Driving Lessons Aylesbury Appleton Wildlife Diary by Alex White Tree Surgeons South London Tree Surgeons Brentwood 10 dreamy Airbnb properties most wishlisted by Brits and they're budget friendly too There are some pretty dreamy properties up for grabs on Airbnb, but it seems a few are proving a particular hit with the British nation. The holidays rental website has unveiled the 10 properties most wishlisted by Brits, and it's offering up some serious travel inspiration. Not to mention that one is in the UK and subsequently going on our staycation bucket lists immediately. The best part is, most of these are pretty budget-friendly too with prices ranging from £31-177 a night, meaning you won't necessarily need to break the bank to bag that dream holiday. We take a look at the top 10 most wishlisted properties for Brits below, and why they need to be on your radar... 1. It's no surprise that this beautiful apartment has topped the list thanks to its cosy interiors and balcony and swimming pool, both of which offer direct views of the spectacular Lake Garda. The two-bedroom apartment can sleep up to six guests (so if you fill the property it works out at just £11 each per night!) 2. 3. 4.
Scaffolding Hire Watford China must 'pressure' North Korea over weapons tests - May Image copyright Getty Images Prime Minister Theresa May has said the UK will "redouble" its efforts to curb North Korea's "outrageous" weapons testing regime, but urged China to exert its influence over Pyongyang. Speaking as she travelled to Japan for a visit, she accused North Korea of "significant actions of provocation". Japan is preoccupied with tackling the fallout from North Korea's missile test over its northern Hokkaido island. The PM's official visit also aims to drum up trade and allay Brexit worries. Arriving in Kyoto shortly before 14:00 local time, Mrs May insisted North Korea's weapons testing programme was illegal. She said: "We will be re-doubling our efforts with our international partners to put pressure on North Korea to stop these illegal activities." The PM said the UK was involved in "discussions about further sanctions" and looking at "the sort of change that China can bring". They will be keen to demonstrate their enthusiasm for new trade agreements with Japan.
MOT Test Harrow Tree Surgery Essex Kurtis Baute: Scientist leaves airtight dome after 15 hours Image copyright Instagram/kbaute A self-styled "whimsical scientist" who locked himself in an airtight dome with 200 plants to raise awareness of climate change has ended his experiment. Canadian Kurtis Baute entered the 3m (10ft) by 3m cube - which was wrapped in heavy-duty plastic - at midnight on Tuesday in British Columbia. But he was forced abandon his attempt after 15 hours as CO2 levels rose. He thanked fans and described the experience as a "huge success". He tweeted throughout his time in the dome under the hashtag #KurtisInAJar. The air humans breathe out has more CO2 in it than the air we inhale, which meant that CO2 levels inside the dome rose as the experiment continued. Mr Baute had hoped that the plants, which use sunlight to convert CO2 into oxygen during photosynthesis, would help to regulate CO2 levels in the dome. But he said earlier on Wednesday that cloudy weather meant the plants were not receiving the sufficient sunlight. 1. 2. 3.