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In August 2007 Drew Buck from England rode the 1200km Paris Brest Paris on a 1920s bicycle which had a low gear engaged by pedalling backwards. He was dressed in the garb of a Breton Onion Seller of the period. Such Onion Sellers were known as Johnnies from the common Breton name 'Jean', they ranged all across Britain for over 70 years selling their onions from door to door. Drew's ride was an affectionate tribute to their tenacity and earned him a special prize from the organisers and the admiration of those who saw him. There is a short film bbc.co.uk/nationonfilm/bb/00236_4x3_bb.ram on Onion Johnnies in England in the 1960s. and a Wiki article en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Onion_Johnny

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In August 2007 Drew Buck from England rode the 1200km Paris Brest Paris on a 1920s bicycle which had a low gear engaged by pedalling backwards. He was dressed in the garb of a Breton Onion Seller of the period. Such Onion Sellers were known as Johnnies from the common Breton name 'Jean', they ranged all across Britain for over 70 years selling their onions from door to door. Drew's ride was an affectionate tribute to their tenacity and earned him a special prize from the organisers and the admiration of those who saw him. There is a short film bbc.co.uk/nationonfilm/bb/00236_4x3_bb.ram on Onion Johnnies in England in the 1960s. and a Wiki article en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Onion_Johnny

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In August 2007 Drew Buck from England rode the 1200km Paris Brest Paris on a 1920s bicycle which had a low gear engaged by pedalling backwards. He was dressed in the garb of a Breton Onion Seller of the period. Such Onion Sellers were known as Johnnies from the common Breton name 'Jean', they ranged all across Britain for over 70 years selling their onions from door to door. Drew's ride was an affectionate tribute to their tenacity and earned him a special prize from the organisers and the admiration of those who saw him. There is a short film bbc.co.uk/nationonfilm/bb/00236_4x3_bb.ram on Onion Johnnies in England in the 1960s. and a Wiki article en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Onion_Johnny

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In August 2007 Drew Buck from England rode the 1200km Paris Brest Paris on a 1920s bicycle which had a low gear engaged by pedalling backwards. He was dressed in the garb of a Breton Onion Seller of the period. Such Onion Sellers were known as Johnnies from the common Breton name 'Jean', they ranged all across Britain for over 70 years selling their onions from door to door. Drew's ride was an affectionate tribute to their tenacity and earned him a special prize from the organisers and the admiration of those who saw him. There is a short film bbc.co.uk/nationonfilm/bb/00236_4x3_bb.ram on Onion Johnnies in England in the 1960s. and a Wiki article en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Onion_Johnny

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American Airlines' CEO called Wednesday's attack on a female flight attendant 'one of the worst' in the airline's history after a male passenger assaulted her

The incident occurred on a flight from New York City JFK to Orange County, California, causing the Airbus plane to be diverted to Denver

The flight attendant allegedly bumped into the passenger, who has yet to be named, before apologizing

However, the passenger then pursued her down the aisle and punched her twice in face - leaving her with broken bones on her face and nose

A picture appears to show the man being duct-taped to a seat by crew members

The flight was met at the gate by law enforcement who arrested the man, who has not been named

The flight attendant was transported to a local hospital, while American Airlines said has banned the man and will prosecute 'to the full extent of the law'

Were you on the flight? Contact newsUS@dailymail.com

A female American Airlines flight attendant was punched twice in the face and suffered multiple broken bones after being attacked by a male first class passenger she bumped into.

The unnamed attendant in the galley of an Airbus jet traveling from New York JFK Airport to John Wayne Airport in Orange County, California, when the attack happened, forcing the flight to divert to Denver International Airport.

She apologized to the passenger after knocking into him, but he followed her down the aisle and struck moments later, refuting earlier claims that the fight had erupted over a face mask.

A man believed to be the attacker was filmed duct-taped on a seat after, although he hasn't been named, with charges against him now pending. His alleged victim is being treated in hospital, with American banning her attacker from flying with them again, and pushing for the harshest charges possible.

Afterwards, the head of American Airlines, Doug Parker, called Wednesday's incident 'one of the worst displays of unruly behavior we've ever witnessed,' in an Instagram post and video posted on Thursday.

'Last night, American Airlines had one of the worst displays we've seen, when a passenger violently assaulted one of our flight attendants. Thankfully, our flight attendant is recovering and we are making sure she and her fellow crew members have the support they need.'

'The passenger, however, will never be allowed to fly American again and we are doing everything we can to ensure they are prosecuted to the fullest extent possible. But at the end of the day, while these interactions are not the norm, even one is too many, and they must stop.'

The flight attendant was attacked after she bumped into the passenger while walking up the aisle of the jet. She apologized, only for the man to get up and assault her in the plane's gallery.

He is then said to have returned to his seat as if nothing had happened. Video shared online showed passengers booing as cops boarded the jet when it landed at Denver Airport.

Mackenzie Rose, a passenger on the flight, said she saw the flight attendant walk by after the incident 'with blood on her mask', and speculated that the attacker might have been drunk or high.

Meanwhile, a photo posted on Twitter appeared to show crew members and passengers duct-taping the man to his seat.

The flight took off from JFK Airport just before 5 pm ET and landed in Colorado at 6:43 pm Denver time according to flight tracking website Flightview.

Police met the plane at the gate and immediately apprehended the individual, who was snapped sitting in the airport in handcuffs by Rose.

Denver Airport Police confirmed the subject was taken into custody and said the FBI is investigating the incident.

Paul Hartshorn Jr. of the Association of Professional Flight Attendants confirmed that the flight attendant has since been released from a Denver hospital and is on her way back home, according to KTLA.

'After a flight attendant who was working in a different cabin bumped this passenger, we're told, she then walked into one of the flight galleys and this passenger approached her and punched her in the face at least twice. That's what we know right now and she sustained broken bones in her nose and her face,' Hartshorn said.

The assault was initially believed to have occurred after the male passenger was asked to put on a mask by a flight attendant, but the exact cause of the attack was clarified by airline officials Thursday.

The female flight attendant had inadvertently bumped into the male passenger before apologizing, causing the man to swing a pair of punches at her, according to witnesses, hitting her in the face.

'I understand that he actually punched her twice. I saw her walk back down the aisle afterwards and she had blood splattered on the outside of her mask.

'In terms of men hitting women, it's absolutely absurd and ridiculous.'

Were you on the flight?

Contact: newsUS@dailymail.com

Rose went on to say that she had 'an impression that there might be a substance or alcohol involved' in the incident.

An image snapped by a passenger and circulated on Twitter appeared to show crew members and other passengers rallying to secure the man to an airplane seat using duct tape following the assault.

The flight eventually left Denver for Orange County about 9:30 pm Denver time following the incident, according to American Airlines.

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) announced earlier this year that it would begin to enforce a zero-tolerance policy for unruly passengers after a rise in reports of aggressive behavior on flights.

The agency said in August it had issued more than $1 million in fines to unruly passengers in 2021, and revealed there have already been 4,941 unruly passenger reports this year alone.

Assaulting a flight attendant is a felony and could land an offender years in prison.

The airline confirmed it intends to prosecute the individual, who it says was apprehended by law enforcement at the gate following the safe landing at Denver International Airport.

'We are outraged by the reports of what took place on board. Acts of violence against our team members are not tolerated by American Airlines,' it said in a statement.

'We have engaged local law enforcement and the FBI and we are working with them to ensure they have all the information they need. The individual involved in this incident will never be allowed to travel with American Airlines in the future, but we will not be satisfied until he has been prosecuted to the full extent of the law.'

The flight attendant who suffered the assault was transported to a local hospital following the landing according to the airline, which said it could not comment any further on her condition for privacy reasons.

There are conflicting reports from passengers about whether her nose was broken by the punches, with no confirmation of her condition from the airline or airport authorities.

'We thank our crew for their quick action and professionalism to ensure the safety of their fellow team members and customers on board,' the airline said.

'Our thoughts are with our injured flight attendant and ensuring that she and her fellow crew members have the support they need at this time.'

Were you on the flight? Contact newsUS@dailymail.com

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Shoppers have been sharing photographs of bizarre ways supermarkets are disguising their empty shelves.

One viral tweet, captioned 'Tesco have the fake asparagus out this morning' showed a photograph inside a store, with rows of empty vegetable crates topped with asparagus-printed cardboard.

From afar, it would appear that the store had a full supply of the vegetable, but on approach, you'd be disappointed.
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One Dorset woman replied to the viral tweet, sharing a snap from the Sainsbury's store in Sherborne, stating that the supermarket was not 'even trying to make it look genuine'.

The photograph, shared by Sharon Dale, showed empty pasta shelves at the Ludbourne Road shop, with some of them filled with a cardboard insert.

One person replied: "Is dried pasta out of season too?"

Speaking to DorsetLive, Sharon said she felt it drew attention to the lack of stock.

She said: "I have been reading a lot of comments about empty shelves and the cause (or lack of).

"I thought it was a strange choice. I am already in Sainsbury's so don't need branded reminders. It draws attention to the lack of stock if anything."

It comes as a lack of lorry drivers and Brexit-related complications have caused queues at petrol stations and empty shelves in parts of the UK, while Felixstowe and other big ports around the world have suffered backlogs.

As a result of the supply problems, the Department for Transport (DfT) announced plans to lift the limit on the number of deliveries foreign lorry drivers can make in the UK for up to six months.

Currently, hauliers from the EU can only make up to two trips to drop off or pick up goods between locations in the UK within one week.

Under the DfT proposal, there would be no restriction on the number of those journeys foreign lorry drivers can make over a two-week period before they return to their country of origin.

Mr Shapps told Times Radio: "Christmas will go ahead. We'll be able to see our friends and families. There will be food, there will be gifts.

"I do know that the entire world has a squeeze on its supply chain. That's because we're all coming out of this very long period of coronavirus, and the UK economy, perhaps particularly because we've got an expanding economy, the fastest-growing in the G7, means that there are particular stresses and strains.

"But we're taking a whole range of measures, including one that I'm announcing today about the way that lorry drivers from abroad pick up and drop things off, the so-called cabotage rules.

"And, under our changes, that will mean that they can, in an unlimited way by Christmas, pick up and drop off goods within this country within a 14-day period."
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Shoppers have been sharing photographs of bizarre ways supermarkets are disguising their empty shelves. One viral tweet, captioned 'Tesco have the fake asparagus out this morning' showed a photograph inside a store, with rows of empty vegetable crates topped with asparagus-printed cardboard.

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Supermarkets fill their empty shelves with CARDBOARD CUTOUTS of fruit and veg to cover up the bare spaces in supply crisis

Shoppers poked fun at stores using cardboard cutouts in place of real food

Supermarkets such as Tesco, Sainsbury's and Boots have used the ploy

Cardboard asparagus was seen in London and fake carrots spotted in Fakenham

Supermarkets using cardboard cutouts of fruit and vegetables to mask food shortages were ridiculed online by social media users today.

Customers at stores including Tesco, Sainsbury's and Boots poked fun at the shops with photos of fake food in the place of empty shelves.

Issues in supply chains have hit many retailers, from toy shops and petrol stations to food shops.

One Twitter user wrote: 'Mmmm, delicious photos of asparagus,' while another commented on an enlarged picture of the vegetable piled up, 'I love that asparagus grows to this size in the UK. It's our climate, I'm sure.'

Tesco used photos of asparagus, oranges, carrots and grapes printed on cardboard panels instead of offering its customers the real thing.

Meanwhile, Boots at Croydon Whitgift Centre used empty triangular cardboard boxes to bolster their sandwich shelves.

Shoppers saw cardboard asparagus in London, pictures of oranges and grapes in Milton Keynes, fake carrots in Fakenham, and 2D bottles of washing liquid bottles in Cambridge.

Sainsbury's also employed outline drawings of packaging to fill its empty shelves.

Low wages and shortages of workers in part owing to Brexit and Covid has left Britain with a shortage of HGV drivers as well as fruit pickers on farms and food processing staff at factories.

Although some experts hope in the long-term this will drive up wages for British workers, the short term consequence of the shortages included bare aisles at supermarkets.

Yet Food and Drink Federation chief Ian Wright said supply chain issues will continue to cause issues in Britain.

He said: 'It's going to get worse, and it's not going to get better after getting worse any time soon.'

Speaking to listeners at an event organised by the Institute for Government, he added: 'The result of the labour shortages is that the just-in-time system that has sustained supermarkets, convenience stores and restaurants - so the food has arrived on a shelf or in the kitchen, just when you need it - is no longer working.

'And I don't think it will work again, I think we will see we are now in for permanent shortages.'

The farm-to-fork supply chain is missing around half a million of the four million people that usually work in the sector.

Mr Wright said staff shortage did not mean the UK would run out of food but said higher-margin products would be prioritised by retailers.

'That's a first-world problem. Nobody's going to be completely bereft if they can't get bottled water,' he said.

'But what is changing now is that the UK shopper and consumer could have previously have expected just about every product they want to be on a shelf or in the restaurant all the time. That's over, and I don't think it's coming back.'

A Tesco spokesman told MailOnline: 'For the images that contain fresh food, we have these available for selected large stores to use when there is additional space.

'These have been in use for many months now and are not connected to the recent supply chain challenges. Overall availability remains strong.'

A Sainsbury's spokeswoman said: 'Our colleagues and suppliers are working hard to make sure customers can find everything they need when they shop with us.

'Availability in some product categories may vary but alternatives are available and stores continue to receive deliveries daily.'

Boots have been contacted for comment.

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Shoppers poked fun at stores using cardboard cutouts in place of real food Supermarkets such as Tesco, Sainsbury's and Boots have used the ploy Cardboard asparagus was seen in London and fake carrots spotted in Fakenham Supermarkets using cardboard cutouts of fruit and vegetables to mask food shortages were ridiculed online by social media users today.

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