A 59-year-old homeowner in Stanley, near Wakefield in West Yorkshire, loses a dispute with her local council over planning permission for a large plastic gorilla displayed outside her house. Reports say Adele Teale, who is described as a “gorilla-mad” enthusiast, had installed a model gorilla at the front of her property. The item is described as about four feet tall and weighs around 4kg. After the council decision, Teale is required to remove the gorilla from the front of her home. The Mirror reports that she subsequently relocates the model to a new place, indicating it is no longer in its original exterior display position. The Daily Mail outlets similarly state that she loses the planning row and must take down the ape. The coverage focuses on the planning-permission dispute and the outcome requiring removal, with the later location of the gorilla mentioned in one report.