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fleet of "Pornhub Casting Cars" caused outrage when they descended onto a quiet British town that left the livid community fuming at their presence. Residents of the upmarket Ilkley in Yorkshire were stunned to have spotted the bright pink Pornhub-clad cars last year, with businesses and homes seeing a surge in vehicles.One furious resident labelled the cars as "disgusting", which could be spotted all through the town and parked in fleet-like manner, baring the Pornhub logo with "casting car" listed underneath.READ MORE: Chilling 'Michael Myers' sighting solved as masked man with bloody knife tackled by copsSome were concerned about the impact the cars had on children in the area, with one vehicle parked up near a school.One woman fumed at the cars, saying: "I think it's disgusting.

TikTok to share what she has learned about the meanings of photos people use as their phone backgrounds.Whether it's a family, a pet or even a picture of yourself, according to Amy Hamma they all reveal something about the personality of the person who owns the device.In the video, which has gained more than 40,000 likes, the user who posts as @amyhamma explained: "What's the background picture on your phone? Because according to experts, this is what it means.READ MORE: Furious influencer warns 'don't move' to Brit city as she now faces homelessness"If it's a picture of your family – this is my sister – It means you're a homebody and your family are your role models. Adorable."If it's a picture of your pet, like my dog blue here, look at her toes in this picture – they say you live in a fantasy world and you will find emotional support in your animal.

fire, continue for around 30 seconds and residents who had been minding their own business at home feared it was an invasion.Luckily, the scary sounds were nothing of the sort and it transpired "kids" had thrown a metal scooter onto high-voltage railway tracks, leaving it "molten" according to a witness.Student Ben Duursma told The Daily Echo: "It was bright white and orange, and a plume of smoke."It's hard to describe as it was so bright. We could see the colours of the grass and it looked like daytime."Helen Ransome shared a recording of the blinding lights on Facebook, writing in the caption: "Educate your kids!"This is what happens when you throw stuff onto a live rail."Her post was shared hundreds of times and many residents left comments, with some who witnessed the explosion confessing they had feared the worst.One user said: "We were in the pub … thought the bomb had been dropped."A second viewer, who saw the explosion from a mile away, said: "We could see it from Castle Rd Bitterne Park – thought the Russians had invaded.""Someone is getting a very, very large bill and a visit from police as it's now a criminal offence," commented a third user.Another person wrote: "I thought that could be something much worse.

rats has left residents screaming and stamping on them to kill the rodents.Huddersfield town centre has reportedly become overwhelmed with rodents running rampant along its streets and locals desperate for action.Shocking photos reveal how the rats have been brazenly burrowing in plain sight at a bus station while shoppers can rarely head to Tesco without spotting a scuttling creature.According to YorkshireLive, business owners have called on council chiefs to do more to stop the town's growing rat problem spiralling further.One resident blames the boom in vermin on lockdown letting rats freely roam the empty town, others point the finger at people deliberately leaving behind food on the street.A YorkshireLive reporter witnessed one middle-aged man killing two young rats by stamping on them in the vicinity on Saturday night as teenage girls screamed for help.One restaurant owner who didn't want to be named said: "Walk on the bottom side from the market by Tesco towards Bradford Road."They are everywhere in those awful overgrown raised 'planters' the council has placed everywhere."It's not just a problem associated by the bus station, it's across the whole town centre."While Kirklees councillor Andrew Cooper, (Greens, Newsome), who represents the town centre, said: "I am aware that there are people who feed the pigeons and end up feeding the rats."We need to do more to challenge these people and obviously the council's pest control team will need to be aware of it."Stephen Knight who lives in Huddersfield town centre just a few yards from the bus station said: "I think this explosion in the rat population is down to the pandemic which left them free to breed and roam as they pleased."I have seen them and they are massive

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!Concern is growing after a government investigation was launched into the number of wild pigeons being found dead in a small Welsh town.

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox! Residents in a Scottish town have been urged to look out for a python after it escaped from its owners cage and is thought to be on the loose. Scott Jason Birrell hastily took to Facebook to ask locals to keep their eyes peeled for t he slippery snake that escaped from their home on Thursday night.

rats” who have been stealing people’s bird food instead of poisoned bait.Grim footage taken by a member of the public shows at least three of the pests near Leicester Town Hall.One of them seems as big as a pigeon as it slurps water from a puddle.The member of the public who filmed the disturbing video told LeicestershireLive he had seen 14 of the creatures in just 10 minutes.“There were some really large vermin,” he said.

Wetherspoonspub in the middle of a Brit town, with police now investigating.

Yorkshire Live reports.She said he was walking when “a large black animal” which was “bigger than an Alsatian” leapt over a wall in front of him.Writing on Facebook, she said the creature froze and stared at him before running away across a field.The woman said: "Its agility and sheer size and structure, he says, was that of a large cat."Now after researching we have since discovered large cat (jaguar) sightings are a thing and maybe others have encountered one too?”She added: "My husband genuinely came back all shook up thinking he had lost the plot explaining what (had) just happened."Other social media users claimed to have also seen the creature, which has been dubbed the "Pike Panther".One claimed to have seen a “very large black

CoventryLive they are not behind it.“Our operations team can confirm that there was no RAF fast Jet activity on Saturday thus, whatever was heard in your area it was not related to the RAF,” they said.Among the theories for the mystery sound are weather phenomena or space debris passing overhead.And people have been quick to share their experiences online.“Yes, so loud, shook all the windows,” Philippa King said.

swans after an outbreak of deadly bird flu. One adult black swan and five cygnets died in Dawlish, Devon on Monday, November 9, and an investigations by the Animal and Plant Health Agency (APHA), which is a subsidiary of the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra), has confirmed their death was the result of avian flu (H5N8).

Dive right in! Like the weather, the Daily Star's FREE newsletter is a scorcherA "breathtaking" tornado has torn through a Brit town – destroying property.Thousands of pounds worth of damage was caused as the weather system left a trail of destruction in Northampton today.Witness Tina Brown told The Sun how the sound of it as it moved through her garden was "frightening".She said: "We were sitting watching TV when I caught sight of some large cylinder-shaped objects in the sky."Seconds later the wind got up really strong in our back garden."Some large troughs I had against one side of my garden took flight and landed on the opposite side."My garden fencing is held up with thick concrete posts."One concrete post was blown down along-side two

British towns are facing their worst ever invasion of seagulls - as councils are unable to use pest control methods amid the coronavirus lockdown.

A "smoking UFO" has been filmed falling from the sky over a UK town – but due to the coronavirus lockdown there were "very few witnesses".