Weird, weird

Weird, weird

A couple are planning to fill a World Cup 2018 sticker album with homemade drawings.

Alex and Sian Pratchett began drawing for the 2014 World Cup album, saying they couldn't justify the cost of trying to fill the official sticker book.

Alex said: "A lot of people have cajoled us to give it another stab."

The couple's original effort attracted attention from all around the world, making headlines in places such as Iran and Japan.

Reflecting on their previous efforts, he told the BBC: "It became a bit of thing on the internet ... It was not what we were anticipating but a lot of fun in a weird way."

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A group of overweight women have started taking sex classes.

A new documentary, titled Too Fat for Sex, focuses on the lives of women who are eager to give their love lives a boost and are willing to spend as much as PS500 to learn.

Emma Tamsin Hill - who has made the film - said: "I've been fat my entire life. It's been the only life I have known.

"When I was in High School I was always the funny best mate. It was only when I went to University I started to get boys being interested."

Emma's documentary airs on BBC Three.

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A man heard his penis rupture during sex. Ross Asdourian, 32, suffered a severe injury while he was having intercourse, admitting he could hear his penis popping and describing the pain as an "11 out of 10!"

The New York author explained on the 'Kyle and Jackie O' radio show: "We were having sex in what doctors call 'doggy style' position and I came out and then went back in, and we both did that in equal but opposite force, and it caused a very audible 'pop'.

"I didn't really scream because if you've ever been in that real pain you don't really make much noise, some sound comes out of you but it's not sustained."

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A road in Wednesbury was flooded, with cars being submerged under water and houses being damaged, after a contractor on a mechanical digger damaged a water pipe.

Pete Aspley, from South Staffordshire Water, told the BBC: "It was quite a spectacular eruption.

"It was a contractor working on the electricity network on a mechanical digger that physically hit the main and led to catastrophic failure."

Water supplies were lost for around two hours after the incident occurred, and three schools in the area were temporarily closed.