The wettest April in more than a century has caused problems for UK butterflies, bees and other bugs. Conservation charities, Butterfly Conservation and Buglife, said the weather was likely to limit some species' opportunities to forage. If the unfavourable conditions continue, they could lead to population crashes. Experts are particularly concerned about honeybees, which will not forage in the cold and could run out of food. But some of the country's invertebrate population, such as snails and slugs, are likely to benefit from the deluge.
The robbery happened around 3pm on Wednesday, 9 May, when the local woman was standing at a bus stop on Chesterfield Road near to Blockbuster video.
Inspector Ian Stubbs said: “We believe a young female tried to intervene and stop the offender. Was that you? Were you in the area? Did you witness this offence? You may have thought it was a
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