From The Daily Mail:
A great grandmother was bitten three times and had her finger broken in a terrifying attack by a fox that crept into her home as she read a newspaper...
Mrs McMahon said the animal also bit her on the foot in the random attack that has left her with a sense of 'trepidation' in her £500,000 detached cottage in the Essex countryside.
They're serving up a double-helping today:
A group of locals in a leafy Surrey village are threatening to form a 'posse' to take on a group of 200 travellers who have stolen boules and lawn tennis sets and defecated in their manicured gardens...
The village boasts an average property price of £1.1million and is home to celebrities including Andy Murray, actor Antonio Banderas, footballer John Terry and singer Louise Redknapp.
Monday, 6 August 2018
Daily Mail on top form
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Labels: Daily Mail, Foxes, Gypsies, House prices
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4 comments:
She'd be a lot less happy if she'd been bitten by a tick...
So important to have the price of those homes.
L, but would she have noticed?
JH, exactly. Really puts a fox bite or a plague of squatters into perspective.
I'm disappointed The Mail didn't say how much the caravans were worth when they were nicked from their owners.
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