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Cameras caught the shocking moment an Uber Eats driver stole three parcels from an apartment building reception after dropping off a McDonald's order.

Brooklyn Beckham will be launching a pop-up restaurant exclusively available on the Uber Eats app, later this month. The aspiring chef, 24, has created a selection of his favourite comfort food, which will be available in London for two days. Prices start at £10 and the menu includes popular dishes like Chicken Tikka Masala, Wagyu Bolognese, and a very special English Breakfast Sandwich.

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Kelly Clarkson’s eponymous talk show, The Kelly Clarkson Show, is under fire for its alleged toxic work environment behind the scenes.

This is the hilarious moment a Scots radio presenter vanished halfway through a live radio show leaving his colleagues baffled as to where he gone. It happened during GO Radio's Breakfast Show on Tuesday morning when Grado went to collect coffee from a delivery driver.

McDonald’s later bragged about the success of a viral video showing him smashing up the restaurant.New Yorker Michael Palacios was arrested after he produced an axe from his backpack at around 2.30am on Saturday (September 17) and smashed a large glass panel and several tables and walls.Bystanders told reporters that Palacios was visibly drunk, and had lost his temper after trying to chat up a fellow customer who rejected his advances.READ MORE: Couple criticise Ryanair after they accidentally boarded wrong Alicante flight One of them, an Uber Eats delivery driver who gave his name as Ruben G, described how Palacios had been knocked back by the woman.“So basically he got into an argument with a girl,” he told the New York Post, “and then the girl rejected him. She didn’t want to talk to him"“He kept going at her," Ruben added.

Uber Eats rider with her car and sped away.Amy DeGise, a member of the Jersey City council, reportedly slammed into Andrew Black with her vehicle in the video that was captured around 8am on July 19.The impact caused 29-year-old bloke to go flying over the car bonnet before falling to the ground as she drove away from the intersection of Martin Luther King Drive and Forrest Street in a Nissan Rogue.READ MORE: Nine-year-old girl stabbed to death in 'utter tragedy' named by policeThankfully, the cyclist didn't sustain any major injuries but has spoken to the media about his disgust at the council woman who failed to handle the incident properly.Mr Black said: "I look left, suddenly I just hear ‘Ba[m].’ I get hit. I roll over and I’m in such pain.“Someone of prestige [who is] demanding to uphold and clean our streets or whatever they’re calling it… can’t even do it themselves.

The Mirror.READ MORE: Uber Eats driver thrown off bridge and seen disappearing over barrier after shoving matchPalmer was taken to the Charleston Area Medical Center General Hospital following an evaluation by medical staff at the jail and died on Thursday (July 21). Suicide has been ruled out as a cause of death but there has been no comment from officials on any other details.Daniel's sister Wanda regained consciousness last week and authorities were alerted by her care centre that she had identified her brother, David, as the alleged attacker.Ms Palmer was attacked with a weapon at her home in Cottageville, West Virginia, but authorities failed to prosecute anyone previously due to a lack of evidence.She had been so badly beaten in the attack that responders initially assumed she was dead.Sheriff Mellenger told MetroNews that when they arrived on the scene, they thought she was dead.“We had a little bit of an idea what happened, but the problem was with the nuts and bolts of the case we had nothing to go on", he continued.When Ms Palmer woke up from her coma investigators went to the care home in Wetzel County, where she identified her brother in a shocking twist.

READ MORE: Luton Airport runway 'melts' and stops traffic as UK hits record-breaking heatwave After being confronted, the motorist turned violent and began to shove the 26-year-old, who was still wearing his helmet.Guillermo appears to be shoved by the motorist's female companion before the two men appear to exchange words back and forth.The footage appears to show Guillermo attempting to leave the scene but continuing to be provoked by the pair, he returns and punches the male companion in the chest.The two men then scuffle before the man pushes the food delivery employee over the side of the bridge.Guillermo is thrown over the bridge's metal barrier and disappears out of the camera's sight.The Attorney General's Office for the State of Mexico saw the video on social media and is investigating.Guillermo was taken in an ambulance to a hospital in Naucalpan where he was treated for a fractured left leg.The driver who pushed him has not yet been found by local police. In another bizarre incident, a woman has taken road rage to the next level after she held up traffic to damage a car and film the driver who clipped the vehicle she was in.

US woman who was shot dead while working as an Uber Eats delivery driver may have helped police catch her killer.Arizona grandmother Pamela Rae Martinez snapped a photo shortly after she had completed her last food delivery for the night. The photo shows a man that is now the prime suspect in the inquiry into her death.Pamela, 60, was found “in distress and non-responsive” in her car, which had rolled at low speed off West Bell Road, Glendale, Arizona.Officers attempted first aid but she was later pronounced dead at the scene.Glendale Police Sergeant Randy Stewart said that investigators had established that she had been shot through her vehicle’s open window.According to a witness, the victim’s car had been parked by the side of the road with a van parked alongside her.The witness saw a man briefly standing next to Pamela’s car, before getting back into his van and driving away.Police discovered that, in the moments before her death, Pamela had “for some reason” had taken a photograph of a man sitting in his van next to her car.The person in the photo has since been identified as local man Rusty French.French, 62, is now facing charges of second-degree murder in Martinez’s death.Under questioning by police, French conceded that he was the man in the photo, but could not explain why it might have been taken, claiming he “must have blacked out” about what happened between himself and the victim.Police obtained a search warrant for French’s home, where they found a number handguns, one of which was a ballistics match for the gun used in the shooting.“It is believed that the two were unknown to each other,” Sgt.

A new award from food delivery specialists Uber Eats is seeking to name the UK's best Restaurant - and ten Scottish eateries have been named in the final shortlist.

Ryan Reynolds has continued to praise his wife, Blake Lively, for her iconic outfit change on the red carpet at this year’s Met Gala. On Monday, Lively, who was a co-chair of the event, posed on the steps of the Metropolitan Museum of Art in a strapless copper Versace gown, in honour of the night’s theme: “In America: An Anthology of Fashion.

Uber Eats delivery driver appearing to steal a £39 Chinese meal after 'delivering' it to his doorstep.On Friday (April 29), Jon Cawdron placed an order from Lucky House Chinese in Blackpool, Lancashire, via Uber Eats totalling at £39.44.Shortly afterwards he received a notification saying his food had been delivered but he hadn't heard the door knocked.Jon called the takeaway, who directed him back to Uber Eats and then decided to check his CCTV footage.When he did, he was astounded to see the delivery driver had placed the order on his doorstep, taken a photograph to mark it as delivered on the app, then picked it up and walked off with it.Unluckily for the driver, Jon then shared the footage on his YouTube channel JC Photography.In the clip, the voiceover says: "This is why you should never order from Uber Eats."You're about to watch some shocking footage. Keep an eye on my Uber Eats delivery driver.

More than nine in ten (93%) Muslims would like to see more initiatives from UK companies to raise awareness of Ramadan and its practices.A study of 500 Muslims revealed that while nearly half (48%) feel their employers do take some measures to support the community during Ramadan, more could be done in the workplace.More flexibility (56%), earlier finish times (55%) and frequent breaks throughout the day (41%) were among the top things these workers would like to have during the month.Later start times and working from home also feature among the workplace requests.In response to these findings, Uber Eats launched its “Sundown Spots” initiative – a series of pop-up restaurants offering free iftar meals after sundown, to support the delivery drivers and couriers working throughout Ramadan.BAFTA nominated TV chef, Zuhair Hassan – known to many as Big Zuu – who is working with Uber Eats, said: “For me, Ramadan is a time to reset and reflect.“Iftar is my favourite part of Ramadan. It feels like a pinnacle moment – you take a step back, realise where you are now, and where you’re meant to be heading.“So I’m pleased to be partnering with Uber Eats on an initiative that is celebrating the significance of this moment.“It’s so important that Muslims are represented and feel seen and heard in modern Britain, not least during the most sacred month in the Islamic calendar – so it’s great to be able to highlight the fantastic food our culture has to offer.“When it comes to opening fast, I’ll eat most things – apart from pork, of course.

Uber Eats drive in the US is being sought after by police after he allegedly stole a woman’s puppy to return it just days later.The male driver is accused of stealing six-month-old Ella, a Cocker Spaniel Poodle mix, after he dropped off a pizza delivery in Brooklyn, New York.Owner Melanie Polanco realised her dog was missing and saw the driver take her dog with him on CCTV footage.Ella had sneaked out of the apartment when she briefly left the door ajar but it was too late by the time she noticed the puppy had gone.Ms Polanco spoke to local news outlet WPIX-TV on Monday and the driver is said then to have seen himself on the news committing the theft.She was shocked the following morning after the driver, who identified himself as Michael, called her to say he “didn’t steal the dog”.He told Ms Polanco that she believed Ella was lost and took her to a neighbour.However, footage does not collaborate his alleged story as it shows Ella being taken to his vehicle.Ms Polanco told him that she just wanted her dog back as she was “worried” about her.The same day at around 12.15pm, police were waiting as a man showed up with Ella but he told officers he was just paid to bring the dog back.Speaking to the New York Post, Ms Polanco said: “I got my baby back. I’m happy, the family’s happy, we all got our family member back.

Snoop Dogg is facing a potential lawsuit from an Uber Eats driver.On his Instagram story last month, Snoop complained about an Uber Eats driver who allegedly failed to deliver his order.Snoop’s video message, included a message exchange with the driver, his name and other personal information including his photo and license plate number.Snoop also said the driver “from fucking Uber Eats didn’t bring my fucking food. Talking about he arrived.

A nurse said she was left 'speechless' and 'wanting to scream' after an Uber Eats driver sent her a stream of 'creepy' messages.

One particular scene from “Legally Blonde 2” — in which star Reese Witherspoon’s Elle Woods rocked a very patriotic look — Jennifer Coolidge’s character Paulette enthusiastically remarks on her red-white-and-blue ensemble: “Oh my God — you look like the Fourth of July! Makes me want a hot dog real bad.”The line’s legacy lives on nearly two decades later, and Coolidge, 60, recently admitted that in its wake she was actually offered to do a hot dog ad — but it turned down. “It was a hot dog company that just did the meat hot dog, and I eat these amazing plant-based hot dogs,” the “White Lotus” star recently told People.

A furious father claims that a neighbour ate part of his family's KFC order - after it was delivered to the wrong property.

Uber Eats delivered his KFC order to the wrong house, only to then collect it and bring it to him half-eaten. Jason Buckton forked out £27 on the feast, but he was left three boneless pieces short when the delivery firm "messed up" his family's dinner.

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!An Uber Eats driver sexuality assaulted a 16-year-old girl after delivering a McDonald's takeaway.24-year-old Muhmmad Junaid barged into the victim's home after making the delivery and committed the assault.Yesterday (September 29) he was handed a three-year community order. He had initially entered the home demanding that the victim 'rate' him on the delivery app, before he snatched her phone and did so himself, reports Manchester Evening News.