I used to go to a place that did this when I was a student 20 years ago. There the proprietor would bring the charity collection tin to collect donations from gluttons who had taken more than they could eat.

This was a great way of reducing waste and helping charities without it being seen as extra profit for the restaurant.

It's perhaps less common in the US where food is cheaper and super-sized portions are normal so the wastage not so much of an issue.

It reminds me of "genetic experiment 626" or Stitch from Disney's film "Lilo and Stitch"...

It's a judge's special gavel - which was only to be used when handing out death sentences.

There seems to be some evidence that "Greenberry Hill" was just a jokey name for Primrose Hill, in use for a short period after the incident, precisely because the three men were hanged there.

Is the typo "sculpture of a Martian invader in Working, England" meant to read "...working in England" or "...in Woking, England"?

If it's the former we might be in deep trouble.