After Somalian rapist is finally sent home after five years... now Jamaican crook is taken off deportation flight as rebel passengers refuse to sit down

Another deportation of a foreign criminal has been thwarted after an airline passenger mutiny - and this time the ringleader was helped by a Left-wing human rights charity. An exclusive investigation by The Mail on Sunday last week revealed how gang rapist Yaqub Ahmed was finally sent back to Somalia more than five years after his removal was scuppered by virtue-signalling holidaymakers on the same flight. Now this newspaper can expose how a second passenger mutiny on board a British Airways flight at Gatwick earlier this month helped foil the removal of a convicted criminal to Jamaica. Astonishingly, Hannah Gaffey, the leader of the latest revolt, boasted online about how she and others helped stop the deportation - and revealed how she was advised over the phone both before and after the mutiny by a caseworker at campaign group Detention Action.