US Brits love our tea – 165 million cups drunk a day - and the latest trends in tea drinking have been reported in the Daily Express.

Apparently the days of letting tea brew for minutes to get the right taste have gone. According to Martin Isark of the consumer site canieatit.co.uk the advised brewing time now is less than half a minute for all the major brands of teabags sold in the UK.

 HAPPY doggy tale in the Daily Mail.

Fifty year old Helen Smith, from Hook in Hampshire, is over the moon after being reunited with her pet dog Snowy – four years after she disappeared!

SURPRISING the things you will find in a cemetery...

According to the Daily Express, a tree in St Cynog’s churchyard, at Defynnog near Sennybridge, Powys, Wales, has been revealed to have been around longer than the Pyramids.

WHO'D be a postman?

The Daily Mail says that dog attacks against postal workers have jumped by eight per cent in the past year to more than 3,300.

IT is estimated that around 175,000 people attended this year's Glastonbury music festival in Somerset and the Daily Star reveals that a litter picking crew of 800 are to spend up to six weeks clearing the 1,200 acre site.

The task involves removing more than 1,650 tonnes of waste. Organisers reckon that 11 tonnes of clothes and camping gear has been abandoned – including 6,500 sleeping bags, 5,500 tents, 3,500 airbeds, 2,200 chairs, 950 rolled mats and 400 gazebos.

S-MASHING story in the Daily Mirror - mashed potato coated the A64 from |York to Scarborough in North Yorkshire, bringing traffic to a standstill after a lorry spilled its cargo.

The road was closed for hours and an onlooker told the paper: “It was like a sea of white. It was a big disturbance for the area. I am not sure whether it was mashed before or after the spillage.”