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EuroMillions results: Winning lotto numbers for Friday night's huge £69million draw

Have you started the weekend in sensational style? Check if you are in line to win the massive EuroMillions jackpot with a life-changing sum up for grabs on Friday October 14

Daily Mirror

King's 'cut-price' Coronation plans in light of cost of living crisis slammed

The Coronation should be seen as 'a chance to represent the people and the nation on a global stage', one historian said

Daily Mirror

Category 5 hurricanes are rare in the U.S. There have only been 4 in its history

Such massive storms are fairly rare, and it's even more rare for them to make landfall. NOAA says that for such storms, "catastrophic damage will occur" with electricity outages "for weeks or months."

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One in five people being killed by sepsis as HSE issue warning of top symptoms to look out for

Sepsis kills more people each year than heart attacks, stroke or almost any cancer

Irish Mirror

Spain's free train tickets launch today - how to get them and where you can travel

As of September 1 tourists and Spanish residents can travel for free on journeys up to 188 miles long from cities including Barcelona and Madrid on cercanias (commuter service) or media distancia (medium-distance) trains

Daily Mirror

Brit man, 25, dies after plunging to his death on 'volcano from hell' on holiday

Gil Banks was enjoying a holiday in South America after finishing his military service when he fell to his death on a notorious volcano. Just 25, He was attempting to climb up the Rucu Pichincha volcano in Ecuador

Daily Mirror

Cannibal tribe eats its enemies' flesh and uses human skulls as pillows

The Asmat tribe populates more than 100 villages and consists of 12 different sub-ethnic groups in the unexplored jungles of New Guinea in Indonesia - and until relatively recently practiced headhunting and ate the flesh of their enemies

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A look-back at what we wore on a Belfast night out in the '00s

We were only stunnin', so we were

Belfast Live

Take a shine to golden wonders from around the world with glistening temples and masks

Gold has been a desirable precious metal for thousands of years thanks to its relative rarity, sheer lustrous beauty and malleability. From temples to souks via prospectors' strikes, the chemical element with the symbol Au offers some spectacular sights for tourists

Daily Mirror

You can buy pints for 6p at UK pubs TODAY with secret Jubilee codeword - see full list

Greene King has chosen that specific price for the pint to celebrate the Queen's Jubilee as that is how much it cost when Her Majesty succeeded to the throne in 1952

Daily Mirror

'Boss club with best music': Liverpool's most missed nightclub of all time decided by readers

In a poll of ECHO readers, one club beat the rest of the field easily but Cream didn't even come in second!

Liverpool Echo

Holiday warning: Brits told to put up with miles of 'smelly, rotten sludge' on beaches

Environmentalists have asked local authorities not to remove sea algae from beaches as it is part of marine life and helps in the fight against climate change

Daily Mirror

'The New York Times' can't shake the cloud over a 90-year-old Pulitzer Prize

In 1932, The New York Times' Walter Duranty won a Pulitzer for stories defending Soviet policies that led to the deaths of millions of Ukrainians. The Times disavows his work but not the prize.

WEKU

Monkeypox symptoms, causes and why it can be confused with chickenpox

All you need to know as patient is treated in isolation at specialist London hospital

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Top UK beach resort branded 'no-go zone' amid traffic jams, litter and drunkards

More than 150,000 tourists flock to the tiny village of Bamburgh in Northumberland each year to visit its historic castle and award winning sandy beaches

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