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An airport employee has punched a man who was carrying his child during an argument over delays on an easyJet flight, according to eyewitnesses.
The picture, which was posted on twitter yesterday, appears to show a special assistance worker swinging at the passenger at Nice Airport after a flight to London Luton was delayed for 13 hours. 
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Andreas Christopheros is one of these people. He was the innocent victim to a violent crime that was performed in a case of mistaken identity, and the repercussions from the incident cannot be reversed. In December 2014, Andreas was attacked in his own home by a stranger, who threw sulphuric acid all over the young father from Truro, UK. The attack nearly killed Andreas who was left no eyelids, a near fatal infection and facial scarring that he will have for the rest of his life. Bravely speaking out about the ordeal, Andreas said: “I opened my front door and instantly received a beaker of sulphuric acid to the face. My son could’ve been stood next to me, by my feet, and that would’ve killed him. It almost killed me.” 
Horribly for Andreas, the attack was a case of mistaken identity. David Phillips, who was the violent criminal who attack him, was searching for a man who he believed had sexually assaulted his partner; this man wasn’t Andreas. After the attack had happened, Andreas was put on “death watch” due to the severity of the injuries that he had sustained. Doctors initially feared that he could die in the weeks that followed and there was a high risk of a life threatening infection getting into the open wounds that occupied his face. Speaking about the months in hospital, Andreas describes how he was terrified that his son would be scared of him. I couldn’t talk. I had a lot of tubes coming out of me. You lie in a hospital bed thinking, will my son recognise me? Will he be scared of me? When he looked at me and just grabbed my wife, my heart sank. 
Andreas also spoke about the severity of his injuries, saying: “My whole face has been rebuilt with various bits of my body. All my forehead has been skin grafted. All my cheeks. There has been so much contraction that I’m on my third set of eyelids now. Not having eyelids is a pretty horrible form of torture. You can’t close your eyes. You can’t get away from the lights. it’s a horrific place to be in.” He added that the injuries have affected everything that he does, even the little things such as going to the toilet or making a cup of tea. “It’s affected every aspect of my life. From the moment I wake up in the morning, I have to start dealing with the challenges I face daily. It generally takes me half an hour to get out of bed and gain sight enough to, you know, make a cup of tea. You are reliant on everybody else to do everything for you – even to take you to the toilet. You wouldn’t be human, you’d have to be pretty emotionless to go what I go through without having bad days.” 
The attacker will be out of jail in 5 years time and Andreas doesn’t feel like he has served a fair sentence for his crimes. “I’ll be wearing my scars all my life. I’ll be blind in my left eye all my life. I’ll still be classed as visually impaired in my right. There’s no miracle cure for me. There’s nothing to give me back what I lost. And yet my attacker’s going to be out on the streets in five years? It just seems ludicrous.” The bravery of Andreas should be applauded. To speak out about the affects that this attack has had on him, takes a lot of courage. Sadly, acid attacks are becoming a more regular occurrence in the UK, so this may not be the last story we hear.
In their endless quest to attain a tattoo that’s utterly unique, enthusiasts have gone to more and more extreme lengths to modify themselves. Some people cover their entire skin in tattoos, in a process that’s halfway between a ritual and an addiction. Others employ facial tattoos and creepy markings in order to give themselves a frightening, intimidating appearance. There are some people who see tattoos as a way of telling a visual joke, and use their body as a means of delivering a punchline of sorts. Is it worth it? Probably not. But is it often hilarious? Absolutely. This week however we’ve managed to learn about what might just be the weirdest, and funniest tattoo ever devised. A truck driver from the North of England has posted images of his new self-devised tattoo on social media, and it really deserved to be looked at twice. You’ll either laugh out loud or do a double-take when you see this dude shirtless. 
Cumbrian truckerKenny Ollerenshaw decided to go big or go home with his weird chest tattoo, which makes it look like his head is gigantic and attached to a tiny shrunken half-naked body which is seemingly driving a go-kart … wow.Let’s all pause and take a moment out of your lives to appreciate what I had to write just now. The 36-year-old father-of-one, who hails from Silloth, says that he loves his “interactive” tattoo because it moves along with him. The body art took four hours to finish, and apparently Kenny’s young son loves it. “He thought it was cool but I wasn’t expecting it to go viral, it’s all gone a bit mad and my son has told my mum that I’m famous,” he stated. “I keep looking at it in the mirror and thinking it’s just crazy. You should see what happens when I tense my pecs. My family are all on board with it. The way I look at it is if people don’t like it then they don’t have to wear it.” 
TattooistRichard Batey, the man responsible for the tattoo, stated, “It’s the first of its kind in the world. I have a good mechanical understanding from working in the car industry. When Kenny came in he was up for having this done as a chest piece. The result is just the start. There’s a long way to go.” Batey added, “It has 1.1 million views and 2million likes on Facebook – and it isn’t even finished yet. It’s what I’d call an interactive tattoo and it’s more of a shocker than anything else. It’s got the ability to make an entire room of people smile and laugh and get them talking.” He’s got a point there, but all I’m saying is that I wouldn’t have it done to me. Would you?
It is hard not to feel a twinge of guilt as one scrolls through this photo series and recalls times when we have needlessly complained about things that hold no real significance. When these living conditions are a reality for many, it seems churlish to complain about inconsequential details that are often forgotten a moment after the grievance is first aired.
The television and social media personality is now facing a lawsuit over the artwork used to promote the new show. The plaintiff, British artist Sara Pope, is claiming that one of the imagesused in the show’s trailer and across social media is a near exact copy of a work she did in 2015 titled “Temptation Neon”. The case has been filed as copyright infringement, and Pope is suing both Kylie and E!, along with parent company NBC Universal. The allegedly copied image is a neon logo “lip bite”, sporting a similar style to the lip logo that can be found on Kylie’s cosmetic brand. In theU.S. District Court in Los Angeles, Pope’s lawyers claimed that the images were used without the artist’s permission, and gave her no credit. While the conclusion of the lawsuit is obviously far away, it is hard to deny that the images do look nearly identical. Pope’s original artwork shows a pair of biting red lips, surrounded by a white neon glow, with a dripping design coming from the bottom.In court documents, Pope’s legal team notes that her original work is one of the first images that comes up when you Google “neon lips”, which means it would have been quite easy to find (and allegedly copy). 
Similarly, the Life of Kylie design shows a pair of biting lips, surrounded by a white neon glow and dripping design, with the only difference being that the color is a hot pink instead of red. 
The lawsuit file describes how they believe the copycatting came to be: “The finished artwork conveys glamour, intimacy, and sexual power – themes similar to defendant Kylie Jenner, who is building her brand around those themes. Defendants sought to build a brand through artwork that captures glamour, intimacy, and power. By their zeal, they found ‘Temptation Neon,’ and they copied it for their own profit – without consent, credit or compensation.” Sources close to the show production told 
Both accusations have since been dropped, as Kylie pulled the t-shirt line from production and apologized to Haggerty by sharing an Instagram of one of her works. We’ll see if Kylie is able to work her way out of this one as swiftly.
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