By yesterday afternoon, the air reeked of aviation fuel, burnt rubber and bodies that had been in the hot sun for three days.

However, has anyone given consideration to the deleterious effects of the 'acrid whiff of fuel and burnt rubber' on the capital's inhabitants?

It's a flavour like burnt rubber or tar, often combined with leathery baked fruit and hard green notes, as if the grapes were over- and under-ripe at the same time.

He took six photographs of the debris, which he described as aluminum, balsa wood, and burnt rubber.

The species produces fruit bodies characterized by the flat, reddish-brown concentric scales on the caps, and an unpleasant odour resembling burnt rubber.

Burnt toast has a bitter taste and a preference for such a flavour has been linked to being judgmental.

Instead, he kept up a manful supply of strong tea, burnt toast and, in one instance, exploding pastry.

Keep a close eye on them as you don't want burnt toast.

Alarms can be triggered by burnt toast, late- night cooking or smoking cigarettes.

They said the tycoon also demanded a cup of weak tea and burnt toast be waiting for him at 7am.

A cross stands in the middle, and there's sometimes a whiff of burnt wood or plastic.

The smell of burnt wood lingers in the rooms.

Former floorboards were used for walls, as was burnt wood from the old chimneybreast.

They feed on the particular fungi that grow on burnt wood.

The burnt wood was then removed using an adze.