News about Andrew Wilson

Chef Sam Nunns was harassed by manager Andrew Wilson singing a racy Victoria Wood tune and also making rude references to cucumbers, an employment tribunal heard. Mr Nunns explained that his boss at the posh Lake District hotel 'attempted eye contact' while gesticulating and singing the song. Employment Judge Phil Allen agreed it had the effect 'of violating the claimant's dignity and creating a degrading, humiliating and offensive environment for him'.

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.

After striking the same pothole on a single stretch of road named 'pothell' by furious locals, 12 cars were left homeless on a single night, MailOnline can exclusively reveal. On Valentine's Day, multiple vehicles saw their tyres burst after striking the crater on Frant Road, near Crowborough, East Sussex. After hitting serious potholes on this stretch of road, it was the fourth time in two years that cars were left stranded. After striking a crater in November 2022, 15 vehicles broke down on Bunny Lane. When three more vehicles were pushed to park on the same 1.2 mile thoroughfare as a result of a depression on the tarmac, they were compelled to park up on the same 1.2 mile thoroughfare. Eight cars were left homeless on a hole in the same lane last January. Locals have referred to the stretch, which was used as a thoroughfare between Crowborough and Tunbridge Wells, Kent, as 'pot-hell.'

Children will no longer have a bedroom to themselves, as they have been used to due to the housing market's crisis.

The hearing was told by Andrew Wilson (left), the manager of Windermere Manor Hotel in the Lake District (inset), serenaded head chef Sam Nunns with the song while making a series of 'disconcerting gestures' as he reiterated the word'Let's do it'. Mr Nunns said that his father, who died at the age of 19th-century, had 'attempted eye contact' when gesticulating and singing the lyrics, which included "I could take half the tenors in a male voice choir."

This information is especially relevant during this Mental Health Awareness Week. The RHS Chelsea Flower Show, which runs from Tuesday to Saturday, is on the healing power of gardens.

People from Portland, Dorset, have accused the government of 'dumping' the issue of asylum on them, and claim that public facilities are already stretched to the limit without more people to look after. Colette Finnigan (pictured top), a Portland resident, said, 'It takes weeks to get a doctor's appointment as it is, and then there are an additional 500 people who will have to be looked after.' Andrew Wilson (pictured top right) is a retired publican who lives in a terraced cottage near the port's entrance and is concerned about the extra activity that will take place outside his front door. "We have cruise liners docking every or twice a week, but a day coming." The massive Bibby Stockholm barge is currently docked in Falmouth, Devon, where it is being rebuilt and will land on the island of Portland next month. According to the government, it intends to house migrants on the 300ft long barge, lowering the £7 million per day being spent on hotels to house migrants.

After archaeologists discovered their outlines on Google Maps, three Roman military camps were discovered in the Arabian desert. The University of Oxford researchers have traced them back to 106 AD, implying that they were used during a brutal takeover of the Nabataean Kingdom. This is because the camps in Saudi Arabia's east run in a straight line toward Dumat al-Jandal, which used to be a peace in the kingdom's east. They also have the traditional playing card shape of Roman fortified camps, which armies may have used as temporary defensive bases when marching on campaign. The conquest of the Nabataean Kingdom had been considered relatively peaceful prior to this discovery, but the camps point to a surprise, deadly attack.

Electronic Arts Inc (EA) declared last year that its 29-year video-gaming relationship with FIFA, the world's highest body, was officially ended. Despite this, EA said that FIFA 23 'delivered a record participation in Q3', referring to the three-month period that will conclude in 2022. 'Because the numbers have increased by four percentages from year to date,' EA chief executive Andrew Wilson said during a conference call.' Unit sales in North America alone have increased by 51% year over year,' he continued.' In 2023, the game giant intends to unleash EA Sports FC, which is a portable version of gaming.

At Sotheby's auction house, a collection of Sex Pistols artwork is up for auction this month. The Stolper-Wilson series of posters, collages, hand-printed handbills for gigs, and manuscript lyrics will be available. Contemporary art dealer Paul Stolper and curator Andrew Wilson assembled the collectables from the legendary British punk band's ascension to the top in the 1990s.

I (pictured), A.N. Wilson (left) and with partner Katherine in 1983, when I first became acquainted with Katherine as an undergraduate at Oxford. She was a Fellow of Somerville College, ten years older than me. At 19, I was vaguely considering becoming a Catholic priest and that summer had arranged a stay at the Birmingham Oratory, a Catholic priest community established in 1849 by John Henry Newman. When I told Katherine that this was a problem, she rang the Brum phone number of her mother. When you leave the Oratory, you may ring me if you like.' The Birmingham Oratory is evidently thriving today. In 1970, it did not appear to be on its last legs.