Dogs and cats ruining romps for thousands of Brits - and postman doesn't help either

link.Any school age child can go in and ask if their Auntie Trisha is in to get a free meal, no questions asked.

life. “That set the pattern for midnight boogieing in university digs, oh, INXS.

There may have a staggering snub for I May Destroy You, but overall, the 78th Golden Globe nominations have been ones to savor for British film and TV talent.

READ MORE: Pirates of the Caribbean 6: Johnny Depp return hopes - exciting newsNevertheless, Depp's fans have been right behind him in calls for the star to be reinstated as Captain Jack Sparrow in the Pirates of the Caribbean movies. And now a petition titled "We want JOHNNY DEPP back as CAPTAIN JACK SPARROW" is fast approaching half a million signatures.

Daily Mail reported.Indeed, the incredible photos show a breaking swell sporting a face with a crown as if Poseidon’s likeness was digitally-imposed onto it for a Greek adventure flick.And while wave itself was only around 30 feet tall, the spray shot up to over five times that height when it hit the rocks.Rivrin ultimately hopes that his photo helped showcase the majesty of the sea. “I seek to show all the beauty, elegance and life that a wave can offer you,” Rivrin said.

issued a stark warning about the rising popularity of overweight dogs being celebrated on TikTok. The expert has warned overweight dogs are far more likely to get cancer, as well as diabetes and osteoarthritis.

organisers helping families stay on top of mess.Zoe Berry and Victoria McHugh have gutted attics, cleared out overflowing cupboards and helped hoarders reclaim their home in their unique job roles.Professionally known as Life/Edit, the Edinburgh-based duo will tackle anything from wardrobes to garages and get a "real buzz" creating "calm out of chaos."The clean queens, who work across Edinburgh and the Lothians, left their nine to five jobs two years ago to declutter full time - and say they love helping stressed-out strangers cope by taking control of their mess.With the cleaning trend growing thanks to popular social media figures like Mrs Hinch, Marie Kondo and Netflix's The Home Edit, their small business is only set to get bigger as

Shagmag.com, devised a stunt that saw a group of people climb up and alter the iconic Hollywood sign to read “Hollyboob”. All six of them were arrested and charged with misdemeanor trespassing.Now, Rose has told Vice that the prank wasn’t just for kicks, such as the separate “Hollyweed” stunt of 2017.

A photographer has captured the moment a wave crashed into a wall, forming a face shape reminiscent of Poseidon.

coronavirus or come into contact with someone who has are not staying at home.

East Kilbride teacher, who has penned an enchanting novel for children and young people, is sharing her book and home schooling tools in a bid to rekindle the joy of reading during lockdown. Author Nena Hamilton, who teaches English at Calderglen High in East Kilbride, has combined her full-time teaching career and motherhood with writing ‘The Book of Almost Anything,’ – a labour of love to which she devoted five years.

Boris Johnson has urged people across the country to join in a national clap for Captain Sir Tom Moore at 6pm today after his coronavirus press conference.The prime minister told the House of Commons the heroic 100-year-old had 'dedicated his life to serving others', and encouraged 'everyone to take part in tonight's tribute'.He said: "We all now have the opportunity to show our appreciation for him and all that he stood for and believed in."That is why I encourage everyone to join in a national clap for Captain Tom and all those health workers for whom he raised money at 6pm this evening."Tonight's clap will also pay tribute the NHS workers battling on the frontline amid the pandemic.Speaker Sir Lindsay Hoyle also paid an emotional tribute

coronavirus pandemic. And 45% feel it is more important than ever before to indulge during this downtime to make the most of it.It also emerged the average adult gets a blissful 43 minutes a day to themselves, with those aged 24 and under the most likely to dedicate a whole day to going solo.A spokesperson for Fox's Biscuits, which commissioned the research, said: "We all need a bit of me-time as it is important for our personal wellbeing."Our lives are busy and we need those opportunities to unwind.

AXA Health’s Feelgood Health HubTOP 50 MOOD BOOSTING TRACKS ACCORDING TO BRITS1. Don’t Stop Me Now - Queen2. Dancing Queen - Abba3.

direct to your inboxRyanair must remove an 'irresponsible' advert that has 'misleading' claims about coronavirus vaccinations, the advertising watchdog has ordered.

East Kilbride.ASOS – whose largest ­stakeholder is Scotland’s richest man, Anders Holch Povlsen – announced the deal to save Sir Philip Green’s Topshop, Topman and Miss Selfridge brands at 7am.At 7.45am, the online retailer sent out a tweet welcoming Topshop and Topman to “the ASOS family”.Then, at around 9am,administators Deloitte told about 2500 staff at 70 remaining Topshop, Topman and Miss Selfridge stores they would not be part of the acquisition.Don't miss a thing from your area - sign up for the new Lanarkshire newsletter!From the latest breaking news to the agenda-setting stories, get it all in your email inbox.Put your email at the top of this article or follow the instructions on this link!Deloitte later confirmed only about 300

direct to your inboxBusinesses have been left counting the cost of flooding at a Stockport mill after Storm Christoph hit the region last month.Welkin Mill, in Lower Bredbury - home to some 30 companies - was breached by flood water during the heavy rainfall.The ‘heartbreaking’ flood caused around £200,000 of damage to firms based on the ground floor, while the clean-up operation cost a further £5,000.Stockport council says the mill is in a designated flood risk area close to the River Goyt and the town hall had contacted businesses to warn them of the 'imminent risk'.It has also advised firms to take precautions if flooding did occur.But Takir Mirza, who owns the mill, believes the authority could have done more to prevent the flooding in

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baby names. And even when you reveal your choice, it's likely someone might not like it.That's what one woman has had to face when she shared a baby name for her future daughter.Not only does her husband not like it, but his mum isn't a big fan of it either.

straight to your inbox every day for freeOle Gunnar Solskjaer urged his Manchester United side to go out and score more goals in the second-half during their 9-0 thrashing of Southampton in the Premier League.United were ruthless on Tuesday night and found themselves 4-0 up at half-time as they ripped Ralph Hasenhuttl's side apart.Goals from Aaron Wan-Bissaka, Marcus Rashford, Edinson Cavani and an own-goal from Jan Bednarek moved United into a comfortable lead as they took full advantage of Southampton debutant Alexandre Jankewitz's red card after just 77 seconds.Many teams would have taken their foot off the gas in the second-half, but Solskjaer and Harry Maguire inspired the squad at half-time with a team talk focused on adding further

coronavirus -stricken patients The doctor, who work at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital in Birmingham, told how staff often work 12.5 hour shifts in full PPE and often miss breaks.He has put out an appeal through Hampers for Heroes, a charity set up to try to help frontline workers at the hospital, for coffee and snacks to help keep exhausted staff going. The doctor, who has asked to remain anonymous, told Birmingham Live : "Pre- Covid we had the largest ICU in Europe and have now doubled our capacity and tripled our staffing.