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British  Airways passengers have been left fuming after forking out  thousands of pounds for first and business class tickets, only to be served 'disappointing' sandwiches for their in-flight meals. Disgruntled customers say the airline blamed new Covid-19 regulations for the 'embarrassing' snacks, which they believe are the result of 'cost cutting'. Among those to complain was Rafal Smaszcz, 42, who flew from London Heathrow to Frankfurt on a £520 flight on 18 September. First and business class ticket holders on BA flights are being served 'embarrassing' and 'pathetic' sandwiches for their inflight meals Disgruntles Rafal Smaszcz took to Twitter to question whether BA thought it was acceptable to serve a 'greasy sandwich in a crumpled brown bag' as a business class meal He shared a photo of his 'greasy' sandwich served in a crumpled paper bag on Twitter, writing: 'We all know about Covid and certain restrictions, but if you

A worker feared the 'Loch Ness Monster' was about to attack him before realising he was watching a kangaroo struggling to breathe while trapped in black industrial ooze.  Steve was excavating a seven-metre pit at the Cleanaway plant in Campbellfield, 16km north of Melbourne, on Wednesday when he spotted an animal floating in the sludge.  His boss Daniel Halemba rushed over to his employee, who said he feared the 'frightening creature' was the mythical beast known as 'Nessie'.  Steve was excavating a seven metre pit at the Cleanaway plant in Campbellfield, 16km north of Melbourne, on Wednesday, when he spotted a slimy creature struggling in the disgusting black sludge Upon closer inspection, it was identified as an eastern grey kangaroo who had gotten stuck in the seven metre deep pit filled with industrial ooze  'The words that were expressed to me was probably not suitable for your publication. It was all pretty freaky to be honest,' Mr Halemba told Ya

More than 9,000 asylum seekers are living in 91 hotels across the country after a record year for Channel crossings, MPs have been told. Home Office officials told the Public Accounts Committee 9,500 people have been put up in almost a hundred hotels in around 50 local authority areas. And the department's permanent secretary Matthew Rycroft told the committee: 'There are more people coming into the aylum system at the moment than are leaving it and that is because of Covid'. Second permanent secretary Shona Dunn couldn't tell MPs how many people are waiting to be deported and how many have been granted asylum but are yet to be given permanent accommodation.  Home Office officials told the Public Accounts Committee 9,500 people have been put up in almost a hundred hotels in around 50 local authority areas. Pictured, Royal House in Hull city centre is housing migrants The Novotel Hotel near Newcastle Airport is housing migrants. Second permanent secretary Shona Dunn coul

This is the bizarre moment a 29-tonne load of carrots was dumped outside a London university as an art installation highlighting food wastage.  The carrots were tipped out by the Ben Pimlott Building at Goldsmiths College in New Cross, which is part of the University of London. Video footage taken by student Matt Colquhoun shows the seemingly endless stream of carrots - and some potatoes - spilling out of the large truck while confused students watched on Tuesday. The 29-tonne pile was later revealed as an art installation called Grounding, by Rafael Perez Evans ahead of Goldsmiths's MFA degree show, which will kick off on Friday. The art project highlights the issues of food waste as all of the vegetables used were unwanted and would not have made it on to UK supermarket shelves. Baffled students filmed as a truck dump 29 tonnes of carrots and potatoes outside the Ben Pimlott Building at Goldsmiths College in New Cross, which is part of the University of London Despite a warning

A depraved paedophile who lured two young girls with a backpack filled with toys and lollies has a sickening history of child sex abuse dating back more than two decades. Anthony Richard Carr, 68, was sentenced to four years in jail on Wednesday after filming and touching the two girls aged four and six in the front yard of a unit complex in Campsie in Sydney's inner south-west on March 10. Burwood Local Court heard Carr - who had approached the two girls on a bicycle as they played on a mat - filmed one of the girls' genitalia after moving her clothing. Bystanders performed a heroic citizen's arrest after a father of one of the girls noticed the elderly sex offender touching one of their thighs and taking photos. Anthony Richard Carr, 68, was sentenced to four years in jail on Wednesday after filming and touching two girls aged four and six-years-old outside an apartment complex in Campsie, south-west Sydney Introducing himself as 'Tommy', the predator told the g

Video footage has captured the bizarre moment a violent fight breaks out between strangers trading insults at a petrol station. In the clip, an inebriated man asks for a lift from a stranger before making crude jokes about his mother and then hurling beer cans at his car. This enrages the motorist who furiously leaves his vehicle to throw a blistering punch at the man which sends him flying backwards and crashing into the petrol station newspaper stand. The incident was filmed at BP petrol station in Wilton Road in Salisbury, Wiltshire over the weekend.  A violent brawl broke out between men at a BP in Salisbury after a man hurled a beer can at a stranger's car when he was told he would have to pay £50 if he wanted a lift to the heath It is unknown who filmed the clip however the footage has been circulating online since yesterday.  The video begins with the loud-mouthed man – who is swigging beers outside the petrol station – drunkenly asking the random driver for a lift to the

A man has today been arrested on suspicion of murder - 130 miles away from the scene of the double shooting. The suspect was detained after a vehicle was stopped on Hunter Street in Carnforth, Lancs., at around 11.30am. He is being transported back to the West Midlands area for questioning about killing the two men, who were aged in their late 20s or early 30s. The victims have still not been formally identified and a post mortem examination is scheduled to take place tomorrow. Detective Chief Inspector Jim Munro, from West Midlands Police's Homicide Unit, said: 'This is a fast moving investigation, a real team effort involving officers who've worked around the clock since the discovery of the bodies to trace the person we believe is responsible. 'The arrest is a significant development but our enquiries continue and I would appeal to anyone with information about what's happened, or anyone who was in the area at the time and saw or heard anything suspicious, to get

A suspected neo-Nazi farmer wanted to 'kill Remainers' with cyanide after being 'frustrated over Brexit,' a court heard today. Russell Wadge, 58, allegedly stored the poison in his fridge and was found with an arsenal of weapons, including grenades and mines, and instructions on how to make nerve gas. The lethal haul was found when police raided Wadge's country home and he 'planned to use the chemicals to attack Remainers', Newport Crown Court heard. Counter-terrorism police raided his home in the quiet village of Trimsaran, Carmarthenshire, in June last year. A court heard Russell Wadge, 58, stored poison in the fridge next to his ginger beer at his Carmarthenshire country home which was discovered during a raid by anti-terrorism police He was also allegedly found with an arsenal of weapons, including grenades and mines, and instructions on how to make nerve gas Wadge was also found to have interests in white supremacy and the English Defence League and own

Alabama Governor Kay Ivey apologized Wednesday to a survivor of a 1963 church bombing by the Ku Klux Klan in Birmingham that killed four black girls, calling the blast an 'egregious injustice'.  Yet she declined to pay restitution to the woman, Sarah Collins Rudolph, without legislative involvement. Rudolph, now 69, is looking for compensation from the state for the injuries she suffered at twelve years old in the bombing that killed her sister.  Her legal team claims that state leaders at the time encouraged the KKK to use violence against black people and to mount these kinds of attacks.   Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey on Wednesday apologized to a survivor of a 1963 church bombing by the Ku Klux Klan in Birmingham that killed four black girls. Sarah Collins Rudolph is looking for compensation from the state for the injuries she suffered in the bombing that killed her sister Sarah Collins Rudolph and her husband, George Rudolph, have fought for compensation for the injuries and trauma