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artefacts the british museum says have disappeared. weve discovered that two gems were unwittingly put on display at another museum in germany. weve also established that around 260 ended up in washington, dc — the fbi has been investigating. but many of the objects hadnt been catalogued, which means the museum hasnt yet been able to prove they were actually stolen. its since begun to register all its objects, and has improved security. the truth is, mistakes were made. but i think i...

Faye Jawad, from London took to TikTok to share her unpleasant experience on a flight to Portugal, saying that she was following the usual guidance to inform the cabin crew when you board.

Weather presenter Georgie Palmer said, We were hoofed off the plane after the angry little captain shouted at us from the cockpit.

BBC weather presenter Georgie Palmer, said airline staff refused to make a announcement requesting passengers not eat peanuts because they had updated their allergies policy.

A family was ejected from a flight for taking action when crew refused to ask passengers not to eat peanuts due to their daughter's allergy.

There is no international agreement among airlines on food allergy policies

After a BBC weather forecaster and her family were kicked off a plane by a captain after alerting staff to her daughters peanut allergy, it has emerged this is just the latest incident.

A BBC weather presenter was forced off a flight to Turkey by the 'aggressive' captain after raising concerns for her daughter's peanut allergy.

In an interview on Good Morning Britain, the BBC presenter said the whole experience was absolutely humiliating and desperate for my daughter, adding that anaphylaxis is terrifying.