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19 days ago
While futuristic car features might make you feel like James Bond out on the road, car safety experts have now warned that many of them can prove deadly.
68 days ago
Rise of the paleo pooches! Dog owners are feeding their pets platters of luxury raw meats in new TikTok trend - but vets warn it could prove DEADLY ⊖
Viral clips show canines chomping on various cuts of raw meat with bones, including whole chickens, goose necks, duck wings and lamb heads - but experts say they can cause dogs harm.
3 months ago
Urgent warning to dog owners as thousands of 'toxic' pellets wash up on UK beaches that could prove DEADLY ○
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a story from The Daily Mail 💩 › The Daily Mail
The pellets, known as nurdles or bio-beads, have washed up in enormous numbers on Camber Sands beach in East Sussex.
4 months ago
Britain's DEADLY critters: Experts reveal the unsuspecting creepy crawlies that can kill you - including horseflies, Asian Hornets, and mosquitoes ⊖
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a story from The Daily Mail 💩 › The Daily Mail
When it comes to countries full of deadly critters, Australia, Brazil, or Japan might spring to mind. But experts warn that there are surprisingly deadly creepy crawlies right here in the UK.
6 months ago
'Purple Aki'll get ya!' The sinister and DEADLY truth behind the playground rumours about notorious bodybuilding bogeyman who roamed northern streets grabbing teen boys' muscles ○
In the 1980s rumours and bogeyman-like tales swirled the Merseyside streets, with parents telling children to come inside before dark or 'Purple Aki would get them'.
10 months ago
Scientists warn dire wolves could prove DEADLY - and compare their de-extinction to Jurassic Park ○
Although the wolves are being kept in captivity, experts warn that releasing them into the world could have disastrous consequences.
Infectious disease expert warns Birmingham's bin strikes could turn DEADLY as the weather warms up - and the rats continue roaming ○
Birmingham has been plagued by ongoing bin strikes, causing streets to pile high with tons of rubbish and the problem could turn deadly as hot weather brings an increased risk of disease.
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