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Zely Liver cancer deaths soar by 80% due to late diagnosis 鈥?the signs you need to know A COUPLE were ordered off an overbooked easyJet flight leaving their Easter break in ruins, the day after a doctor was dragged from a United Airlines plane.Its claimed the budget airline failed to give the couple information about compensation or alternative flights - breaking guidelines controlling overbooked flights.1 A couple has claimed they were ordered off an easyJet flight because the airline had overbookedCredit: Alam yManoj, 38, and Viddha, 35, told The Independent they were ordered off a flight from Luton to Sicily on April 10, despite having forked out more than 拢600 fo r their seats and 拢1,200 on transport and accommodation.Manoj said: The airline had overbooked and we were involuntarily off-boarded from the aircraft by two airport staff in front of a packed plane. The only differe nce between us and the chap involved with United Airlines is that we werent physically dragged off. Last week a shocking video showed the moment Dr聽David Dao, 69, was pul Hsxs Pro-Communist Jeremy Corbyn as PM would be a hammer blow to Britain s national security 鈥?he must not slip into No10 FOR all the confected stink over soft furnishings, Boris Johnson loo ks like smelling of roses once the results from Thursday s elections are in. Voters want to hear about jobs, not wallpaper.BoJo seems on track to seize scores of council seats, while our own on-the-spot reporter Rod Liddle thinks he could also snatch Hartlepool from Labour for the first time in 62 years.Follow the latest local elections 2021 storiesKeep up-to-date on the 2021 London mayoral election6Voters care about jobs not soft furnishing, like curtains, Sir Keir6Red Wall voters, mostly Brexiteers, love Boris s levelling-up agendaCredit: Reuters Red Wall voters, mostly Brexiteers, love Boris s levelling-up agenda 鈥?especially the 18,000 jobs being created by neighbouring Teesside s new Freeport, says Rod.Even Scotland might spring a surprise, with one rogue poll showing First Minister Nicola Sturgeon at risk in her own seat.Too much to hope for, maybe, but support for independence is pleasingly down.As
