Natalie Bungay: Last News

Everyone with a garden has been issued a warning after reports of Asian hornets spotted in the UK.

rat infestations in empty offices across the UK.They fear a ticking time bomb of cases when the nation starts to return to work after months at home.The British Pest Control Association has reported a huge 41% increase in rodent sightings since the lockdown."We’ve had reports of rats and mice infesting empty buildings and it seems that their lifestyle patterns are changing," said Natalie Bungay of the BPCA."What we’re waiting for is when people do start going back into factories, offices, all the food outlets that have been shut - well, it could be interesting."She said rats had their daily routines disrupted by the closure of restaurants and decline in public food waste."There’s less rubbish on the streets for them to eat," she said."But

Brits have been warned that the coronavirus lockdown could bring a very unwelcome festive invasion into their homes at Christmas.

Hungry rats are infesting homes across the UK as the coronavirus lockdown forces them into a wider search for food.

Britain's homes are being invaded by hungry rats looking for food during the coronavirus outbreak, it has been reported.