tinted windows and body kits. Learn the 12 changes that could land you in trouble.
Dashboard mistake risks £2,500 fine and 9 points for drivers
Millions of UK motorists are at risk of hefty fines and penalty points for a common but often overlooked driving offence related to dashboard warning lights. Learn how to avoid this costly mistake.
Australian Manhunt Ends: Armed Suspect Dezi Freeman Captured
Dezi Freeman, wanted on multiple warrants, has been arrested in rural Victoria following a dramatic police operation. The incident involved alleged firearm offences and a stolen vehicle, causing a major security alert.
Drivers warned of £1000 fine for windscreen mistake
Millions of UK motorists are at risk of a hefty £1000 fine and penalty points due to a commonly overlooked winter driving law. Experts reveal the crucial checks you must make before starting your engine.
£200 fine for splashing pedestrians in new UK crackdown
UK motorists now face a hefty £200 on-the-spot fine for careless actions like splashing pedestrians or eating at the wheel, as part of a major police enforcement push.
Illegal horn use could cost UK drivers £1,000 fine
Millions of UK motorists risk hefty fines for improper horn use. Learn the Highway Code rules to avoid a £1,000 penalty and points on your licence for this common driving offence.
Grange Hill Actor John Alford Guilty of Sex Assaults
Former child actor John Alford, known for Grange Hill and London's Burning, found guilty of sexually assaulting two teenage girls in the 1990s. Full trial coverage.
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