5 h. ago Anger as Ryanair passenger sees bag 'ripped to shreds' after flight

Ryanair passenger Daniel Sakal, from Essex, claimed the airline only offered him £50 after his check-in bag and its contents - worth £1,500 - were 'dragged along the runway' at the airport. 

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69 h. ago Anger growing over Ryanair's 'disgusting' refusal to refund Huntingdon hero's flight

Brave Forest fan Stephen Crean prevented the attacker reaching passengers and was due to fly out to Austria last Wednesday to see Forest play Sturm Graz in the Europa League

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1 week ago Man arrested at airport after smuggling 'endangered' apes by hiding them in his bag

Two gibbons were found concealed in a basket in a passenger's bag after he landed in Mumbai, with the creatures an 'endangered' species native to Indonesia

Events

1 week ago Plane passenger arrested after two baby APES found alive inside luggage

Two endangered silvery gibbons were found inside a basket in a passenger's bag at Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport in Mumbai, India, on October 30

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2 w. ago Warning to Ryanair passengers over popular backpack that doesn't meet airline's bag rules

A traveller has issued a warning to Ryanair passengers after witnessing 'at least six' people fined for attempting to travel with a bag that doesn't fit the size limit.

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4 w. ago ‘We’re ripping ourselves to shreds’: with dance music bitterly divided, how far should cultural boycotts go?

Some artists and audiences are boycotting Boiler Room and other events over its parent company’s links with Israel – creating fierce debate about the best way to protest and how to remain uncompromisedThose attending Boiler Room’s two-day festival in London’s Burgess Park in August may have noticed a troubling message spray-painted on the site’s perimeter fence: “Boiler Room is owned by Israeli arms investors.” In nearby Brockwell Park, which hosted Field Day, Cross the Tracks and Mighty Hoopla – three festivals belonging to the same group as Boiler Room – graffiti depicted a bomb with the letters “KKR” emblazoned on it.In June 2024, the controversial private equity giant KKR acquired Superstruct Entertainment, the company that owns these four festivals and tens of others, many of which were the subjects of boycotts by artists this summer. That’s because KKR has considerable business interests in Israel, including investments in Axel Springer SE, a German media company that runs cla...

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