Get the app →
BriefTea logoBriefTea

Every story in sixty words

General

Study finds seagulls steal £171 million of food from Britons each year

Study finds seagulls steal £171 million of food from Britons each year

New research estimates that Britons collectively lose about £171 million worth of food annually due to seagulls. A Compare the Market survey revealed that 71% of adults in the UK have experienced a gull stealing or attempting to steal their food. Fish and chips were the most common target, with 72% of those surveyed reporting a chippy tea theft.

1 hour ago

Get the app

More briefs

GeneralGTA 6 gameplay reveal hits Netflix at 8pm tonight GeneralNHS failing child sexual abuse victims in adulthood, say psychiatrists GeneralLiverpool councillors apologise for comparing station queues to Auschwitz GeneralUK pledges £5 million to Nepal for flood relief after 270 deaths GeneralWizz Air charges £55 fine for neck pillows not in bags GeneralMontreal airport worker dies after being struck by passenger plane on runway Browse all stories →