Former football manager Harry Redknapp has backed The Great Tail Trail initiative. The trail aims to raise funds and awareness for Julia's House children's hospice across Bournemouth, Christchurch ...

Councillors grappling with the Birmingham bin strike found themselves facing questions from their worst nemesis as they met to discuss the crisis - a giant rat. A man in full rodent costume ...

A ‘giant rat’ has praised Birmingham City Council for the huge amount of uncollected rubbish continuing to blight the streets. Did you know with an ad-lite subscription to BirminghamWorld, you get 70% ...

Here are some of the most dramatic moments from the meeting - from a man dressed as a rat to a councillor quitting the Labour Party. One of the most surprising moments of the afternoon came when a ...

Man dressed as giant rat interrupts Birmingham City Council meeting to demand bin strike action - N.C. Supreme Court issues ruling that could overturn Democratic justice’s narrow win Here's the ...

A protester dressed as a giant rat interrupted a Birmingham City Council meeting to demand action on the ongoing bin strike which has seen rubbish bags piled high on the city's streets. Footage posted ...

Trade unions Unite and GMB have urgently called on French energy giant EDF to take immediate action ... station in decades due to the burgeoning rat population, reports the Daily Star.

When's the last time you spotted a rat in broad daylight? When's the last time you saw a rat walking around, at all? Hopefully, your answer was "never." Rats gross me out. I know there are people out ...

A ‘giant rat’ has praised Birmingham City Council for the huge amount of uncollected rubbish continuing to blight the streets. Today, April 8, marked the first full council meeting since a ...

Ronin, an African giant pouched rat (Cricetomys ansorgei), has achieved the distinction of being the most successful Mine Detection Rat (MDR) in the organization's history, the news release said.

An African giant pouched rat is being honored in the record books after detecting more than 100 landmines and other undetonated explosives in Cambodia, Belgian non-profit APOPO announced Friday.