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Locals have been left unimpressed by the 'This is not a Minefield' display, which features a white sheet of decorated with red tape and images of a skull and bones, on the green outside the cathedral of Winchester, Hampshire. The piece, made in collaboration with the Mines Advisory Group (MAG), was created by artist Ian Golding and is meant to make people question what it would be like to live somewhere impacted by war. Mr Golding said he hopes the piece will 'ask questions about the impact of the industrial military complex upon our world' and 'provoke a response' from people. However, the public reaction is probably not quite what the artist envisioned, with some mistaking it for a crime scene, while others joked it would be better off shown at the council tip.

At the end of the day, all pubs around the UK are serving unlimited tea, coffee, Wi-Fi, and pints from £7 in an effort to attract remote workers. As Britons migrate to more sociable places, working from a boozer can damage brand recognition and productivity, according to industry analysts and HR experts.