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it's an internet thing! est 1999

The UK's most ridiculous laws
Pull the other one!

A 22-year-old woman was banned from buying a box of Christmas crackers because shop staff in Marks and Spencer thought she was under 16, citing the 1875 Explosives Act.

Due to this age-old law, the harmless cracker, home to bad jokes and shoddy toys, was classed as a potentially dangerous explosive thanks to its miniscule amount of gunpowder.

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Upon reading the evening news, it would appear that almost everyone agrees at this point that global warming or climate change is happening.

WiFi Small Print

22,000 people agreed to clean toilets for WiFi because they did not read the terms.

Pet Cam

Keep your pets healthy and safe using new and innovative gadgets.

Doggie Smart Toilet

A smart toilet called BrilliantPad has been designed for pups and small dogs.

Penguin Power

Tools designed to ensure computer code in smart cars does not crash has been inspired by hungry penguins.

Floating Hotel Room

The rounded sleeping capsules send guests drifting into ocean before arriving on desert island by morning.

Does Horse Riding Make You Smarter?

Sitting on the saddle activates the part of the brain responsible for learning, a study has claimed.

New Species

A rare cross between a goat and a sheep was born in Turkey.

Would You Donate Your Brain?

Scientists are appealing for more people to donate their brains for research after they die.

Is Man Really From Mars?

Life on Earth may have arrived from Mars on an asteroid, scientists have claimed.

Lunar Brewery?

Lunar mission scheduled at the end of 2017 could find out if beer can be brewed on the moon.

Educational Message In A Bottle

A bottle used to teach children how far litter can travel ended up on Scottish beach after 8,700-mile journey.

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