Rubber-faced Tommy Mattinson won the World Gurning Championships for a record 19th time — and vowed: “I want to win 30.” Tommy, 52, beat off stiff competition to take home the crown in the men’s ...

A British dad-of-two has scooped the title of World Gurning champion after beating dozens of funny-faced competitors. Ryan Barton, 42, won the title during the bizarre annual contest in Cumbria at the ...

Internet star, Jovante Carter, has set a strange Guinness World Record for gurning, a phenomenon when someone covers their nostril with the lower lip. The record was announced on Wednesday, October 11 ...

A rubber-faced man has won the World Gurning Championships for a record 19th time and vowed: "I want to win 30." Tommy Mattinson, 52, beat other competitors to take home the crown in the men's ...

The world's wackiest faces have officially been revealed at the bizarre annual World Gurning Championships - and it has seen the 19-time winner finally dethroned. Ryan Barton scooped the men's ...

A Cumbrian woman who has won the world gurning title 27 times has finally been accepted into the Guinness Book of World Records. Anne Woods, 62, who performs to the sound of Babybird's You're Gorgeous ...

Dancing on Ice star Michaela Strachan looked completely different as she distorted her face in a fun competition away from the ITV show. Michaela Strachan is currently competing in Dancing on Ice on ...

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New world champions of gurning have been crowned at a centuries-old town festival. The annual Egremont Crab Fair in Egremont, Cumbria, began in 1267 with the gurning world championship a fixture since ...

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Britain's gold medal win yesterday at the Litter Picking World Cup - after collecting 83kg of rubbish from a Tokyo street - raised more than a few titters online. But the quirky conquest is far from ...