saturday night live performer showcase 2017

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Vegan activists caused a third day of misery for drivers and businesses by supergluing themselves to the top of EMPTY lorries outside a Muller dairy.Around 40 Animal Rebellion eco-warriors clambered on top of HGVs as part of a blockade of the milk factory’s depot in Droitwich, Worcs.Campaigners leapt onto the lorries and slashed their tyres at around 4am causing chaos for motorists trying to access the large industrial estate.Animal Rebellion is carrying our blockades of four dairies across the UK as part of its campaign for a plant-based food system.The group began their protest in Droitwich at 5am on Sunday (4/9) morning which has seen 32 people arrested so far on suspicion of aggravated trespassing.The majority of those arrested remain in police custody while seven have been released on bail.Assistant Chief Constable of West Mercia Police Richard Cooper said: “We respect the right to peaceful protest but we will take proportionate action when the law is broken.“Those who commit crimes while protesting will be dealt with fairly but robustly by West Mercia Police.”The protest has caused chaos for more than 40 businesses which operate out of the industrial park on Pointon Way.Workers say the majority of the lorries which were occupied were empty of any food products.Lorry driver Manny Singh said: 'I’ve been here since 7am, it’s just awful.”Tom Price, who works for AKW Medicare near the Muller plant, said: “It’s not going to change the world, I've had to come to work, I was late, I was late to earn money.”Some of the protesters superglued themselves to the top of an Amazon Prime delivery truck.

It might be Wednesday, it might be Friday, but he definitely comes once a week at least.

To us, he’s part of our family and all the customers and staff just love seeing him.“He comes consistently every week. “He likes the warm feeling and feels welcomed. “As soon as he sits down, every staff member knows what he would like to eat and drink, and how he would like his food cooked.“He says he comes here because the price is reasonable, the service is friendly, and he knows we serve quality food. I always leave by 11 o’clock and then I go and visit the library.”Poppins is managed by Irfan Yildiz, who took over the cafe four years ago.He said: “Don always orders our budget breakfast which is very popular with pensioners.“When Don comes in, he doesn’t even need to tell us what he wants to eat or drink. It’s just so friendly.I have the Favourite Five breakfast, with tinned plum tomatoes and a soft egg.“I order a cup of tea – not too strong, not too weak – with two sugars and a tap water.“I am very regimented in my ways.

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A pensioner could be Britain’s most loyal customer after tucking into a full English breakfast at the same café for 30 YEARS.Don Gilbert, 82, has been a regular at Poppins Café Restaurant in Worcester since he first discovered it in the early 1990s.The historian and author started popping into the café on his way to the library every Wednesday.He is now a regular fixture and has barely missed going into his favourite eaterie for more than three decades.Don always sits down for his breakfast at 10.30 am and orders the same meal, a ‘Favourite Five’ fried breakfast washed down with a cup of tea.The £4.49 brekkie consists of bacon, sausage, fried egg, and toast with beans or tomatoes.Don, from Kidderminster, Worcs., said: “I just love it here and it’s part of my weekly routine.“I always get here around 10.30 am and order the same thing which is always £4.49.“It’s a lovely place and there are people here to talk to.

Saturday night live performer showcase 2017