Andrew Wilson

This is the shocking moment a green laser was aimed at a plane with 200 passengers on board. Video footage released by police shows a green laser flashing into the sky. Andrew Wilson (pictured), 53, from Somerset, first targeted a helicopter flying over Yeovil at about 11.20pm on Thursday, August 3, 2022. Then, at about 11.55pm on Monday, August 14, Wilson did the same to an Airbus A320 passenger plane flying over Yeovil on its descent to Bristol Airport , with almost 200 people on board. Thankfully both aircraft were able to make a safe landing.

Jamilla Clark (pictured) and Arwa Aziz filed a class-action lawsuit in 2018 alleging that they were ashamed and embarrassed, and that their treatment should be stripped-searched. Clark was arrested in Manhattan Family Court on January 9, 2017, for allegedly breaching a bogus protective order filed by her violent ex husband's abusive ex-wife, and Aziz was arrested after she gave herself over to police in Brooklyn on August 30, 2017, after being accused of violating a bogus protective order filed by her sister-in-law. They were sued after police threatened them with additional criminal charges if they refused to remove their head coverings.

According to an award-winning writer, the BBC should'stop straying from Agatha Christie's storylines or coming up with their own ideas.' According to Andrew Wilson, who has spent years researching the famous murder mystery novelist, the corporation has pled a number of charges against her original work. Despite taking no one's life in the novel, the broadcaster has gone as far as to change the name of the murderer in Ordeal by Innocence and turn the protagonist into the murderer in The Pale Horse. In the most recent version, Murder is Simple, the investigator was changed from a retired British policeman returning to London from the Far East to a young Nigerian man who went to Whitehall. Wilson claims that Christie was 'precious' about her work and that she had protested television adaptations that fell away from her storylines while she was alive. He says that the BBC should'write their own books' because their latest adaptations haven't been as good as they should be because they didn't stick to Christie's original plot.