A wet and humid summer in Kent and Sussex has led to a slug population explosion.Experts warn the population has soared over the past year to around 15 million nationwide- that is 230 slugs for every Briton.Last year's mild winter coupled with the recent heavy rainfall has provided the perfect living and breeding conditions for the garden pests. But it is feared the voracious invertibrates could munch their way through record amounts of plants and devastate crop harvests including potatoes, peas...
