Mothers' Union in England gets abreast of the situation

Mothers' Union members in Somerset in England have been commissioned by the NHS to knit woollen breasts in order to help teach new mothers how to breastfeed properly. The NHS has asked for 150 woollen breasts after they were deemed to be a better alternative to balloons. "At first I thought they needed 150 woolly vests," said Shirley Dibbs of the Mothers' Union. "But our members are always ready to help good causes." The new breastfeeding aids will be used by health visitors and community nurses.

Money not growing on trees in Greece but it is raining frogs

A plague of frogs can't be a good sign in Greece given that the country is falling apart, but that's what happened this week when millions of frogs shut down a major highway near Langadas. The frogs were apparently leaving a nearby lake to forage for food.

Man using name of murdered three-year-old

Police in Oregon are attempting to figure out the identity of a man who has been found using the name and birth certificate of a murdered three-year-old boy for over a decade. The man refuses to tell police anything about his past or his real name.

Bertie, the ugly prince of Persia

Meet the world's ugliest cat, Bertie, a stray Persian long hair who is currently looking for a home in Bolton.