Nazi-saluting passenger who tried to grab Easyjet pilot by throat fails to avoid jail

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4 Sep, 2018 Nazi-saluting passenger who tried to grab Easyjet pilot by throat fails to avoid jail A Nazi saluting bully who was shouting and swearing at cabin crew and tried to grab an airline pilot by the throat was jailed for three months on Monday. Latest News A second Brexit referendum would provide a clearer picture of the public's considered attitude to the EU and help to heal divisions Writing in this week's Sunday Telegraph, Theresa May described a second EU referendum as 'a gross betrayal of our democracy'. Convicted murderer absconds from Maghaberry A convicted murderer is being sought by police after failing to return to Maghaberry prison. Man whose careless driving caused girlfriend's death passed test weeks before A motorist whose careless driving caused the death of his girlfriend in a south Belfast car crash has been given 160 hours community service. There is more chance of me re-growing my hair than of the DUP and Sinn Fein stepping up to the plate The political 'silly season' may have ended everywhere else, but here in Northern Ireland things are as routinely bonkers as ever. Sport Update Gareth McAuley: kerbs on street where I was born were red, white and blue – it's an honour to sign for Rangers Northern Ireland defender Gareth McAuley has delivered his verdict on his move to Rangers Gareth McAuley signs for Rangers: Northern Ireland, Rangers and West Brom fans react Northern Ireland and Rangers fans have been reacting to the news that Gareth McAuley has today put pen to paper on a one-year deal with Steven Gerrard's men. Rangers boss Steven Gerrard confirms interest in NI defender Gareth McAuley Manager Steven Gerrard confirmed yesterday he was interested in bringing Northern Ireland international Gareth McAuley to Rangers. And finally... BBC drama Mother's Day tells IRA Warrington Bomb tragedy On Saturday, March 20, 1993, the day before Mother's Day, an IRA bomb exploded without warning in a rubbish bin in Warrington's Bridge Street shopping area. See all the day's news here

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