Neil Johnston

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Neil Johnston

Families of the British victims of the Air India crash have complained of “disgusting” and “inhumane” treatment as they wait to see the bodies of their loved ones. Bereaved relatives have been forced to wait days sitting in dusty, humid conditions outside the hospital in Ahmedabad and said officials were “passing the buck” as they were moved from “pillar to post”.

1 week ago | aol.com | Neil Johnston

Families of the British victims of the Air India crash have complained of “disgusting” and “inhumane” treatment as they wait to see the bodies of their loved ones. Bereaved relatives have been forced to wait days sitting in dusty, humid conditions outside the hospital in Ahmedabad and said officials were “passing the buck” as they were moved from “pillar to post”.

1 week ago | stuff.co.nz | Samaan Lateef |Neil Johnston |Fiona Parker |Tony Diver

The first body of a British Air India crash victim has been released to her family. A funeral was held on Sunday for the “sweet” and “gentle” mother of two Elcina Alpesh Makwana, 42, just three days after she told her parents not to worry as she boarded the flightto Gatwick airport.

1 week ago | msn.com | Samaan Lateef |Neil Johnston |Fiona Parker |Tony Diver

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1 month ago | aol.co.uk | Neil Johnston

Fishermen whose livelihoods could be jeopardised by Sir Keir Starmer’s EU deal have accused the Prime Minister of “treason” and warned the “sell-out” will see others in the industry hang up their wellies. Tony Heinemann, 55, who has been fishing for decades, accused Sir Keir of using fishermen as “pawns” in his negotiations and hammering another “nail in the coffin” of the industry. Meanwhile, Paul Ines, chairman of Lowestoft Fish Market Alliance, described the agreement as “treason”.