Sophie Ellis-Bextor's tuk-tuk has been stolen
She wrote on Twitter: "Someone stole our Tuk Tuk! Taken from outside our home in West London. We miss it.... Read more...
29th Mar 2012 12:32pm | By Adam Leyland
Fat dogs worldwide can breathe a sigh of relief today, as a UK insurance company has developed an automated stairlift just for them.
Insurance company More Than prototyped the stairlift, known as the “Stair of the Dog 2022”, in response to a doggie obesity epidemic that the firm says could see 52% of UK mutts dangerously overweight by 2022.
The device, which Rex can activate with a simple paw press, is expected to cost £5,000.
“This is a vision of the future we don’t want to see become a reality,” says More Than’s John Ellenger.
He suggested that dog owners show their canine friends some love without giving them “inappropriate and fat-laden foods.”
Not too much of that healthy food though ay, John, otherwise you’ll have no one to sell your doggie stairlift to.
She wrote on Twitter: "Someone stole our Tuk Tuk! Taken from outside our home in West London. We miss it.... Read more...
With the season the Essex professional has had, it is possible with victories in next week’s China Open – which now... Read more...
The fall-out and conclusion, which has brought shame on Cricket Australia, the Cricket world and sport in general, has... Read more...
Going into her final Skeleton run, Lizzy Yarnold admitted afterwards, with a smile on her face, that she didn’t... Read more...
The 10-3 takedown of Ding Junhui at the Preston Guild Hall, brought back memories for the Essex cueist when taking his... Read more...
The Grime singer stole the show in the capital to take Best Male Solo and followed it up by winning Album of The Year... Read more...
Talkback