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Urgent warning to dog owners as thousands of 'toxic' pellets wash up on UK beaches that could prove DEADLY

Daily Mail 1 min read 16 hours ago

The pellets, known as nurdles or bio-beads, have washed up in enormous numbers on Camber Sands beach in East Sussex.
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