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front door.</p><p>Jon Cawdron, 42, said he would not have got a refund if he
hadn’t captured the incident on CCTV and warned more people to be wary of the
nasty trick.</p><p>In the video, the driver - identified as a man called
“Gheorghe” - approaches the front door of Jon’s guest house, The Sands Hotel, on
Blackpool promenade, Lancs.</p><p>He then takes a picture of the package by the
property to confirm that it’s been delivered, but just seconds later, he calmly
scoops it up and takes it back to his car.</p><p>Jon said when his food didn’t
materialise, he contacted Uber Eats to demand a refund, but they told him that
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produced CCTV evidence of the driver taking the food away that Uber Eats agreed
to reimburse him with £39.44 for his family dinner.</p><p>Jon, who also works as
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were falling foul to the trick up and down the country.</p><p>He said:
“Obviously, if I hadn’t got the CCTV footage, then I would be stuck, and I
wouldn’t have got my money back or anything.</p><p>“But what about the other
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happening to.”</p><p>Jon said the alleged theft took place on Sunday evening, at
around 6:20 pm, after he’d ordered the food from Lucky House Chinese Restaurant,
in Blackpool.</p><p>He said: “Basically, I ordered from Uber Eats, and I was sat
waiting. It seemed to be taking a while, so I phoned up the takeaway to find out
what happened.</p><p>“They turned round and said it got delivered a while ago,
and when I looked on the Uber Eats app, it showed a photo of it being
delivered.”</p><p>Jon said the restaurant owners told him to contact Uber Eats
to let them know he hadn't recieved his food.</p><p>But the company later
informed him that the image of the takeaway next to his door was proof that it
had been delivered, and said he therefore could not claim a refund.<br><br>He
explained: “Uber said I definitely received it because there is a photo showing
that I received it, and I wouldn’t be given a refund.”<br><br>Jon then decided
to look through his CCTV, believing that a guest at the hotel may have taken the
food parcel.<br><br>But he was shocked to see that the delivery driver was in
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Muslim, a new study reveals two in five (39%) of non-Muslim Brits will join
Muslim friends, colleagues and neighbours in celebrating the special festival
this year.</p><p>The number of non-Muslims marking the ceremony has risen by
three per cent compared to last year, as Brits become more supportive and
understanding of the annual Islamic event.</p><p>Joint celebrations include
sharing food, giving gifts and putting up Eid decorations.</p><p>A record 16 per
cent will take Eid gifts such as sweets and cakes to Muslim friends while 20 per
cent will give special Eid cards.</p><p>The Eid festival marks the end of the
Muslim holy month of Ramadan, where Muslims fast during daylight hours to show
their devotion to God.</p><p>The study from family experts Channel Mum also
revealed a quarter (26%) of non-Muslim families with close Muslim friends fasted
for a day during the special festival this year, in support of their Muslim
friends and neighbours.</p><p>The UK’s top UK Muslim family influencer Nabiila
Bee, who has a million followers on social media, said: “Hearing so many
non-Muslims are supporting Ramadan warms my heart. </p><p>''Eid is the
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sprouts, olives and spam.<br></p><p>Jessie Atkins-Bromley is seen gagging as she
eats things she detests - like chilli crisps, apples with mayonnaise and a
Bounty Bar.</p><p>Her little brother Charlie Bromley was diagnosed with Tethered
Cord last year - which led to extreme constipation and caused him a lot of
pain.</p><p>After Charlie's major surgery in February, Jessie, from Wallingford,
Oxfordshire, wanted to do a challenge to raise money for the hospital that
helped her brother.</p><p>The notoriously fussy eater completed a food challenge
where she encouraged people to dare her to eat foods she hates - including
olives, chilli crisps, apples with mayonnaise - and SPAM.</p><p>But she didn't
turn her nose up at a single challenge - and ended up more than TRIPLING her
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Pot Noodle super fan eats 13 YEAR OLD snack pot
<p>Meet the Pot Noodle superfan who has munched through more than 4,000 of the
snacks in his lifetime - and even eats some which are 14 YEARS out of
date.</p><p>Dad-of-three Dean Pugh, 53, has dined out on the popular snack every
day for nearly a decade.</p><p>He's spent more than £3,000 on memorabilia
dedicated to his favourite meal including three vending machines and a Chicken
Korma pot signed by 90s model Caprice.</p><p>Plasterer Dean loves the classic
Chicken and Mushroom flavour, but also has a soft spot for the Bombay Bad
Boy.</p><p>He scours the web for unopened pots of discontinued flavours, like
Mac and Cheese and Brazilian BBQ Steak, and has over 50 different varieties in
his kitchen cupboard.</p><p>The fanatic recently bought a new vending machine
from eBay for £500 which plays tunes while it cooks his noodles.</p><p>He was
delighted to see it still contained 14-year out-of-date Beef and Tomato snacks
which he happily tucked into to raise money for charity.</p><p>Dean, from
Pershore, Worcestershire, said: “They tasted awful. I could only imagine licking
the bottom of my granny’s knicker drawer. </p><p>“There is no real way to
describe the taste - you’d have to try one yourself! </p><p>“My friend said 'try
the juice’ as a joke, and next thing you know we were nearly throwing up
everywhere. </p><p>“We’re probably ill now – we’ve probably started the noodle
virus!"</p><p>Dean said he started eating Pot Noodles - and Pot Rice - about 30
years ago, when he first started working, and would have one or two a
week.</p><p>He really got seriously hooked when he started taking them out on
his regular metal detecting tips, and his pals started calling him 'Mr Noodle'
or 'Noodle King'.</p><p>The name stuck - and he began eating them every day
about nine years ago.</p><p>He said: “Everyone likes a Pot Noodle on the field.
</p><p>“It only needs a bit of hot water - it’s better than a cold sandwich!
</p><p>“The next thing you know the guys all seem to get a kick out of it, and I
become the Noodle King, and they all started bringing me Pot Noodles.”
</p><p>Dean goes out with his Anglo Celtic Metal Detecting group twice a week,
but he also takes them to have for lunch when working at his covings and
cornices business. </p><p>He uses the washed out left over pots to pour plaster
at work and limits himself to eating one Pot Noodle a day as to not “overdo
things”.</p><p>Dean said: “I like Pot Noodles because they are a quick, easy,
tasty snack. </p><p>“I look at the shelves at work and think ‘do I really eat
that many?’"</p><p>Over the years, he estimates he has spent about £3,000 on
over a hundred Pot Noodle-themed towels, T Shirts, cardboard signs and a Chicken
Korma pot allegedly signed by 90s model Caprice Bourret. </p><p>He scours the
web for unopened pots of discontinued flavours. </p><p>“They’re all unopened -
I’ve found out what it tastes like to eat a bad one and believe me it's not very
nice!” he said. </p><p>He estimates he buys a new piece of Pot Noodle merch or
snack once a fortnight, and even splurged £60 on an unopened Christmas Dinner
flavoured pot. </p><p>He said: “How can you make a Christmas dinner into a Pot
Noodle? </p><p> “I’m always on the lookout for new additions to my collection, I
look online constantly for items.” </p><p>He stores his clobber in his office at
home, to the dismay of his wife Louise Pugh, 49. </p><p>“She thinks I’m nuts!”
he said. </p><p>The fanatic also has three Pot Noodle vending machines, the
largest of which he purchased in April from eBay for £500 and plays music while
cooking the noodles for you.</p><p>When it was delivered he saw that it had been
loaded up with four Pot Noodles – that had expiration dates of November 2008 and
February 2009. </p><p>“When I saw the fourteen year old Pot Noodles I laughed,
an added bonus to my collection!” Dean said. </p><p>The expired Beef and Tomato
noodles inspired Dean and two fellow detectorists to raise money for
six-year-old Hadley Jae Werrett who has Wiskott-Aldrich syndrome. </p><p>They
did a sponsored eat on April 16, adding to a £3,500 total raised by three metal
detecting troupes</p><p>He said: “We opened them, poured them and ate them - and
they tasted horrible! </p><p>“At first they didn’t smell too bad but once we
started getting the taste... you’ll see me vomiting! </p><p>"You don’t normally
do that with a Pot Noodle! </p><p>“It tasted of chemically

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Pot Noodle super fan owns £3,000 noodle merch collection
<p>Meet the Pot Noodle superfan who has munched through more than 4,000 of the
snacks in his lifetime - and even eats some which are 14 YEARS out of
date.</p><p>Dad-of-three Dean Pugh, 53, has dined out on the popular snack every
day for nearly a decade.</p><p>He's spent more than £3,000 on memorabilia
dedicated to his favourite meal including three vending machines and a Chicken
Korma pot signed by 90s model Caprice.</p><p>Plasterer Dean loves the classic
Chicken and Mushroom flavour, but also has a soft spot for the Bombay Bad
Boy.</p><p>He scours the web for unopened pots of discontinued flavours, like
Mac and Cheese and Brazilian BBQ Steak, and has over 50 different varieties in
his kitchen cupboard.</p><p>The fanatic recently bought a new vending machine
from eBay for £500 which plays tunes while it cooks his noodles.</p><p>He was
delighted to see it still contained 14-year out-of-date Beef and Tomato snacks
which he happily tucked into to raise money for charity.</p><p>Dean, from
Pershore, Worcestershire, said: “They tasted awful. I could only imagine licking
the bottom of my granny’s knicker drawer. </p><p>“There is no real way to
describe the taste - you’d have to try one yourself! </p><p>“My friend said 'try
the juice’ as a joke, and next thing you know we were nearly throwing up
everywhere. </p><p>“We’re probably ill now – we’ve probably started the noodle
virus!"</p><p>Dean said he started eating Pot Noodles - and Pot Rice - about 30
years ago, when he first started working, and would have one or two a
week.</p><p>He really got seriously hooked when he started taking them out on
his regular metal detecting tips, and his pals started calling him 'Mr Noodle'
or 'Noodle King'.</p><p>The name stuck - and he began eating them every day
about nine years ago.</p><p>He said: “Everyone likes a Pot Noodle on the field.
</p><p>“It only needs a bit of hot water - it’s better than a cold sandwich!
</p><p>“The next thing you know the guys all seem to get a kick out of it, and I
become the Noodle King, and they all started bringing me Pot Noodles.”
</p><p>Dean goes out with his Anglo Celtic Metal Detecting group twice a week,
but he also takes them to have for lunch when working at his covings and
cornices business. </p><p>He uses the washed out left over pots to pour plaster
at work and limits himself to eating one Pot Noodle a day as to not “overdo
things”.</p><p>Dean said: “I like Pot Noodles because they are a quick, easy,
tasty snack. </p><p>“I look at the shelves at work and think ‘do I really eat
that many?’"</p><p>Over the years, he estimates he has spent about £3,000 on
over a hundred Pot Noodle-themed towels, T Shirts, cardboard signs and a Chicken
Korma pot allegedly signed by 90s model Caprice Bourret. </p><p>He scours the
web for unopened pots of discontinued flavours. </p><p>“They’re all unopened -
I’ve found out what it tastes like to eat a bad one and believe me it's not very
nice!” he said. </p><p>He estimates he buys a new piece of Pot Noodle merch or
snack once a fortnight, and even splurged £60 on an unopened Christmas Dinner
flavoured pot. </p><p>He said: “How can you make a Christmas dinner into a Pot
Noodle? </p><p> “I’m always on the lookout for new additions to my collection, I
look online constantly for items.” </p><p>He stores his clobber in his office at
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February 2009. </p><p>“When I saw the fourteen year old Pot Noodles I laughed,
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six-year-old Hadley Jae Werrett who has Wiskott-Aldrich syndrome. </p><p>They
did a sponsored eat on April 16, adding to a £3,500 total raised by three metal
detecting troupes</p><p>He said: “We opened them, poured them and ate them - and
they tasted horrible! </p><p>“At first they didn’t smell too bad but once we
started getting the taste... you’ll see me vomiting! </p><p>"You don’t normally
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With the opening of Gate Avenue mall, retail options are rising in Dubai Future
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Rich in Art and Culture

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