THE unpredictability of football means landing a double, treble or small acca is tough enough.
Well one punter SOMEHOW landed a monster 25-FOLD acca over the weekend - and pocketed a healthy return off the back of it!
William Hill: Get £40 in free bets* The William Hill bettor stuck £15 on the colossus bet, which covered much of the weekend's football.
At odds of 864/1, they pocketed a staggering £12,980.29 return in the process.
A HEDGE fund boss has scored Britain's biggest ever salary of £343million - earning him a total of £940,000 a day.
Sir Chris Hohn, 54, founded The Children's Investment Fund Management (TCI) in 2003 and has since seen profits rise to £499million. His enormous pay packet is 2,000 times bigger than the Prime Minister Boris Johnson's salary and is believed to be the highest annual figure paid to any person in the UK.
A savvy mum and son bought two battered teddy bears for £130 at a car boot sale and discovered one was a rare Steiff toy worth up to £6,000.
Jeanette Davies saw the antique teddies on a stall at Monmouth Show Ground, South Wales, in June while browsing with her son Kyle Johns.
They forked out £130 for both toys and were stunned when one turned out to be a rare Steiff teddy bear dating back to 1905.
LEIGH-ANNE PINNOCK is having her say, weeks away from stepping out of one of the biggest girl groups of all time.
After more than ten years in Little Mix I can reveal that as well as forging her solo career, a wide range of projects include a major debut book.
After the huge success of her acclaimed BBC Three documentary Race, Pop And Power, the singer is now negotiating a book deal with several major publishing houses for the autobiographical insight, which will focus on identity and her own experiences at the heart of British popular culture.
KILLER zombie knives are being sold on eBay and Amazon despite being banned in Britain, The Sun Online can reveal.
The terrifying blades - which have been used in two horrific crimes in the past week alone - boast serrated edges and often feature "zombie" art designs which seek to glorify violence.
While they are regularly marketed as collector items, cops have slammed the sale of them due to the horrific injuries they can inflict.