The Beeb has pictures and video report.
Update, Saturday teatime: Outlook isn’t good.
Bonus history link: Stranded whales in medieval and early modern Europe
PS: and although it’s sad, this is probably something we should be more worried about…
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3 comments on “Save the Whale”
Brown bread.
Yep. Not exactly a surprise really.
I wonder what they’ll do with it now?
The answer to my question is in my mailbox: apparently The Sun has bought it and donated it to the nation. Isn’t that nice of ‘em?