Sheep Overrun Welsh Heritage Town, Sturgeon's Husband Bought 108 Toilet Rolls Before Her No-Panic-Buy Speech, TOWIE Star Teacher Stalked Pupil & Arsenal Parade Ends in Six Stabbings |The Daily Strange

In Blaenavon, Wales — a UNESCO World Heritage Site — vandals cut hillside fences to ride quad bikes and accidentally release dozens of sheep into town, which proceed to block roads, eat garden flowers, and graze among cemetery headstones until a shepherd is called in. It emerges that Peter Murrell — Nicola Sturgeon's estranged husband and former SNP chief executive — bought 108 toilet rolls just 48 hours before Sturgeon publicly urged Scotland not to panic buy at the start of the Covid pandemic. Lewis Hepworth, a former TOWIE reality TV star turned teacher, is in court accused of stalking a 16-year-old pupil — and after being dismissed, allegedly recruiting another student and a dinner lady to steal the girl's phone. And what should have been a celebratory Arsenal parade turns into chaos — a brawl breaks out between fans, six people are stabbed, and police make multiple arrests for drink, drug, and sexual offences.Five stories. All real. All strange.The Daily Strange — where truth is always weirder than fiction.