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FEMALE hunter dubbed “murderer” has killed dozens of wild animals including zebras and bears but claims it was for a good cause.Michaela Fialova, from the Czech Republic, has now teamed up with her new boyfriend, Miroslav Trauer, to hunt down even more beasts.7Michaela Fialová caused a stir when she revealed her controversial hobby on ITVCredit: Jam Press/@michaelkashuntingwild7The model has hunted down numerous animals including bears, lions, crocodilesCredit: Jam Press/@michaelkashuntingwild7The model has met her boyfriend through their shared interest in huntingCredit: Jam Press/@michaelkashuntingwildThe model first caused a stir when she revealed her favourite pastime during appearance on ITV’s This Morning.She has…

A TEENAGER has been left heartbroken after her mum and dad both tragically died of brain tumours within seven weeks of each other.Ali Slaymaker, 49, from Bury St Edmund, Suffolk, passed away on August 24 last year, leaving behind her partner Steve Morrisey, 50, and their 13-year-old daughter.2Steve Morrisey, 50, died from a brain tumour on October 12 last yearCredit: Devon Live/BPM2His wife Ali Slaymaker, 49, tragically passed away from the same disease just seven weeks earlierCredit: muchloved.com;They moved to Cullompton, Devon, to be closer to his family after the loss before Steve also died of a glioblastoma on October…

THE MYSTERY in the chilling case of Emile Soleil has deepened – as locals now say they are convinced he was killed by wolves.The dead remains of the two-year-old – including a skull with a bite mark – were discovered in a forested ravine last month in a case that shocked France.10Emile Soleil, 2, vanished in the French Alpine hamlet of Le Vernet last JulyCredit: Enterprise10The road to Vernet was blocked after the dead remains of Emile were discoveredCredit: Rex10A hiker stumbled upon the bones and skull of Emile in the woodsCredit: Rex10Locals fear the tod was killed in a chilling wolf attackCredit:…

A HEARTWARMING video shows the astounding transformation of a woman whose body was engulfed in thousands of bubble-like tumours that made it hard for her to walk, eat and even breathe. Charmaine Sahadeo, 43, from Trinidad, says she feels “beautiful” after undergoing 60 hours of surgery to remove the growths coating her face, scalp, body and limbs. 4Charmaine Sahadeo, 43, has a rare genetic condition called NF-1 neurofibromatosisCredit: YouTube4Charmaine’s condition became apparent in her teenage years, but even then she only had “a couple” tumours on her faceCredit: YouTube4She underwent 60 hours of surgery to remove the growths and now…

THIS is the horror moment a Brit tourist plunged from a cliff crashing into rocks below in a Tenerife beauty spot.The man was stretchered away from the scene “seriously injured” after the stunt had gone awry on Monday.7The horror footage shows the moment Brit tourist leaped into the airCredit: Solarpix7The man plunged from cliffs into the sea but missed his landingCredit: Solarpix7He landed feet-first on rocks before falling into the waterCredit: Solarpix7The injured man was stretchered away to the hospital with serious lower limb woundsCredit: SolarpixThe footage shows a group of British tourists count down a pal moments before he…

MILLIONS of Brits may have a deadly thyroid condition that takes years to spot, a study suggests.Around one in 10 have an underactive thyroid, which can lead to fatal heart attacks, University of Aberdeen researchers found.1An underactive thyroid can lead to weight gain, tiredness and depressionCredit: GettyHowever, most patients are not diagnosed for around 4.5 years, by which point they will have seen their tiredness, weight gain and mental health symptoms get worse, experts say.Dr Avinash Hari Narayanan, of London Medical Laboratory, said: “Up to 10 per cent of people are likely to be suffering from an underactive thyroid.“The study…

IRAN is feared to be well on its way to producing a nuclear bomb inside one of its secret missile-proof weapons bases.A nuclear weapons expert revealed a truly disturbing timeline which could see Tehran producing a nuclear bomb in as little as six months from one of it’s “covert” sites.8Iran’s capability to build a nuclear bomb has rapidly increased in recent years (file image)8Iran has a spate of dangerous nuclear sites, some of which are hidden underground, pictured: Isfahan power plant8Iranian technicians work at one of the country’s uranium sitesCredit: Reuters8Iranian Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei – who has rapidly expanded…

A MAN who blamed his ‘bone white poos’ and dark pee on a hangover was given a year to live after doctors diagnosed him with cancer. Matthew Rosenblum was just 32 when he noticed his poop was jarringly light after a night out but a doctor reportedly told him: “If you have cancer, I will roll over in my grave.”6Matthew Rosenblum was 32 when he noticed his poos were strangely light and his pee darkCredit: The Patient Story6It took months before he was diagnosed with stage 4 pancreatic cancerCredit: The Patient Story6Doctors told Matthew he’d probably only live one to…

A VOLCANO in the Pacific Ring of Fire has erupted five times sparking a tsunami warning and mass evacuation.Over 11,000 people fled their homes after Mount Ruang exploded, spewing flames and red smoke into a sky racked by lightning storms.7Dramatic pictures showed red smoke, flames and lightning fill the skyCredit: AFP7Molten lava pouring from Mount Ruang in IndonesiaCredit: Rex7Surreal footage captured lightning storms mixing with volcanic ash in the air to create red-pink smokeCredit: Rex7Some 11,000 people have been evacuated from nearby areasCredit: EPAIncredible images show the 70,000ft high, mile-long stream of burning ash and smoke unfurling from the Indonesia…

ONE in four breast cancer cases in Britain could be prevented, a major study shows.Thousands of women develop the disease every year because of low breastfeeding rates or drinking too much alcohol, researchers found.1One in four breast cancer cases in Britain could be prevented, a major study showsCredit: GettyThey said the disease is still “poorly understood” by politicians and even some healthcare professionals, leaving many patients feeling “written off”.Professor Charlotte Coles, of the University of Cambridge, said: “Recent improvements in breast cancer survival represent a great success of modern medicine. “However, we can’t ignore how many patients are being systematically left…