Cleaning woman steals train and crashes into house

An empty commuter train was parked at a depot in Stockholm, Sweden and suddenly it comes alive and starts running along the rail track at a speed of 1.6 km and after about a mile, at the end of the tracks it ploughs into a house.

The driver of the train was a young cleaning woman about 20 years, who had got access to the key needed to start the train."The woman cleaner drove the train at high speed, considerably higher than normal on the stretch, to where the rails end and crashed into a house", said Jesper Pettersson, spokesperson at Stockholm Public TransportSL The train ploughed past the end of the line and vaulted over a street separating the house from the depot, crashing through a balcony and into a downstairs room in the upscale suburb of Saltsjobaden.

It was revealed that the cleaner woman had stolen the keys of the train. The woman was seriously injured and was flown to a Stockholm hospital, police spokesman Lars Bystrom said. No one else was injured.

Bystrom said the woman was arrested on suspicion of endangering the public.

"There were three families in the apartment building, but no one was injured. At least not physically," Tomas Hedenius, a spokesman for the train operator Arriva said. Police officers stand around a local train that derailed and crashed into a residential building in Saltsjobaden outside Stockholm

Shoulder dislocates every time she sneezes

What will you do if your shoulder dislocates every time you sneeze?

This is what 20-year- old Lauren Harvey has to undergo every time she sneezes or coughs or a stumble or the slightest jolt - even driving over speed dump.

Lauren Harry

Lauren from Wrexham, north Wales has to go to hospital to have them put back the shoulder in place.

At worst it can happen 20 times a day.

Doctors believe Lauren has Ehlers-Danlos syndrome, a genetic condition which means her collagen is too weak to hold her limbs in place.

Recently she went to hospital four times where she is given gas before her limbs are wrestled back into place.

Lauren, first experienced pains in her legs at the age of 11, but was told it was due to growing pains.

But at the age of 15 she fell off her crutches, injuring her shoulder in the process, and since then her joints, including her knees and fingers, have regularly dislocated.

She said: "It really hurts but I hardly ever cry. I don't want other people to see me in pain.

Lauren, who works at McDonald's in Chester, was unable to complete her AS levels because of her condition and has been given stabilising surgery on her shoulders on five separate occasions.

Lauren has yet to be tested for Ehlers-Danlos, but is currently seeking funding for specialist treatment at The Royal National Orthopedic Hospital in Stanmore.

Despite her condition Lauren says she tries to make sure it does not prevent her from leading a normal life. She said: "In work I always go in regardless of how much pain I'm in.

"People can't get a day off work because of me. They just say 'well, look what Lauren has to go through'.

"They're really good with me in McDonald's, they'll get me a chair if I need to sit down.

"I can only really work on the 'drive thru' taking orders and payments because I'm anaphylactic and allergic to nuts and sesame seeds."

Snow-covered Audi drives along M4 motorway

The car had an out-of-the-world appearance. It was completely covered with snow and a small hole on the windscreen was visible.

It was for the driver to see the road.Just imagine a similar looking car coming face to face with you on a highway

The Audi pictured driving along the M4 motorway

This is what several motorists witnessed while driving along the M4 motorway experienced recently. A moronic motorist was spotted driving along the M4 motorway, having only cleared a tiny slot in the snow covering the windscreen so they could see.

The dunce of a driver's Audi A4 was snapped by a fellow road user between junctions 28 and 29 between Newport and Cardiff, south Wales.

Said to have been travelling at around 70mph, the prattish pilot hadn't bothered to do much in the way of preparation before setting off on their journey at the weekend.

And despite raising laughs and scorn in equal measure when the picture was shared on social media networks, the driver has been roundly criticised - and could even be prosecuted for breaking the law. According to police advice for driving in treacherous conditions, it is an offence to take to the road with obscured vision. Motorists are also advised to clear all snow from the top of their vehicle before departing in case it falls onto either the front or rear windscreen - but that's a fair few steps ahead for this fool...

Witnesses described the driver as 'an irresponsible idiot' and said they were endangering other road users with their actions.

'Driving on the roads that day was difficult enough without having to peer through a gap no bigger than a letterbox to see where you're going.'

This driver's behaviour came on the same weekend a man was killed in a road accident in Essex after his car skidded off the road and struck a tree.