A thieving Aberdonian seagull has become something of a local celebrity after it was caught on camera stealing packs of Doritos from a newsagents. The gull appears to have a penchant for the tangy cheese flavour snack/junk food. The Dail Mail is urging MP's to stop the influx of illegal foreign gulls, saying: "These monster gulls come here expecting Doritos everyday, leaving only 'Salt N Shake' for British birds".
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