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The city in the UK where women have the worst sex has been revealed.

A new study from feminine hygiene products Woo Woo found the residents of Oxford are left disappointed in the bedroom, with over half of women surveyed 58 per cent from the city stating their partner doesn't satisfy them.

This was closely followed by Bristol, with 56 per cent feeling underwhelmed, and coming in third was Brighton (55 per cent), followed by Glasgow (53 per cent), Newcastle (52 per cent) and Edinburgh (49 per cent).

The survey also found that the average woman has sex twice a week, but would prefer to have it five times, and one in five said that their sex drive was actually higher than their partner's.

A man thought he had spotted a UFO flying over London.

The quick-thinking guy captured a blue triangular object with silver ends in a cloudy sky and shared the footage online.

He said: "I saw it fly above my head and just had time to pick up my 90x zoom camcorder to film."

After viewing the footage on YouTube channel, The Hidden Underbelly 2.0, many were left impressed and thought they had seen alien life.

One user said: "Great footage."

Another asked: "Did it just hover there? Or to outer limits?"

But others were not so convinced there was anything out of the ordinary about the object.

One commenter said: "Looks like a toy."

Another added: "Looks like a balloon, honestly."

Plummeting temperatures means many women can suffer from 'winter vagina'.

Mary Burke, a former NHS midwife and senior clinical nurse at the London Bridge Plastic Surgery & Aesthetic Clinic, is warning women that their intimate parts "can enter 'drought mode'" in the colder months.

Lower temperatures and "air-conditioned" rooms have a drying effect on bodies, making skin dry and chapped, and Mary is urging women to be aware of vaginal dryness due to the increasing cold weather.

Speaking to The Sun, Mary said: "Dry autumn and winter air depletes moisture from our bodies, leaving our skin dehydrated and cracked, and our sinuses parched.

"And while it's an issue few will want to discuss openly, our vaginas can enter 'drought mode' during this time, too.

"When we spend a lot of time in air-conditioned rooms, or with the heating on, we're living in air which carries very little moisture."

Vaginal dryness can be uncomfortable during sex and if lubricant or moisturiser doesn't ease the sensation, the NHS advises seeking help from a GP.

A statue of children's literary heroine Matilda confronting Donald Trump has been unveiled.

The sculpture was unveiled in Great Missenden where author Roald Dahl penned his story of the gifted youngster following a public vote to find out who would be the character's modern-day Miss Trunchbull.

Thirty years after Matilda was published, The Roald Dahl Story Company asked the public who she'd stand up to if she lived in 2018, and the American President topped the list with 42 per cent of votes, followed by UK Prime Minister Theresa May (21 per cent) and 'Good Morning Britain' host Piers Morgan (16 per cent).

Bernie Hall, from The Roald Dahl Story Company, said: "Matilda demonstrates that it's possible for anyone, no matter how small and powerless they feel, to defeat the Trunchbulls in their own lives a message that feels even more relevant today than it did 30 years ago."

In Roald Dahl's popular book, Matilda Wormwood is a courageous little girl who stands up to her evil headteacher, Agatha Trunchbull, after years of her bullying the students and teachers of Crunchem Hall Primary School.

The story was made into a successful film in 1996.