Malnourished Chilean boy, two, found being breastfed by a dog

Chilean police have rescued a malnourished two-year-old boy found being breastfed by a neighbour's dog.

The national police said a witness spotted the dog feeding the boy on Thursday at a mechanic's workshop in the desert port of Arica, some 1,240 miles north of the capital, Santiago. Police say they confirmed that.

Captain Diego Gajardo told The Associated Press that the child was released from hospital on Friday and is under the care of child welfare authorities.

He said the mother showed up at the hospital drunk, but she has not been arrested because there was no physical harm to the child.

A family court hearing on September 22 will decide who cares for the child.Login

Electric vehicle demand could cause UK 'power crunch'

By Andrew English • 13/11/2015

Electric cars might seem like the answer to pollution problems, but they'll place huge pressure on the National Grid at a time when it's already struggling to cope

Respectable, Mel and Kim's 1987 dance-floor filler sat uncomfortably with the brutalist Sixties Barbican Estate backdrop to the Energy Live conference. Or maybe it didn't. The conference's opening chords of jangly, forgettable Thatcher-pop, juxtaposed with Chamberlin, Powell and Bon's 35-acre utopian dream of high-density, inner-city living seemed like a good metaphor for the energy industry at present. The government's U-turn on renewable subsidies has thrown it into disarray.

"We know what they don't want," said one speaker, "what we don't know is what they dowant."

With an audience of energy company senior