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Every now and again, we hear a lost property story that really gets us in the feels.

This is a prime example.

Widow's lost diamond ring found by metal detectorist in Exmouth Liz Ayre says she was lost for words when the ring her late husband had given her was found.

Airlines have been having a bumpy ride of late.

Chaos at airports, lost bags and flight cancellations have been rife, as would-be jet-setters hoped to descend upon their favourite destinations without the shackles of the pandemic

But what's causing this latest disruption to our lives? Find out below.

The Airline Industry's Lost Luggage Problem - NotLost - Lost and Found Software The airline industry is in the midst of a lust luggage problem, but why is this, and can it do anything to resolve it?

Brewdog Waterloo opens today, becoming the UK's biggest pub in the process. Interestingly for us, they have included a cocktail bar, dubbed 'The Lost Property Office'.

Naturally, we were inquisitive, and while the lack of lost & found services was disappointing, the venue more than makes up for it.

Find out more below.

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Have you ever wondered what happens to lost property if no one claims it? While much is sadly thrown away, items of a certain value often end up at auction alongside juicy police seizures.

So if you're looking for a bargain on a forgotten watch, discarded suitcase or repossessed bike, Greasby's auction house in Tooting might be your answer.

Read all about it.

Greasby's: The South London Auction House Selling Lost Property And Police Evidence Bikes, booze, armchairs and air con.