Mirror's daily digest - top stories from jail horror to 'inhumane' airport chaos

IN THIS FRIDAY’S MIRROR DAILY DIGEST, WE'VE PULLED TOGETHER THE BIGGEST STORIES OF THE DAY FROM JAIL HORROR AFTER A PRISON OFFICER WAS REPORTEDLY STABBED TO AIRPORT CHAOS LEAVING MANY

BRITS DISTRESSED 18:23, 30 May 2025 Welcome to the Mirror's Daily Digest, where we'll be pulling together all the best stories of the day from our News, Showbiz, Royal teams and

more. This Friday, we're bringing you the biggest stories from the newsroom - from a prison officer who was left with 'serious injuries' after reportedly being stabbed to the

Tenerife airport chaos which left Brits trapped in sweltering queues. Meanwhile, our News team has been following the Liverpool parade crash suspect Paul Doyle’s appearance at Liverpool

Magistrates’ Court today. We’ve also got the latest on Go Compare star Wynne Evans, who has been axed by the BBC following his Strictly Come Dancing scandals. HORROR AS 'PRISON OFFICER

STABBED' AT JAIL HOUSING NOTORIOUS INMATES Our News team has reported that a prison officer has been rushed to hospital after he was reportedly stabbed with a flick knife. Emergency

services rushed to HMP Long Lartin at around 10 am this morning, following reports that an inmate knifed an officer. It has been reported that the weapon was dropped into the prison via a

drone. A Prison Service spokesperson confirmed the attack and said an investigation is underway. They said: “Police are investigating an attack on a prison officer at HMP Long Lartin. We

will not tolerate assaults on hardworking staff and will always push for the strongest punishments against perpetrators." A spokesperson for West Mercia Police added: "We were

called to HMP Long Lartin in South Littleton around 10am this morning (Friday, May 30), following a report someone had been assaulted by an inmate. One man was taken to hospital with serious

injuries after sustaining a stab wound. The inmate remains within the prison and the investigation is on-going. " Article continues below READ THE FULL STORY HERE. WYNNE EVANS AXED BY

BBC AFTER STRICTLY SCANDAL After months of Strictly Come Dancing scandals, Wynne Evans has been axed by the BBC, our Showbiz team reported this afternoon. The Go Compare star revealed that

he has not had his contract renewed and will not be back with the BBC for his radio show - and thus has decided to continue to do his radio show away from the BBC. It comes after the TV

personality hit headlines during his time on the dance show, where he was shown grabbing his professional partner Katya's waist before she pushed his hand away, but he later insisted it

was a joke. He then came under fire for using the term 'spit roast' to Janette Manrara during a Strictly photocall but he later insisted it was directed at Jamie Borthwick and

nothing to do with Janette. As a result of the comment, he was axed from the Strictly tour - and then a video emerged of him sending a sex toy to his co-star Jamie, which both were heavily

criticised for. In an emotional statement, he said: "My beloved Wynners, From the very depths of my heart — thank you. These past few months, your love has been the light in my darkest

days. Every message, every word of encouragement, every moment you stood by me has carried me through more than you could ever know.” "It breaks my heart to say the BBC has decided not

to renew my contract so I won’t be returning to my radio show. I’m gutted. That show wasn’t just work — it was home. It was us. We laughed, we cried, we sang like nobody was listening. And

somehow, through the airwaves, we became a family." READ THE FULL STORY HERE. BRITS CAUGHT IN 'INHUMANE' AIRPORT CHAOS AS PASSENGERS FIGHT AND VOMIT IN CRUSH Our Travel team

has been following the latest updates on the Tenerife South Airport chaos, after British travellers found themselves trapped in two-hour queues and "inhuman" conditions at the

start of the school holidays. Last Monday night, more than 500 people found themselves packed into a waiting area at the Canary Islands travel hub. They waited for hours to pass through the

security as a bottleneck formed by two checkpoints, each staffed by two National Police officers. Top Spanish officials will now hold an urgent meeting after the tourists faced

"inhuman" conditions at the start of the school holidays. Many were held on a sweltering plane for 45 minutes, only to disembark and find broken escalators and lengthy queues for

passport checks. Becks Gravil was one of those swept up in the chaos. It took her family two hours to leave the airport after landing at 8.30pm. "Never in my life have I ever seen it

this bad," she explained. "There was fighting, people being sick, people fainting - all crammed in like sardines. What should have been an hour from landing to Adeje turned into

four hours. What a day!" READ THE FULL STORY HERE. PAUL DOYLE LIVE: LIVERPOOL PARADE SUSPECT IN COURT Our News team has been working around the clock to cover Liverpool parade crash

suspect Paul Doyle’s appearance at Liverpool Magistrates’ Court this morning. The Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) said the 53-year-old is accused of two counts of unlawful and malicious

wounding with intent to cause grievous bodily harm and two counts of causing unlawful and malicious grievous bodily harm with intent to cause grievous bodily harm. He is also accused of two

counts of attempted unlawful and malicious grievous bodily harm with intent to cause grievous bodily harm and one count of dangerous driving. Doyle shook his head in the dock as the

prosecutor told the judge he drove "deliberately at the crowd" and "used his vehicle as a weapon". Police previously said 79 people were injured when a car drove into

supporters on Water Street at around 6pm on Monday, with seven people still in hospital when Merseyside Police revealed his charges yesterday. Doyle will appear at court again on August 14

for plea and trial preparation hearing. READ THE FULL STORY HERE. PRINCE HARRY 'SO DISAPPOINTED' BY DIANA SISTERS' BLUNT TAKE ON MEGHAN There’s never a quiet day for Prince

Harry, and it has emerged that the Duke of Sussex "was so disappointed" when he introduced Meghan Markle to Princess Diana's two sisters, our Royal team reported. Harry had

hoped Lady Sarah McCorquodale and Lady Jane Fellowes would have similarities to his mother, who died when Harry was just 12. However, although Harry believed Diana would have been "over

the moon" about his relationship with Meghan, he was upset with her sisters' reaction. They reportedly did not see the same character traits in the two women and Harry, 40,

suffered a further blow as Lady McCorquodale and Lady Fellowes "thought Meghan would not fit in with the Royal Family." Article continues below Regardless, Harry married his

partner soon after in 2018 and has gone onto have two children with the former actress. The insights have come about in the book Revenge: Meghan, Harry, and the War Between the Windsors,

written by royal biographer Tom Bower. He penned: "Harry assumed that Diana's family and friends would see a similarity between Diana and his fiancée. Both, he said, shared the

same problems. He was so disappointed." READ THE FULL STORY HERE. READ MORE: Surprise sale slashes cordless Dyson V11 price with £100 freebie included