Neil Murphy

British bakery powerhouse Greggs has apologised for replacing the Son of God with a bargain pork pastry in a Christmas promotional image.

Police in Utah are on the lookout for a man who was stabbed after he attempted to grope a female jogger.

Charles Bronson has married British soap actress Paula WIlliamson in a ceremony held at a prison in the north of England.

The conditions of two dolphins held at a hotel swimming pool in Armenia have angered marine conservationists.

Officers at Iowa State University show that getting people to laugh on Twitter is a great way to win over the hearts and minds of the general public.

Authorities in Australia have angered animal rights groups by offering money to kill wild animals on rural properties.

Staffordshire's Standing Advisory Council for Religious Education says withdrawing children from religious education trips to mosques is "a serious matter."

Boycotts by American liberals and conservatives proves it is increasingly difficult for brands to be apolitical in the era of Trump.

A 54-year-old man died after he fell into a woodchipper at a property in Queensland, Australia. He and two others were believed to have been helping their neighbor clear trees.

Animal rights group Sea Shepherds have revealed the brutal nature of dolphin and whale hunting in the Faroe Islands.

Writer, provocateur and former Birds Eye pitchman Giles Coren received scathing criticism from Twitter users after writing he "feared" his son becoming fat.

Police found the mutilated body of a koala which had its ears cut off. Police say have called the incident "troublesome and disgusting."

A recent traveller survey has revealed the worst airports in the world - does your least favourite make the list?

A fully operational toilet made from 24 designer handbags has gone on sale in Los Angeles with a $100,000 price tag.

A clinical psychologist says repeated listening to the same Christmas songs is bad for shoppers and employees.

Parisians will now get the welcome addition of sparkling water fountains in each of the city's 20 districts.

A couple from Florida went to extraordinary lengths to get a insurance payout from the owner of their rented home.

A man from Utah has found a kidney donor for his wife after he spent two years appealing for help from passing drivers.

A new law has been introduced in Rio de Janeiro which requires children to wear their blood type on their school uniforms.

An elderly French man who "lived to hunt" was struck and killed by a deer after he attempted to corner the animal.

Politicians in Wisconsin are on the verge of passing a law that would remove an age limit on the use of hunting rifles.

Officers at London's marine policing unit captured this sighting of a dolphin making its way down the Thames.

Police in South Carolina will not press charges against a woman who stabbed a man accused of sexually assaulting a 13-year-old girl.

Farmers in the UK have been asked to "soil their underwear" in a drive to improve animal husbandry across the UK.

Despite only lasting two seasons, few British comedies are as quotable as I'm Alan Partridge. So for those of you not visiting Longstanton Spice Museum, here's its best lines.

A robber accidentally shot himself in the groin after he raided a hot dog restaurant on Chicago's South Side.

A local man filmed footage of a British snake catcher wrestling with a Burmese python that was believed to have eaten a cat.

An employee who worked on the iconic BBC show Doctor Who has been fired after it was discovered he had written an insulting message to his bosses.

An Italian court threw out a drugs charge made against a Rastafarian after he claimed the drug was used for 'spiritual' ceremonies.