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Bit of sunshine coming through, but in scotland and Northern Ireland staying quite cloudy today, and there will be a little bit of rain to come for some of us as well. I will have the full forecast coming up will have the full forecast coming upa will have the full forecast coming up a little bit later on. Its saturday, may the 16th. Our top story stick with the rules and dont take risks. Thats the message from the Health Secretary matt hancock, as we enter our first weekend since lockdown restrictions were eased in england. Local councils are warning us to stay away from beauty spots and beac...

730 shares With so many passengers on board, there were more opportunities for injuries. Tall platforms caused nasty falls, while small nooks and crannies trapped and pinched the unsuspecting fingers of victims as they were spun senseless.  The 1930 catalogue reported in 1995 that McDonald's had to fork out $5million on a child-safety campaign after the Consumer Products Safety Commission believed the rides to be responsible for 104 children's injuries in the '80s.  2. RACER SLIDES  As recent at the early 1990s, children were still able to launch themselves down a metal, 30ft slide (pictu...

Fox Photos/Stringer/Getty Images With equipment that made a mockery of the universal conditions of gravity and physics, the schoolyards of the early 20th century were a treacherous labyrinth of concussion and contusion. Grandpa always said he was tough—but even if you don’t believe that he walked eight miles uphill in the snow to school every day, these vintage playground devices were truly perilous. 1. Barrel-of-Fun Barrel of fun? More like barrel of trouble.Archive.org // Public Domain “A mechanical greased pig” is how Hill Standard’s Barrel-of-Fun was described in 1922. The barre...