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A British university has invested millions of pounds to provide more gender-neutral toilets on campus. The University of Bristol has invested 'about £3.4m' to refurbish the current toilets and to create non-gendered facilities across more than 30 buildings.more

A newly married couple had an unexpected gatecrasher when Theresa May showed up at their waterside wedding. But the prime minister, who has been busting out her best moves all summer in an effort to strengthen UK's trading links with Africa, just couldn't quite manage to get the impromptu meeting to go smoothly.more

A study of our belief in the supernatural has found two thirds of us believe in magic, while up to 29 per cent think that vampires are real.more

The Guinness World Record for the steepest street is currently held by a road in New Zealand, but the people of Ffordd Pen Llec in Wales disagree.more

Theresa May has said this year's Strictly Come Dancing contestants should "get in touch if they need any tips". The Prime Minister tweeted ahead of the start of the 16th series of the BBC One dancing show.more

British Fashion Council says LFW in September will be first of big fashion weeks to ditch animal fur.more

Commuters in Greater Manchester were left spooked on Thursday after the "freaky" discovery of a coffin at a bus stop. The Manchester Evening News reports that the unnerving object greeted passengers as they disembarked on Stamford Street in Mossley, Tameside.more

Sadiq Khan has allowed a giant balloon depicting himself wearing a bright yellow bikini to fly over London this weekend. An activist has raised £58,000 to fly the blimp over Parliament in protest at the Mayor's decision to allow a giant balloon of Donald Trump as a baby to be flown during his visit to the UK. more

Endurance swimmer Lewis Pugh has completed his challenge to swim the length of the English Channel in support of cleaning up the oceans.more

Ikea offered stranded customers the chance to nap in beds at a store after a huge crash closed part of the M25. Customers said around 200 people were unable to travel home from the lakeside branch of the Swedish furniture retailer in Thurrock, Essex, after an overturned lorry blocked the Dartford Crossing.more

David Beckham is facing a speeding charge after allegedly driving his £160,000 black Bentley at 59mph in a 40mph zone.more

Theresa May has treated South Africa to her dance moves after landing in Cape Town.more

Fancy a romantic break with a difference? Got the guts of 5,000 e to spare? In a package that evokes the chopper-filled days of the Celtic Tiger, The Killarney Park Hotel is offering an "Ultra-Luxurious Gourmet Mountain Adventure"... including a helicopter ride to the top of Mangerton Mountain..more

A tourist was forced to drive hundreds of miles to return pebbles collected from a beach in Cornwall to avoid paying a massive fine.more

Sting visited yesterday in Tuscany, where he has a property, people protesting against the dismissals of workers from steelworks that were to be closed. The artist expressed solidarity with the crew.more

A rare species of jumping spider never recorded in the UK before has been discovered living in a nature reserve in Cheshire, scientists have said.more

Meghan Markle's mother Doria Ragland is said to be moving to London to be closer to her daughter and son-in-law Prince Harry.more

The Embassy of the Republic of Poland in London invites Polish people living in the UK to participate in the #PolishGemsUK campaign, which encourages to discover and explore during the holiday period Polish "hidden treasures" in the British Isles.more

It may still be the height of summer for most, but that hasn't stopped some retailers from getting ready for Christmas already.more

Have you ever wanted U.S. Embassy toilet paper? Or perhaps you were looking for a pre-loved printer plotter? The U.S Embassy in London has launched an online auction to clear out their 'surplus property' and unwanted office goods.more

A recent gorse fire on Bray Head in Co Wicklow has revealed an ÉIRE sign which dates from the Second World War. Such signs were made up of stones and carved into the ground in coastal areas around Ireland in order to warn Allied and German airmen that they were flying over a neutral country.more

People are on average online for 24 hours a week, twice as long as 10 years ago, with one in five of all adults spending as much as 40 hours a week on the web. more

A couple fear they will be forced to hold their £20,000 wedding ceremony in separate countries after the bride was refused a visa to enter the UK and the Home Office missed the deadline to notify them. more

Summer is here, and so are long hours of working in a sweaty office. Even if your office doesn't have air con, there are easy hacks to keeping cool: here are five ways to help you survive the heat wave and stay comfortable during the working day.more

A potty-mouthed woman phoned 999 to complain about being delivered a pizza with mushrooms on it.more