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 Women who 'sprinted' away from pub without paying for meal say 'plan' was to call to pay later after 'a personal emergency' - and hit out at 'homophobic and body-shaming abuse' they received after being shamed on social media by the owner Two women who 'ran away without paying' for a £56 meal at a gastropub with their children have said they were forced to leave because of a 'personal emergency'.  The pair were shamed in a Facebook post by landlady Lisa McMaster who shared CCTV footage of the two leaving her pub, the Smithy Arms in Swinton, North Yorkshire. In the post, Ms McMaster claimed the women told staff they would pay for their food at the bar after their meal. But on a busy evening no one noticed as the couple slipped away from the pub until they were spotted sprinting through the car park. Their distinctive white car, with a pink roof, was seen reversing away from its parking space and disappearing down the road. They ...

This is why we can’t have nice things. Former Pink Floyd bassist Roger Waters has announced a new show at the London Palladium. Fair enough. For those undeterred by the controversies surrounding Waters’ recent shows, this news seems like business as usual. However, he will be using this date to debut his re-recordings of Pink Floyd’s seminal album 'The Dark Side Of The Moon', a retooling of the iconic album set to be released on 6 October and performed on 8 October. The reimagined solo LP, titled 'The Dark Side Of The Moon Redux', sees him put a new spin on the 1973 classic and coincides with the original’s 50th anniversary. It was not worked on by any other member of the iconic prog-rock band. At the upcoming London show, Waters will not appear with any of his former bandmates - due to longstanding feuds with frontman David Gilmour - but will instead be joined on stage by bassist Gus Seyffert, drummer Joey Waronker and guitarist Jonathan Wilson, all of which cont...