Enormous £15million jackpot up for grabs in Christmas Day Lotto draw

Swimmers have paked Ayr beach for a Boxing Day dip in the sea during freezing weather conditions

BBC Radio 1, Radio 2 and Top of the Pops, has died at the age of 66.

A Scots family has thanked medics for making their Christmas special while their tiny tot battles cancer.

Boxing Day is here, and with it, mountains of leftovers, naps and plenty of TV to watch.

The mum of missing Jamie Cannon has said she feels 'broken' on the first Christmas without her son since his disappearance.

Liverpool Echo reports.A spokesperson for Merseyside Police said: “Emergency services were contacted at just before 9am following reports that the body of a male had been discovered in the lake.“The male was removed and CPR commenced but he was sadly pronounced deceased at the scene.

A woman has died after collapsing on a busy road near Bolton before being hit by a car on Christmas Day.

Airdrie tot Soffia Viktoria Birina, who was born 18 weeks premature, might be tiny but she has been through the biggest battle of her young life to spend her first Christmas at home.

It was Za'Zell Preston's first Christmas with her newborn son and she could not wait to make it a festive family occasion.

Shoppers are flocking to the city centre as stores open their doors for Boxing Day.

Danny Dyer is undoubtedly one of the nation's most beloved soap stars, but he's also become one of the funniest faces in showbiz.The EastEnders legend - who plays Mick Carter on the BBC soap - has been a familiar face on Albert Square ever since joining the cast on Christmas Day back in 2013.Often famed for playing the 'hard-man', the cockney charmer has also starred in a whole host of famous films including The Football Factory (2004), as well as turning his talents to hit documentaries like The Real Football Factories.However, East Ender Danny is far from shy, and he's come out with some jaw-dropping one-liners over the years - such as when he called former Prime Minister David Cameron a "tw*t" on live television in 2018.But Danny's not

Division One supporters watched 66 goals fly in across a hectic 10 fixtures, with Chelsea, Burnley, Fulham, Blackburn and Liverpool racking up memorable victories. Blackpool, Manchester United, Ipswich, Stoke and West Ham were on the end of those damaging defeats, with recent champions Ipswich overturning a nine-goal deficit just two days later.

reports Stoke-on-Trent Live.The grandmother of Lizzy's five-year-old son, Samantha Arden, branded the fine 'ridiculous'.Speaking before the fine was cancelled, the 43-year-old said: "Lizzy had put out her bin as usual."As she has never been issued with a recycling bin she put a box - a single cardboard box next to her bin - it was bin day after all. She just thought the men would take it."Lizzy then took my five-year-old grandson to school and on her return found that the council had issued her a fine to the tune of £400."Samantha said the fine could not have come at a worse time."It's not right, it is so close to Christmas and Lizzy has very little income." she added.

This year the Christmas and New Year bank holidays fall on a weekend - so we get an 'extra' four days off in the week as a substitute.

tsunami in 2004 shocked the world with death and destruction on a scale never before seen as 13 countries were hit by crushing earthquakes and tidal waves. A 9.1 magnitude earthquake off the coast of Sumatra, Indonesia, triggered the devastating tsunami that killed more than 230,000 people.The Indian Ocean tsunami caused severe damage in Indonesia, Sri Lanka, India, Thailand and nine other countries.It was one of the most deadliest natural disasters of all time and the deadliest of the 21st century so far.

A woman driving one of three cars involved in a Boxing Day M60 crash has been found at almost four times limit for alcohol, according to police.

The team at Paisley's Royal Alexandra Hospital welcomed one of Scotland's first Christmas babies yesterday.

Celeste Barber, who has over 8.6 million followers on Instagram, often targets celebrities and A-listers for her chuckle-worthy recreations.

Ashley James has revealed that her son Alfie was taken to hospital on Christmas Day after he was sick and it got "progressively worse".Taking to Instagram on Sunday, the star, 34, shared her relief over being able to return home with her 11-month-old son on Boxing Day after an overnight stay. Ashley said that Alfie had woke up being sick on Christmas Day morning, which got "progressively worse and more constant throughout the day".

Joan Collins suffered a less than festive reaction on Christmas Day after being accused of wearing real animal fur in her latest Instagram video. The actress, 88, shared an Instagram upload of herself in front of her enormous Christmas tree, wishing her followers a prosperous holiday period.

dog.The boy and his grandmother were house-sitting at the property in Varsity Lakes on Australia's Gold Coast and he was playing with the animal at around 11:45am when it suddenly turned on him.The dog, reportedly an English bull-terrier American bulldog cross belonging to the homeowner, bit the lad’s neck causing massive blood loss.His grandmother tried to intervene, sustaining minor injuries in the process, and a neighbour jumped his back garden fence in a bid to help but the boy’s injuries were too severe and he died in hospital later that day.The name of the victim has not been released by the authorities.A Queensland Ambulance spokesman said the boy had suffered life-threatening bites to his neck before going into cardiac arrest.They