All news by author: Ed Cullinane

Patrick Atherton and his pet were saved after seven cows knocked them to the ground last summer in Devon and thankfully only suffered from cuts and bruises in the attack

The parents of four-year-old Daniel Klosi are now asking for answers after their son died of sepsis. They visited the hospital multiple times but were sent home before the tragedy

Simon Williams scooped the latest Omaze Million Pound House Draw - a beautifully renovated cottage in Devon - but nearly missed out as he thought about ignoring his phone

WARNING GRAPHIC IMAGES: John Lawson began to experience blackouts and dizziness in December 2014 and was later diagnosed with a grade 2 oligodendroglioma, a rare type of brain tumour

Louisa Benton and her husband Edward, from Laverstock, Wiltshire, hired JAC Building Developments Ltd to construct their dream extension but had to take the firm to a small claims court

Matt Fiddes believes dog breeds that have been classed as dangerous should be treated like wild animals under law - he said the only option is to 'run' when confronted by an American Bully XL

Fisherman denies the odds and lands a two-million-to-one blue lobster off the coast of Devon that has stunned experts, but the rare crustacean is saved from the pot and released back into the sea

Dramatic pictures of the crash show the rear section of the winged aircraft, which resembles the shape of Britain's legendary aircraft, a Supermarine Spitfire fighter

Imber in Wiltshire is open for one day a year after it was closed to make way for American soldiers in WWII and then kept shut by the Ministry of Defence who used it as a training ground

Steve Ackroyd, from North London, started suffering seizures but was told by a private neurologist that it was down to having epilepsy - and waved away discrepancies in his CT scans

Ella McCreadie was found dead in bed by her parents after suffering a haemorrhage caused by a high-grade diffuse glioma. Her mum and dad said there was no warning of her condition

Pam Leach has been renting a house in Porlock, Somerset, for about four years - but now the retired graphic designer is being turfed out of her long-time home by her landlords

Spud the hamster has sadly passed away but owner Lisa Murray-Lang is paying tribute to the roaming rodent by taking his ashes on a tour of Europe

Iain Grant had forked out £34 for the meal from Curry Babe using website DineOrder but his plans to enjoy it with his daughter were ruined when he went to pick up the meal

WARNING - graphic image. After Anthony Seward got his hand caught in a factory machine, he thought he'd have to give up his dream job. But thanks to the amazing work of the NHS, he's returned to the fire service

Mum-of-two Sam Wells experienced complete brain fog when she was shopping in 2019 - the worrying symptom was just the start of her devastating health battle

Neighbours have been up in arms over plans to chop down a massive 700-year-old oak tree used to spy on King Charles I's army during the English Civil War - so a three-bed house can be built

Builder Kevin Johnson, 34, won the four-bed Victorian-style town house in Islinghton, north London, in a £50-a-ticket raffle set up by Omaze Million Pound House Draw

Lisa Murray-Lang and her husband William travelled to Waikiki, in Honolulu, Hawaii, to scatter the ashes of their beloved hamster, Spud, in an emotional ceremony on the beach

WARNING: GRAPHIC IMAGES - Limara Greenwood from Bridgwater, Somerset, bought a second-hand e-scooter to get to the shops as she feared she would be judged if using a mobility scooter, but she has regretted it

Accountant Graham Wildin was jailed last year after refusing to tear down the 10,000sq ft extension featuring a bowling alley and casino, after he built it without planning permission

Luke Ansell ordered a new sofa for his home in Bournemouth but says workmen from Designer Sofas 4U left it jammed on the stairs after failing to deliver it to his flat

Cash-strapped mum Leanne Pengelly said her son is being given measly portions and is having to spend more on packed lunches to stop him coming home hungry

Tenants of Rainbow View in Totnes, Devon, blame incomplete construction work by builders for their 'horrendous' living conditions in and a round their homes

Tiler Mark Lavoie and his pals Jamie Maclean and Craig Hughes said the water quickly started to pour in as the rain picked up and they were able to get out just in time before getting stuck