500,000 bees book in at top London hotel
A top hotel is coping comfortably with half a million extra guests.
The Lancaster London (formerly the Royal Lancaster) near Hyde Park, London, has installed beehives on its roof.
The 500,000 bees, which were living in the middle of an estate at Camberwell in south London, are now supplying honey for breakfast and afternoon tea for guests. Pots of honey will also be offered to VIPs and honeymooning guests.