Stolen bike anger
Edinburgh Evening News: Police sell man stolen bike, then take it back
So, about this whole "handling stolen goods" business..
Spotter's Badge: Caroline
Celebrating excellence in the field of local newspaper photography
Edinburgh Evening News: Police sell man stolen bike, then take it back
So, about this whole "handling stolen goods" business..
Spotter's Badge: Caroline
Kent Online: Magician warned about 'littering' in street performance
Sorry, mate, I had the Queen of Spades.
Spotter's Badge: Tim
This is Gloucestershire: Anger as garden ornaments are stolen
They'll come back. They're gnome-ads.
Spotter's badge: Martin
Dorset Echo: Protest as family evicted from flats
What do we want? Better quality cardboard! When do we want it?
And yes, we have had these people before
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Labels: Angry families, Dorset Echo, Repeat Offenders
Hartlepool Mail: Anger over local park plans
I think you'll find that's a map of the United States. Try again, Monkey Hangers!
Reading Evening Post: Fury as mice move into derelict garden
The classic "Done a guff" pose
Essex Echo: Pointy blokes angry as police fail to enforce weight limit on local road
A masterclass in angry pointing. Other publications: TAKE NOTE
Beverley People: Popular pub landlord threatened with loss of licence
Is that him out of Hale and Pace? Hale. Or Pace.
Spotter's Badge: TRT
Barnet Press: Protesters angry as council fails to hear objections to planning schemes
"I'd force through my plans without prior discussion"
Spotter's Badge: Kat
Cambridge News: Fury as boy threatened with criminal record over prank
And I quote: "The police should buck up their ideas and focus on the real criminals out there. What a total waste of their time and our taxpayers’ money."
Spotter's Badge: Mark
Central Coast Express Advocate: Woy Woy residents fed up with flooded streets
Comedy FACT: Spike Milligan used to live in Woy Woy
*distant splash* "He's fallen in the water"
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Labels: angry aussies, Central Coast Express Advocate
Bexley News Shopper: Grandmother disguted after seeing naked man with horse (not pictured)
That Daniel Radcliffe - he's taken his Equus role so, so seriously
Spotter's Badge: James
Oxford Mail: Gardener banned from taking wheelbarrow to rubbish tip
You know, there's just some days you can't get rid of a body.
Said too much
Warrnambool Standard: Local man's anger at dangerous road
That's not a man, it's a cardboard cut-out wheeled from location-to-location.
Spotter's Badge: Rhett
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