AOL reports that around 500kg of grapes were stolen from Winbirri Vineyard in Surlingham, Norfolk, enough fruit to produce roughly 400 bottles of wine. Owner Lee Dyer believes the thieves may have intended to make wine themselves, after harvesting workers discovered that two 120-metre rows had been stripped. The grapes were Bacchus, an increasingly important variety for English still wine, and Dyer described the loss as disheartening after the work invested throughout the growing season. The article was published at 20:44 UTC on 6 October, putting it comfortably inside the 24-hour window.