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Nick Singh (left and right) alleges the company failed to deal properly with incidents including a BA pilot calling him ‘a dirty black P***’. He also claims that, despite being born in England, he was told to ‘**** off back to your own country’ by a white steward. The father of one, who is claiming racial discrimination at an employment tribunal, says he took his allegation that racism ‘is commonplace’ to senior managers including the chief executive, Alex Cruz.

Bathed in sunshine week near their new home close to Coventry, 32-year-old Niz, his wife Spougmai and their five children need no longer worry about ambushes. For the past five years the family have ‘lived in the shadows’ after Niz was branded an infidel spy and told by the Taliban that he would be hunted down and killed for working as a senior interpreter for the British military – and later for the Foreign Office – at the height of the war in Afghanistan. But last week Niz became the first translator to begin a new life in Britain under rules brought in by former defence secretary Gavin Williamson in a major victory for the Daily Mail and its awardwinning Betrayal of the Brave campaign.

A 23-year-old man was taken to hospital, where his condition has been described as life-threatening following a stabbing in Mile End, East London. Another man, believed to be in his 20s or 30s, suffered less serious injuries, but was also taken to hospital for treatment. Scotland Yard has launched an investigation while officers (pictured main) remain at the scene. Cordons (main and inset) are in place. No arrests have been made. Any witnesses or anyone with information should call police via 101 quoting CAD 5291/may26.

Emmanuel Desreux, 45, (pictured) sold 39 motorised inflatable boats to people trying to make the journey from France to the UK illegally. He was sentenced to a year and a half behind bars, with another 18 months suspended for abetting illegal migration between October 2018 and March 2019. More than 30 migrants (some pictured in Border Force dinghy after being caught off Kent coast on Friday, top right) have been returned to Europe so far this year after they were caught trying to enter the country by boat (Deal beach pictured bottom right). There has been a huge spike in Iraqi, Iranian and Afghan nationals travelling to the UK in recent months, prompting border officials on either side of the Channel to step up patrols.

The illegitimate son of an aristocrat celebrated inheriting his £50million Cornwall mansion by having a Chinese takeaway on the family silver. Jordan Rogers, 31, (left) got the 1,536-acre estate after a DNA test proved he was the son of late Lord Charles. He moved to the house in March with girlfriend Katie (left) and now receives a trust fund of about £100,000 a year. She was pregnant when the couple moved in but has now given birth to their son, Joshua. (Pictured top right) Jordan standing in the main dining room and (bottom right) a view of the estate. His father Charles (Pictured in his earlier years - inset) had a fling with his mother.

Katie Bentley's landlord Phil Withnall has been fighting to get her out of his property which she trashed in Hull. There were holes in the walls, smashed up windows, ripped up floorboards and rubbish in multiple rooms, prompting Mr Withnall to eventually get her kicked out through the High Court. Miss Bentley was evicted in March following a lengthy battle with her landlord and neighbours said they would throw a party if she ever left. Left: Neighbours finally got the chance to celebrate on Saturday. Top right: A horse in the garden of her house.

Sir William Worsley (inset) rejoices in the title of Britain's first 'Tree Champion'. Yet his job has suddenly become a great deal more serious. For if Britain is ever going to hit the carbon emissions targets set in the recent Climate Change Report, then ministers will need all the help they can get from the squire of Hovingham.

A North Yorkshire castle is holding its first traction engine rally in almost 40 years, celebrating the steam-powered locomotives. Classic cars are also on display at the three-day Castle Howard event. The dozens of engines on display were built to move loads over short distances and plough fields. However, traction engines fell out of use following the 1920s after other vehicles became more economical. (Pictured) A youngster has a go on a miniature traction engine (left) while others billow steam (Top right). A miniature traction engine being unloaded from a van (Middle right) and a man checking the oil levels on his traction engine (Bottom right).

Lewis Hamilton was joined by thousands of Formula One fans in paying tribute to Formula One legend Niki Lauda as he swept to victory at the Monaco Grand Prix. After crossing the line ahead of Red Bull's Max Verstappen and teammate Valtteri Bottas, the star took off his helmet and pointed at the Austrian's name on the back. Thousands of Formula One fans at the historic street circuit, including Princess Charlene of Monaco (bottom right) and Kris Jenner, paid tribute to the three-time world champion, who died last Monday. Before the race, drivers observed a minute's silence for the departed and much-loved star.

Robin Haynes Fisher, 44, (left) died in the so-called 'death zone', known for low levels of oxygen, on descent from the summit. His family said: 'We are deeply saddened by his loss as he still had so many more adventures and dreams to fulfil.' His death comes as record numbers of climbers are cramming on to the piste (right) and local guides have blamed the clogged up routes for the recent death toll.This is because the jam slows the pace and this sucks up the climbers' limited oxygen supply, a sherpa has claimed.

The Chancellor gave a warning to hardline Brexit Tory leadership candidates. He said Parliament had already voted against No Deal - an outcome he warned would have 'serious implication for our country'. He told Andrew Marr: 'A Prime Minister who ignores Parliament cannot expect to survive very long' adding that it would be a 'dangerous strategy'.

Noye (top right strolling around on day release) was moved to an open prison last year and in the latest in a series of blows to murdered Stephen Cameron's (bottom right) family, he will apparently retreat to a life of luxury in Spain, where he has stashed millions of pounds according to a police officer who helped put him behind bars. Former Det Supt Ian Brown believes Noye has £5million tucked away and still owns property in Spain with older reports suggesting that the property is a hilltop mansion with breath-taking views across the Atlantic to Morocco (main).

The notorious 'pizza club' made the final plunge of the knife when British MP Andrea Leadsom resigned as Commons Leader Wednesday evening. Until last week, they had largely pulled their punches, with the only resignation from a group member coming when Dominic Raab quit as Brexit Secretary. But on Wednesday the mood was different. As the group sipped cups of tea and coffee, Ms Leadsom made clear her anger over Mrs May’s disastrous speech the previous day in which she had raised the prospect of holding a second referendum – an idea which was anathema to Brexiteer Ms Leadsom. She told the group that the speech went further than what had been agreed in Cabinet and said she felt her position was untenable – although she stopped short of asking the others to follow her lead. Ms Truss was also ‘spitting’, said sources: ‘The PM has reached the end of the road.’

Chris Evans (right) and his boozy celebrity pals (left) were thrown out of a pub after a young barmaid claimed they made a 'highly offensive' comment. The group were downing pints at the Wheatsheaf, London, to celebrate Evans's radio breakfast show passing one million listeners for the first time since he left radio two. Celebrities in attendance for the afternoon drinking session include former Arsenal player Ray Parlour, Talksport presenters Mike Parr and Alan Brazil alongside Paul Breen-Turner. (Inset) Alan Brazil was seen holding a glass of wine as he walked around Waitrose in Canary Wharf. The bizarre clip was posted by Ray Parlour.

Crowds lined the sea walls of Portsmouth (pictured) to wave home the 65,000-tonne warship as it returned to the Hampshire city's naval base. It comes after Commodore Nick Cooke-Priest, who takes the rank of captain for being in charge of the carrier, was being reassigned. He is understood to have been onboard HMS Queen Elizabeth but then removed as it set sail from Rosyth, Scotland, earlier this week. He has been accused of using the navy's Ford Galaxy car for personal journeys in breach of the service's rules.

United Nations envoy Philip Alston (centre) might well have been happy to go home – to his spectacular £3.1 million beachside property in America (top left). Here, a world away from ‘poor, brutish’ Britain, the UN Special Rapporteur for Extreme Poverty and Human Rights lives in luxury in one of America’s most exclusive resorts. Pictured: Two living spaces and a bathroom in the four-bed Hamptons, Long Island home he shares with his wife Grainne de Burca.

The supposed ex-prisoner, who walked free in a grey tracksuit ensemble and clutching a clear bag of his possessions, grinned from ear to ear as his mates slapped him on the back and embraced him (left). High-fives were exchanged (bottom right) before the unknown man posed in front of a camera-phone outside Standford Hill Prison on the Isle of Sheppey in Kent before hopping into the backseat of the exclusive Rolls Royce (top right). To the backdrop of the jail Category D prison, they all laughed and took pictures with the former inmate under blue skies this afternoon.

Astonishing pictures show the moment a man in his 20s is found squeezed behind a car dashboard (left) trying to enter Spain's North African enclave, Melilla. Police said three vehicles were stopped in the space of three hours yesterday (Saturday). Another migrant was found wedged in an engine compartment (Inset) while a third was discovered under rear seats. Pictures also show a fourth migrant who was also found packed into a car's bodywork (Right). Border police said three men were arrested after the vehicles were stopped at Beni-Enzar, Morocco. All Moroccan nationals, the trio aged 19, 30 and 31 were held on suspicion of people smuggling.

Two teenagers have been charged with murder after an out-of-control house party left an 18-year-old boy dead on the street.  Alex Ioane was attending a 16th birthday party in Ingleburn, about 40 kilometres south-west of the Sydney CBD, when a fight broke out about 9.40pm on Friday.  The brawl spilled out on to Chester Road, and a group of men arrived in vehicles, wielding weapons including a baseball bat, golf club and wooden and metal poles.  

The quake, at a moderate depth of 68 miles struck at 2.41am, 50 miles southeast of the village of Lagunas and 98 miles northeast of the larger town of Yurimaguas. There were no immediate reports of casualties, although some buildings collapsed and power cuts were reported in a number of cities. Earthquakes that are close to the surface generally cause more destruction. In a tweet, President Martín Vizcarra called for calm and said that authorities were checking the affected areas. Left: A road in Cajamarca, Peru was completely destroyed. The roof of a building in Yurimaguas after it fell into the street.