Christine Younan

Canadian dad Remy Schofield shared a childhood photo showing what he looked like before covering nearly his entire body with tattoos and piercings. He began tattooing himself in the early 2000s, has reportedly spent about £264,000 and more than 4,500 hours on body art, and says he will continue until it stops being enjoyable. Schofield describes himself as the real world's most tattooed man.

A father is in dispute with a neighbour who intentionally allows their dog to urinate on his lawn despite signs requesting otherwise. The neighbour dismisses the concerns, prompting the family to consider legal action. UK law does not treat dog urination on private lawns as a criminal offence, but repeated entry onto private property can constitute civil trespass, and persistent issues can potentially be escalated to local councils. Dog fouling remains illegal, with penalties for failing to clean up mess.

Rising UK temperatures are worsening children’s sleep, with nearly half of parents reporting difficulties during heatwaves. Sleep consultant Andrea Grace advises avoiding overly early bedtimes and adjusting schedules temporarily to improve sleep readiness. CapyChews founder Fraser Gowland shares heat‑relief strategies, including chamomile tea ice lollies, relocating children to cooler rooms, chilling clothing and bedding, and using natural‑ingredient sleep gummies to support nighttime routines.