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Killed Toilet?

A US man had his gun confiscated after he accidentally shot a lavatory bowl in a restaurant toilet.

The 26-year-old man's handgun went off while he was hitching up his pants, reports the Salt Lake Tribune.

Police say the bullet shattered the toilet and sent sharp shards into the man's arm which required hospital treatment.

Nobody was badly hurt in the incident, in Centreville, Utah, but a woman in a neighbouring toilet complained of chest pains.

Police confiscated the man's firearm, for which he had a permit.

Police spokesman Lt Paul Child said: "The gun fell out of the holster, striking the tile floor. When the gun hit the floor, it went off.

"He was a little shook up, so we just wanted to take it right then and allow him time to gather himself before releasing it to him."

Money For Toiletless Train

A German man received $270 compensation for the torture he endured for not being able to relieve himself for two hours.

The Frankfurt court made the German Railways pay the man $270 for not providing the man an adequate toilet.

The man walked for two hours throughout the packed train looking for a place to go to the bathroom. The toilets had all been locked because there was not water avaiable for flushing the toilets.

"The plaintiff had to torture himself with his urgent need for two hours because he could not find a free toilet," said the court.

The man finally got to use the one bathroom that was in working condition which was kept locked.

The man got access by another passenger having to pressure the ticket inspector.

London Installs Pop-Up Toilet

A pop-up toilet is to provide relief for men who may have had too much to drink on a night out. The cylindrical loo will rise from underneath the pavement at the press of a button.

In a bid to dissuade lat-night males from urinating on walls and doorways, the coty of London plans to install pop-up toilets that will rise from the ground.

The city plans to have these self-cleaning telescopic urinals, in place by autumn.

They will emerge from under the ground and be retracted in the day via remote control.