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Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!The roof of a scorched UK home was sent crumbling after a devastating lightning strike.A 70-year-old woman was checked over for any injuries feared she may have sustained in a blaze caused by lightning on Saturday morning as the UK heatwave came to an end.

crocodile in Zambia in water that was deemed safe for her to swim.Amelie Osborne-Smith, 18, was mauled by the animal when it latched onto her leg and attempted to drag her under.She had been white water rafting with a group and was told by a tour guide that the water was safe to swim in, according to her father.Witness reports claim the crocodile stopped thanks to the heroics of a male friend who dived into the water and began punching the crocodile, according to The Sun.Amelie, from Andover, Hampshire, saw her leg badly damaged as a result of the attack with reports of her hip being dislocated and her right foot was “hanging loose.”The crocodile grabbed Amelie's leg and was attempting a death roll, a common manoeuvre by a crocodile to try

A house has partly collapsed after being struck by lightning at the start of a weekend of thunderstorms across the country.

Vladimir Putin, an inquest heard.Alex Sartain, 34, attacked James Nash, 42, at his home in Upper Enham, near Andover, Hampshire, on August 5, 2020.The children’s author and parish councillor was left with fatal head injuries, and he died three days later at Southampton General Hospital.Sartain, who suffered from mental health issues, fled the scene on a motorcycle and died in a crash as he was pursued by police.Prior to the attack, he developed a belief that Mr Nash was spreading coronavirus under the orders of Russian leader Putin.Mr Nash's widow Sarah Nash witnessed the horrifying attack, which took place in their front garden.She told Winchester Coroners’ Court: "He was asking me what I was going to do to compensate him for the loss of

A children's author was shot and beaten to death by a neighbour who thought the victim was a spy working for Russian President Vladimir Putin to spread Covid-19, an inquest has heard.

A British granddad died after his snorkelling mask filled with carbon dioxide while he was out swimming.

The owner of a kleptomanic cat has made an appeal on social media to return items stolen by her beloved pet.Kate Baker, 35, from Andover, Hampshire says she has seen a surge in the amount of pilfered 'gifts' being brought home by her feline companion - in particular gloves.Posting in her local Facebook group, a desperate Mrs Baker said: "My cat’s thieving has got so bad my brother bought her a box!“I would like to return items … sorry in advance.”She said Pixel, aged two, started bringing random items back home around a year ago, even stealing children's toys if the opportunity struck“I’d always planned on seeing if I could get them back to their owners, and left them in a pile; when my brother saw how much I’d accumulated he got me Pixel’s