A psychic renowned for being able to predict events before they happen, including Brexit and Donald Trump's victory, has made some chilling predictions for next year.

Craig Hamilton-Parker believes that he can see into the future, and the future he's seeing in 2018 is grim. Really fucking grim.

He took to YouTube recently, to share his thoughts and visions for the coming months. Watch him here:

His predictions include a failed attempt to overthrow President Donald Trump, a global flu epidemic linked to bioterrorism and Prince Harry and Meghan Markle getting engaged. Is that a mixed bag, or what?

Among the other world crises he sees on the horizon are: US forces striking North Korea by blowing up a key trade route, Kim Jong-un being overthrown by his own people, and the sinking of a US warship.

He also reckons we'll see a terror attack on a UK motorway and that terrorists will launch a chemical attack in either London or Berlin.

The Southampton-born psychic writes: "2018 will be a year of political turmoil and environmental crisis caused by dramatic and unprecedented weather.

"Many of the above predictions are pretty gloomy but I feel that there will be a simultaneous growth in spirituality for the people of the world that will now start to lead us into a Golden Age.

"Conflict and hardship plus growing environmental problems will bring good people together and ignite a desire to seek the true purpose of human life."

Although I wouldn't worry that much about all of this. Earlier this year we sat down with the man himself and here's what he had to say about how the General Election would pan out.

"I predict a landslide Conservative win," Craig said

"The Conservatives will do very well everywhere, even in Scotland. Many voters will be tired of the single-policy politics pushed by Sturgeon and I see them losing seats to the Conservatives.

"The Liberal Democrats are in for a bad time - they'll lose more seats. And UKIP won't get a seat - I can see them going down the pan, maybe not on 8 June, but shortly after. They will lose a lot of their votes to the Tories."

So that didn't hold up very well.