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A Ryanair pilot had to step in during a flight last week after a couple got a bit too cosy with each other mid-air, an eyewitness has claimed. The incident happened on the evening service from Málaga-Costa del Sol Airport to Liverpool John Lennon Airport on Wednesday, January 7, which departed at 8.15pm.A mother who was travelling on the flight told the Liverpool Echo that the captain was forced to make an announcement over the aircraft’s speaker system.It turns out a pair of passengers had been spotted getting rather affectionate with one another, prompting the pilot to address the situation…

Mike Tindall joked that backing his wife Zara Tindall was the “safest” option as he spoke candidly about the competitive streak behind the Magic Millions Beach Run.The interview took place just hours before Zara thundered down the sand on Australia’s Gold Coast.The former England rugby star appeared in a light-hearted Instagram chat shared by The Star Gold Coast on the evening prior to the event.The 47-year-old was quizzed about racing, rivalry and which ambassador he would be supporting when the horses lined up at dawn.During the chat, hosted by Australian actor Lincoln Lewis, Mike was first asked what his racehorse’s…

Married couples over state pension age could be entitled to up to £4,300 a year in Pension Credit, but thousands still aren’t claiming it.Pension Credit is a means-tested benefit designed to top up the incomes of older people on low incomes and help them cope with rising living costs.It is paid by the Government, and can provide a significant financial boost to both single pensioners and couples whose income falls below a set weekly level.Around 1.4 million pensioners across the UK currently receive the benefit, according to the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP).However, official estimates suggest around 760,000 people…

Christian FullerSouth EastPA MediaFour NHS hospital trusts have declared critical incidentsFour NHS hospital trusts have declared critical incidents due to “significant ongoing pressure” on their services.NHS Surrey Heartlands said the situation had been made worse by rising flu and norovirus cases, as well as an increase in staff sickness.In Surrey, the critical incidents affect the Royal Surrey NHS Foundation Trust, Epsom and St Helier University Hospitals NHS Trust and Surrey and Sussex Healthcare NHS Trust.East Kent Hospitals University NHS Foundation Trust has also declared a critical incident due to “sustained pressures” at the Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother Hospital in…

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A Birmingham man is celebrating an incredible start to 2026 after scooping £250,000 on a National Lottery scratchcard during the festive period.Anthony Brayson, 38, could not quite believe his eyes when he scratched off the winning Silver Scratchcard and saw the “life-changing” sum staring back at him.”I had to double-check it over and over again,” Mr Brayson said. “In fact, I immediately rang my mum to tell her the news, and when she didn’t believe me I had to get my dad to come over and check it as I honestly thought I must have read it wrong!”The newly-appointed retail…

Mairead SmythandLaura O’Neill,North WestPhil TaylorPolice are continuing to investigate the circumstances of the crashA two-car crash that killed four people in Bolton on Sunday was a “tragedy waiting to happen” in an area that has seen regular crashes in recent months a neighbour has said.Taxi driver Masrob Ali, 54, from Blackburn, Lancashire, died when his car was involved in the head-on collision on Wigan Road.Three teenagers also died – Muhammad Danyaal Asghar Ali, 19, Farhan Patel, 18, and Mohammed Jibrael Mukhtar, 18 – all from Bolton.Gulam Patel, who has lived on Wigan Road for 25 years, said there had been…

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Jessica Lawrence News NIGetty ImagesThe figures were provided by the Department of Health to assembly member (MLA) Diane DoddsMore than 72,000 cases of physical and verbal abuse have been suffered by health and social care staff in Northern Ireland in the last five years, according to figures released by the Department of Health (DoH).The figures were given to Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) assembly member Diane Dodds in response to an assembly written question.She described them as “utterly appalling”.Health Minister Mike Nesbitt said the attacks were “completely unacceptable”, adding that his department took the incidents “extremely seriously”.Dodds, who sits on Stormont’s…