Crazy tale of Phil the unpleasant pheasant
[gallery] Sally-Ann Hudson never leaves her Shropshire home without her trusty badminton racquet.

But she is not heading to the courts – instead it is being deployed as a weapon to defend herself from a pheasant she has dubbed a 'tyrant'.
The bonkers bird – which has been christened Phil by the 44-year-old, who lives with her parents in Wentnor, near Bishop's Castle – first turned up outside her home about four months ago.
Sally-Ann said: "At first we didn't really notice him but we began to realise he was not like other pheasants – at first his stalking was very innocent.
"He would stare at us through the windows.
"Whichever window we looked out of, there he was.
"Sometimes he would jump up on the windowsill for a better view.
"Sometimes I go from one room into another, and he will run round the outside of the house following my movements.
"He even tries to get into the house and I am sure would readily come in if the door was left open.
"He wakes me up every morning angrily headbutting the French windows downstairs."