Port of London Authority workers pulled out dozens of ageing supermarket wire trolleys from the banks of the capital's river after spotting a huge clump of them stuck in mud at low tide.
The 70-year-old woman named Christine followed in Boris Johnson’s footsteps by using a fishy example of how EU red tape has stifled Britain.
An EU spokeswoman said the Isle of Man kipper case described by Mr Johnson falls ‘purely under UK national competence’.
The move echoed a Conservative Party conference in 2014 when Johnson wielded a brick to emphasise that London’s growth benefits other parts of the country.
Preliminary evidence on the cost and waste savings associated with using menstrual cups suggests that they could be beneficial.
Indonesia is sending dozens of containers of waste back to Western nations after finding it was contaminated with used nappies, plastic and other materials, adding to a growing backlash in Southeast Asia against being a dumping ground for the developed world’s rubbish. The country’s directorate general of customs said Tuesday ...
Staff in a Middlesbrough McDonald’s received a surprise guest on Saturday night when a snake was found abandoned in the restaurant. The corn snake, thought to be approximately three-weeks-old, was found by a member of staff after it was abandoned on the side in a plastic takeaway tub in the ...
Firefighter Mitch Stafford, 34, spotted the animal in a nest with three other hedgehogs and posted the image online
More than 30 caravans towed by a fleet of luxury cars and 4x4s pitched up near the iconic stadium causing a headache for officials