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A mum has avoided jail after drunkenly abusing a Ryanair flight attendant who asked her to stop vaping on board the plane.

A drunk newlywed pinched a cabin crew member's bottom - and threatened to burn another 'like Guy Fawkes' and 'bite her ear and nose off' during a 'terrifying' plane rampage.

A man pulled out a toy gun in a kebab shop and threatened to shoot local pubgoers in a bizarre rampage in Bury, a court heard.

A thug carried out a vicious machete attack on a schoolfriend over a drugs debt - then boasted on Instagram he was 'armed and dangerous' as he tried to flee the law.

A paranoid dad convinced his girlfriend was sleeping with his best friend set fire to their house.

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Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!A man who pushed his lifelong pal over a silly pub prank caused him 'catastrophic' injuries from which he will never recover, a court heard today.Paul Gill, 51, shoved his mate 55-year-old Billy Crawford because he didn't see the funny side of a prank in the bar in which they were regulars, in Bury, Greater Manchester, reports Manchester Evening News.Prosecutor Lisa Boocock told Minshull Street Crown Court: "It was a joke among regulars that if anyone failed to put their change away [after visiting the bar] it would be knocked out of their hand."It was an accepted joke in the premises."But Mr Gill took umbrage to the gag because he was with his partner "and didn't think it was

pub prank which left him paralysed, a court heard today. Paul Gill, 51, was spared an immediate prison sentence at Minshull Street Crown Court on Tuesday after he admitted causing grievous bodily harm to 55-year-old Billy Crawford.

A trio's attempt to get away with £380 of tools from B&Q could have led to someone being seriously hurt, after one of the thieves stabbed a "brave" off-duty police inspector with a screwdriver as he tried to stop them driving away, a judge has said.

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Bury in August last year when the attack happened. He was asked to leave after making 'unpleasant comments' to staff who stopped him from pulling his own pint behind the bar, a court heard.But he didn't leave the area and later that evening, he smashed a pint glass into the landlord's head outside the pub.

FREE newsletter is just champion! Get the biggest and brightest stories sent straight to your inboxA dad-of-two who knocked out his girlfriend’s teeth and ripped out clumps of her hair has walked free after a judge said her injuries were "not the most serious."Steven O'Donnell, 39, attacked girlfriend Kirsty Keane after he wrongly accused her of cheating on him.High on cocaine, O’Donnell, punched, pulled and stamped on Ms Keane, as well as kneeling on her to the point of losing consciousness.As a result, Ms Keane suffered lumps on her head, black eyes, cuts to her nose, and a swollen nose and lip.The crown of one of her teeth had also come off during the attack, and clumps of her hair had fallen out of her head.Prosecutor Lisa Boocock told

Rochdale. He reached speeds of up to 110mph and drove the wrong way up residential streets, a court heard.He then crashed into a minibus on Longfield Road and tried to run away from officers before being detained.Police found 171 wraps of diamorphine - more commonly known as heroin - and 423 wraps of cocaine in his possession, as well as £550 in cash and a burner phone.