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snake slithering through a pile of rubbish dumped by suspected fly-tippers in the middle of a town.The snake - thought to be an albino Burmese python - was found by council workers in Grimsby on Monday morning.The unlucky creature is suspected to be a household pet that has died and since been dumped, a spokesman for the council said.Bosses at North East Lincolnshire Council have now appealed for its owner to come forward and collect their deceased scaly friend.John Munson, deputy street cleansing manager, said: “Our job is full of surprises, but this was a total shock for our team.“You don’t turn up for work on a Monday morning expecting to find a massive snake dumped behind a hedge.“None of us have plucked up the courage to fully unravel it, but it looks huge and weighs a fair bit.”Burmese pythons are among the largest snakes in the world, and workers have said the specimen they found felt "very heavy".Baffled local councillor Ron Shepherd appealed to the python owner's apparently missing sense of responsibility, and said: “We’re keen to speak to the snake’s owner so we can find out more about how it came to be fly-tipped in Grimsby.“Someone must know where it came from.

Manchester United’s clash away at Liverpool later this month will be rearranged after Jurgen Klopp’s side progressed in the FA Cup.

Shanna Moakler and her on-again beau Matthew Rondeau appear to be on good terms following recent speculation around their relationship.The former Miss USA, 46, and the model, 29, kept close to each other while out in San Diego on Tuesday.They were both wearing black outfits as they strolled hand-in-hand while out and about. On again: Shanna Moakler and her on-again beau Matthew Rondeau appear to be on good terms following recent speculation around their relationshipShanna wore a black zip-up sweatshirt with mesh panels on the shoulders.She showed a slither of her flat stomach, revealing a bit of her belly ring as she walked alongside her man.

When we chat to Lorraine Kelly, she’s hiding in her husband Steve’s “wee den” upstairs in their London home so she can get a bit of peace and quiet. “We’ve got a full house because Rosie’s here and her wee boyfriend and her dog Ruby. So I’m up in the man cave,” she explains.

Confident punters are backing Celtic at the bookies to lift their first major European trophy in 55 years this season.

Beijing Winter Olympics - and caught the whole thing on his helmet camera providing frightening results.The 28-year-old raced in a semi-final that included Canada's Eliot Grondin, Austria's Alessandro Hammerle and Merlin Surget of France - but finished last to miss out on a medal race.Later competing in the small final to determine his ranking among the unsuccessful competitors, Eguibar went up against American Jake Vedder and Tommaso Leoni of Italy as well as Surget again.Wearing a helmet camera in a bid to show those at home what it looks like for the riders, the footage had a different effect after he crashed.With Surget leading and Vedder taking a wide line coming up to a jump, Leoni slipped onto his back directly in front of the unfortunate Eguibar.With his camera still live on the broadcast, the 28-year-old couldn't avoid making contact with his fallen rival before bouncing off the back of Vedder.With the US rider somehow staying upright to chase down Surget, Eguibar did a full 180 before continuing the race to finish in third.Is snowboard cross the best event at the Winter Olympics? Give us your thoughts in the comments sectionOne viewer wrote on Twitter: "Thank you @lucaseguibar for these amazing pictures.

CCTV caught a woman's narrow escape after a huge timber shipment plunged off a Scots lorry.

Shocking photos show a pile of fly-tipped rubbish dumped in an Oldham cul-de-sac.

Shaun Maloney reckons the Hibs faithful should have no problem welcoming Demetri Mitchell to the green half of Edinburgh after watching the former Jambo fight for his capital return.

Fly-tippers have been blasted as "disgusting" and "ignorant" after a pile of rubbish was dumped at the side of a road in Falkirk.

Parenting eight children can't be easy - as one TikTok mum is proving.

An 83-year-old motorist who caused a motorway pile-up by driving at high speed on the wrong side of the road has been disqualified for three years.

Firefighters of Wisconsin estimate there were 150 vehicles involved in the accident.The Jackson County Sheriff's Office said in a Facebook post: "There is a massive crash involving many vehicles in both directions Northfield to Osseo and Osseo to Northfield."Emergency vehicles need to be able to get to the scene."Motorist Mike Olsen, who witnessed the incident, said there were about 20 semi-trucks that crashed into each other on the northbound lane, including several who had been travelling south.Olsen filmed at least five of the semi-trucks on fire at around 8am - after they were involved in separate crashes with passenger vehicles.In a Facebook post, he said: "Please stay home if you don’t need to be out driving."The Wisconsin State

A mum who piled on the pounds after suffering an injury has lost an incredible eight stone in the space of 16 months.

A dilapidated 150-year-old mansion has been named one of the most endangered buildings in the country by conservationists.

Emmerdale – as an inferno rips through the Woolpack pub.

Manchester United stars Rio Ferdinand and Owen Hargreaves after he scored his first goal under interim manager Ralf Rangnick.The 20-year-old forward has netted 34 goals across 121 fixtures since making his debut under Ole Gunnar Solskjaer back in March of 2019, with five in 16 matches so far this season.Greenwood has been tipped to be a long-term star for both his club and England, much like Manchester City's Phil Foden, thanks to his creative and finishing ability.The versatile forward fired home from Luke Shaw's cross to give United the lead in their Champions League clash against Young Boys as they finished top of Group F, impressing the pundits.While on BT Sport, Hargreaves said: "Mason Greenwood. He’s pretty special.

Rangers great Arthur Numan has accused the SPFL of a disregard for players’ welfare and supporters wallets by creating a festive fixture pile-up.

Neighbours have been "disgusted" after a massive pile of waste was dumped on the pavement in a Tameside town centre.

Jim Goodwin insists St Mirren can’t afford to be a “nearly team" if they’re serious about stepping up to the top six.

Bin bags could soon pile up again in Glasgow 's streets after refuse staff in the city said a recent deal with the council did not go far enough.