Asylum seekers who chased migrant hotel staff with knives because they didn't like the food are jailed ...Middle East

Ibrahim Zouari (pictured), 35, and Houssine Nouira, 32, returned to the Roundhouse Hotel in Bournemouth on April 17, 2024, and 'aggressively' approached staff demanding lunch.

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