Stories by BANG Bizarre

Aidan Rowan, 33, was minding his own business playing the "cute cat game" 'Stray' on the PlayStation when he felt a "heavy jolting sensation" rumble through his body and a loud bang. Doctors at the hospital confirmed he...

A woman was found to have 55 batteries in her bottom after a hospital trip. Staff at St Vincent's University Hospital in Dublin revealed that the 66-year-old patient had a total of 55 batteries in her body after an X-ray identified the foreign...

A study has claimed that drinking sugar-free sweetened drinks raises the risk of heart disease and stroke by 10 per cent, with less than a can a day enough to cause health damage. Millions drink diet fizzy drinks as they have zero calories but...

Experts claim that those who do not live together before marriage have a better time in bed as they have lower expectations. Spiritual couples also had more meaningful romps as they see each other less but casual intimacy with multiple partners...

A new academic study has suggested that blue light from the devices may give users wrinkles. Experts at Oregon State University discovered that when fruit flies are put under the glaring light for 14 days they showed signs of impaired cell function...

Millions mistakenly believe that urinating on a jellyfish sting can help treat it and 17 per cent admitted that they would ask a loved one to wee on them if they were stung in the sea. Three in ten Brits revealed that they would be willing to pee...

Experts have claimed that men who get hooked on scrolling the sites find it harder to perform between the sheets while female scrollers have a lower libido. The Portuguese researchers found that both sexes found it more difficult to orgasm if they...

Camila Roxana Martinez Mendoza was declared dead 12 hours before the service last week but started to show signs of life while trapped inside the coffin. In a tragic twist, the child did pass away after being rushed back to hospital by her stunned...

A study of half a million people in Britain found that those who consumed two or more cups a day of the popular beverage were 13 per cent less likely to die from any cause than non-drinkers. The benefits of tea remained regardless of whether people...

A new study, published in the journal Current Biology, found that pooches shed tears during happy situations. Lead author Professor Takefumi Kikusui was inspired to do the study after noticing that his poodle had tears in her eyes after giving...

A poll has found that seven per cent of men have ditched their pants to cope with recent soaring temperatures in the UK but dermatologist Dr Faheem Latheef has claimed that 'free-balling' could have a disastrous impact on health. He said:...

Research has found that using electrical brain stimulation for 20 minutes per day for four days improved the memories of people aged over 65 for at least a month. The therapy is safe and could help stave off dementia in old age. The treatment works...