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Bayeux Tapestry visitors forced to leave museum amid evacuation (opens the original)
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'Thousands' of visitors were evacuated from the British Museum after heading to see the Bayeux Tapestry. Earlier this evening, British Museum visitors were forced to evacuate the building after reports of 'smoke' in one of the galleries, though not believe to house the Bayeux Tapestry. London Fire Brigade said it was called to the scene at around 7.27pm this evening (September 18) as fire alarms and evacuation orders were issued, the Daily Star reports. The London Fire Brigade says it believes t
Thousands of Bayeux Tapestry visitors evacuated from British Museum (opens the original)
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Thousands of British Museum visitors who queued for hours to see the Bayeux Tapestry were left disappointed as the major landmark was evacuated. The London Fire Brigade say reports of smoke were made at around 7.27pm this evening (September 18), prompting fears of a fire at the museum. The smoke was in one of the galleries, not believed to house the Bayeux Tapestry, but prompted fire alarms to be set of and the site being evacuated, reports the Daily Star. The London Fire Brigade believe the smo
Bayeux Tapestry viewers evacuated from British Museum (opens the original)
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Thousands of visitors who were waiting to see the Bayeux Tapestry at the British Museum were left disappointed as the major landmark was evacuated. According to the London Fire Brigade, reports of smoke were made at around 7.27pm this evening (September 18), prompting fears of a fire. The smoke was in one of the galleries, not believed to house the Bayeux Tapestry, but prompted fire alarms to be set of and the site being evacuated, reports the Daily Star. The London Fire Brigade believe the smok
Ryanair boss apologises for 'offensive' rapist comparison (opens the original)
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Ryanair CEO Michael O'Leary has apologised after comparing competitor airlines to "rapists". It comes just days after he stated he would not back down in the face of growing pressure. The billionaire businessman made the remarks in Dublin last Thursday ahead of his airline’s annual general meeting. He claimed rising air travel prices at other airlines would see passengers switch to Ryanair. It comes after he was heavily criticised by politicians in both Ireland and the UK, reports the Daily Star
Ryanair boss apologises for 'rapist' comments after backlash (opens the original)
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Michael O' Leary has now apologised for his comments The head of Ryanair has apologised for comments comparing competitor airlines to "rapists" just days after stating he would not back down. Michael O’Leary made the remarks in Dublin last Thursday ahead of his airline’s annual general meeting. He claimed rising air travel prices at other airlines would see passengers switch to Ryanair. It comes after the billionaire was heavily criticised by politicians in both Ireland and the UK, reports the D
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