Ruby Watson

3 weeks ago | bristolpost.co.uk | Ruby Watson |Howard Lloyd

Bethany Bryson was going to make a tuna and sweetcorn baguette for her son when the stomach-churning event took placeA mum has vowed never to eat tuna again after claiming to discover 'more than 100 maggots' crawling in her tot's John West tuna bought in Asda. Bethany Bryson had nipped to Asda's Edinburgh Supercentre store on May 23 to grab a few essentials and bought a multipack of John West tinned tuna for £3.98.

3 weeks ago | bristolpost.co.uk | Ruby Watson |Howard Lloyd

A mum dodged the Ryanair baggage charge by ditching her suitcase for a bin bag on her flight to MagalufA mum boarded her Ryanair flight despite refusing to pay the baggage charge - by ditching her suitcase and using a bin bag in front of a gobsmacked 'jobsworth'. Natalie Sadler was boarding her flight from Palma de Mallorca to Leeds Bradford on 20 May and claims she was asked by a member of staff to place her suitcase in the baggage sizer.

2 months ago | chroniclelive.co.uk | Ruby Watson

A lad's rollercoaster snap was ruined when a pigeon slammed into his face at 60mph. Logan James had only been riding the Velocity ride at Flamingo Land for 15 seconds when the bird emerged from nowhere and slammed into his head. The rollercoaster ride, which boasts an acceleration from 0-60mph in 2.8 seconds, captured the exact moment the winged creature exploded into a cloud of feathers on impact. Baffled Logan, then 13, was left covered in feathers and blood and fears but soon saw the funny side.

2 months ago | bristolpost.co.uk | Ruby Watson |Howard Lloyd

Logan James was left covered in blood and feathers after the impactA lad's rollercoaster snap was ruined when a pigeon slammed into his face at 60mph. Logan James had only been riding the Velocity ride at Flamingo Land for 15 seconds when the bird emerged from nowhere and slammed into his head. The rollercoaster ride, which boasts an acceleration from 0-60mph in 2.8 seconds, captured the exact moment the winged creature exploded into a cloud of feathers on impact.

Jan 7, 2025 | manchestereveningnews.co.uk | Ruby Watson |Howard Lloyd

A mum claims her daughter's near-death when falling down the stairs 'put life in perspective' - so they pulled her out of school to travel and 'world school' her instead. Rachael Robinson's world was turned upside down when her five-year-old daughter, Maggie Vaughan, tripped and fell down the stairs last year. The 37-year-old said Maggie was walking down the stairs at home when the youngster fell forward down the staircase, hitting her head on the valve of a cast iron radiator.