At some point, you've probably been the victim of a hungry seagull on the beach. According to science, they actually steal our food for a pretty bizarre reason.

Anyone accustomed to a UK beach holiday might already suspect seagulls are wily predators when it comes to snatching a chip or two. Now, new research has revealed why seagulls are so keen to steal ...

Birding expert Stuart Winter reveals the sad reason that seagulls have become such seaside pests, brazenly stealing food from ...

Seagulls may be to blame for poor water quality at popular beach resort. Bathing water quality off Weston-super-Mare’s two-mile beach has been graded poor for the third year running ...

Seagulls are notorious for being a nuisance but one popular UK seaside town is now at risk of a bacteria thanks to their pooing habits with bathers warned to stay away from its sea.

A seagull takes an ice cream straight from a woman's hand in Lyme Regis Credit: BNPS. ... had a hot dog stolen right out of her mouth by an airborne thief while at the beach with mum Lucy, 33.

Rhode Island beach commandments: Thou shalt not blast music, block ocean views, or feed seagull gangs. Etiquette matters: Keep the beach fun, respect sandcastles, and let Del’s be straw-free. It was a ...

The council is has advised the public to be vigilant after a dog walker spotted three dead seagulls on a beach. The Argus 'Three dead seagulls' spotted on beach - council gives bird flu statement.