Two contestants of the BBC’s National Lottery game show are fuming after being denied a £22,000 prize ($34,063), and have blown the whistle in the broadcasters for wanting to dupe viewers with a re-filming associated with show.

Friends Helen Griffiths and Rina Evans, who participated in a game show called ‘Break the Safe’ which aired as component for the weekly televised National Lottery draw, told the British press that the ending of the show ended up being secretly changed to reflect a different result, denying them a prize they state they would have won had the game been played properly 1st time round.

‘Reality’ TV?

‘The episode is a fake,’ stated 40-year-old Evans. ‘It’s complete deception for the viewer. It really is not something I would ever have expected from the BBC and people need to understand the reality.’

The contestants who took part within the show had been ordered perhaps not to tell anyone of the re-recording, but needless to say, Griffiths and Evans had been not too pleased about the change, so had been never prone to keep quiet about the unbeneficial occurrence.

‘We had no expectations of winning but what we did expect had been play that is fair’ stated Griffiths, additionally aged 40. ‘Instead, they have made it appear to be this whole thing had been filmed using one day.’

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Sometimes it’s hard to figure out that is stupider: the thieves or the target they’ve robbed. The story that is following be a photo finish situation, but you decide.

Money and Carry

It appears David that is 29-year-old Hayes a gambler at the Hollywood Casino Columbus, in Ohio, was fortunate enough to win $35,800 on October 21, 2012; but that’s where Hayes’ luck ended. In a lawsuit the Ohio man has since filed against the gambling operator, Hayes and another of his attorneys, Joseph Landusky, claim that the casino forced him to take his winnings by means of cash pitched against a check, and flashed their personal information to anyone waiting behind him in line, making him vulnerable to a subsequent home robbery once he came back to their house later that night.

The actual fact that he left his straight back door open unlocked and accessible that evening is but one return volley the casino is firing back during the guy in their legal a reaction to their suit. Hayes claims two armed men entered his house, woke him, and demanded he pay all 358 stacks of bound hundred-dollar bills before they became popular without harming him.

Two of these rocket boffins then actually bragged about the robbery to acquaintances, and have since been arrested and currently await test; a 3rd man, whose connection to the robbery is unclear, is also being sought now.

The old coal mining adage that ‘I owe my soul towards the company shop’ has taken on bizarre meaning with the recent discovery of a underground immigrant slave garment manufacturing ‘village’ in Moscow, replete with a casino that is equally illegal. The town that is underground held 200 Asian employees held captive against their will was found by authorities in still another raid, one of hundreds to occur throughout Russia; a country where gambling, like vodka, generally seems to be in the genes (not to mention, jeans).

Just Say Nyet to Gambling

Massive authorities raids of the nation’s underground (never literally) casinos have resulted in some 662 shutdowns up to now, while the Russian Interior Ministry’s Moscow workplace says that an ancillary special ops task force has slammed the doors on 4,747 joints that have been providing moonshine that is illegal, towards the tune of 31 a lot of booze in most. Your livers will later thank you, Russkies.

The casino Prohibition-style cloud that hangs over Russia started right back in summer of 2009; that’s when gambling in all but four somewhat hard-to-access designated gambling regions were pronounced as illegal gambling zones. (We’re pretty booze that is suren’t illegal anywhere there, but maybe absolutely nothing short of ethyl liquor will give their jaded livers a jolt anymore).

Hey Big Spender

And while Russia’s average-guy take home pay just below $21,000 is un