A mother, Bethany Bryson, was shocked to find over 100 maggots in a tin of John West tuna she purchased at Asda for her one-year-old son. After discovering the infestation while preparing a lunch for her child, she contacted the store, which removed the affected products and offered her a £20 voucher, while John West later provided a £10 voucher. Both companies acknowledged the incident, attributing it to possible damage during transit, and committed to ensuring better handling of their products to prevent future occurrences.
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Man gets his street evacuated after pulling pin on WWII grenade from antique market
An entire residential road in Bixton Close, Northwick, Worcester, was evacuated by a bomb squad after a man accidentally pulled the pin on a World War Two RG-42 grenade he bought for £30 at an antiques market over a year ago. Upon pulling the pin, the grenade emitted a noise, prompting him to evacuate the property and alert neighbors before calling the police, who established a 100m cordon. The bomb squad x-rayed the device, confirming...
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