Passengers trapped in tube station after workers lock up for the night

A GROUP of passengers found themselves trapped inside a tube station after striking workers locked the door.

The commuters were stranded at South Ruisli in the early hours of this morning when they got off the last Metropolitan Line train to High Wycombe.
When they tried to exit the station just after midnight the unlucky travellers realised they were stuck.
They were left waiting for almost an hour until a worker finally arrived to free them…but not before some plucky passengers attempted a daring escape over a barbed wire fence.
Passenger Beren Reid, 22, said: "The tunnel that goes under the mainline tracks and onto the station concourse had been shut off and padlocked at the point where it joins the underground passageway. "
From there we could see that the exits at the front of the building had also been shut off, and we tried calling out and rattling the gate to get the attention of tube staff but nobody came."
He rang British Transport Police, who told them that an officer would be sent to the rescue, but could take up to 90 minutes.

Man with hairy tail worshipped as Hindu monkey god

‘Monkey god’ Chandre Oraon has a hairy tail and can also climb trees (Picture: Barcoft)

A villager who is an expert tree climber and has a hairy ‘tail’ is now being worshipped by locals as a monkey god.
Chandre Oraon has a section of hair on the small of his back that he has allowed to grow out, which now looks like a tail.
But rather than shock locals, the strange hair style and his skill at climbing has led to them to hail the 35-year-old as a human form of Hindu god Hanuman.

Aunt ‘faked pregnancy’ before kidnapping newborn nephew and deserting him at petrol station

Kristen Rose Smith of Denver has been charged with kidnapping her half-sister’s newborn son from the parents’ home (Picture: AP/Tipton Iowa Sheriff)

A five-day-old baby boy who was snatched from his cot has been found alive and well in a tote bag at a petrol station, as his aunt is arrested on kidnapping charges.
Little Kayden Powell was taken from the room that he shared with his parents Brianna Marshall, 18, and Bruce Powell, 23, in Beloit, Wisconsin in the early hours of Thursday morning.

British spies 'dirty tricks' including 'honey traps and deleting online profiles' to intimidate and trap enemies in leaked Snowden documents

Revelations from documents taken from NSA by leaker Edward Snowden

Outline techniquess used by Joint Threat Research and Intelligence Group

Spy unit whose goal is to 'destroy, deny, degrade [and] disrupt' enemies

British spies employed 'dirty tricks' including 'honey traps' in a bid to trap nations, hackers, terror groups, suspected criminals and arms dealers, according to leaked documents.
The bombshell revelations have been made public through the release of documents taken from the National Security Agency by whistleblower Edward Snowden.
The Powerpoint slides outline techniques used by the Joint Threat Research and Intelligence Group (JTRIG), a British spy unit whose goal is to 'destroy, deny, degrade [and] disrupt' enemies.

British spies employed 'dirty tricks' including honey traps' in a bid to trap nations, hackers, terror groups, suspected criminals and arms dealers

The slides from 2010 and 2012, published by NBC News showed that the JTRIG completed their mission by 'discrediting' adversaries through misinformation and hacking their communications.

Emenike set to return from injury

Nigeria international striker, Emmanuel Emenike has returned to training following the injury he picked up last week.
The big striker was injured during Fenerbahce’s Turkish Super Lig game against Konyaspor on January 27.
The 26-year-old was forced to leave the pitch at the Sukru Saracoglu Stadyumu in the 80th minute of the

NAFDAC laments consumption of tramadol, others

 

The National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC) has expressed concern over the high rate of consumption and sale of tramadol capsule and sex enhancement drugs among youths in Katsina State.

Speaking to newsmen in Katsina, coordinator of the agency in the state, Suleiman Muyiddeen, blamed the