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Yikes! Seagull flies off with piece of man’s tongue after altercation goes wrong Updated El Broide Share this: Seagulls are known to be vicious when it comes to searching for food – but no one expected a bird to fly off with a piece of human tongue! Okay, we’ve officially heard it all! A seagull in Scotland got more than it bargained for when it swooped in on a piece of human tongue and flew away with it – leaving James McKenzie maimed for life. However, this isn’t even the craziest part of the story! The piece of James’

During a fight on Leith Walk in Edinburgh, Bethaney Ryan, 27, responded by kissing James McKenzie and then biting his tongue off, which was then eaten by a gull.

Edinburgh Sheriff Court TWO county women are to stand trial accused of assaulting a man by inserting batteries into his backside. Colette Kerr, 50, and Claire Buchan, 37, are alleged to have carried out a brutal attack on the man in his East Lothian home in June 2019. Kerr, of Dean Court, Whitecraig, and Buchan, of Fowlers Court, Prestonpans, are alleged to have assaulted the man by seizing him by the clothing, pulling him to the floor and pulling down his lower clothing. The women are then alleged to have exposed the man’s buttocks and repeatedly inserted batteries into his anus. ...

@Andrew Knowles: "The clip that the BBC keeps showing to demonstrate the dangers of smart motorways has more to do with drivers just simply not concentrating on what's in front of them . They have plenty of time to react but are probably looking at a phone. I see it all the time. "It would be the same if it was a dual carriage way or single-lane road with a broken down car.  "Driving is dangerous and you have to keep your wits about you!" 'There is a simple solution which would improve safety'  @Thomas Merchant "The purpose of smart motorways is to increase traffic capacity at times of peak...