https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-59917300

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Canadian officials say a group of influencers whose rowdy behaviour on a flight led to their stranding in Mexico have flown home to face an inquiry.

Video shows a party on their charter plane without masks. Some were passing around bottles and vaping.

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau called the group's behaviour a "slap in the face" to citizens who have been following proper social distancing measures, as well as airline workers.

Mr Trudeau referred to them as "idiots" and "barbarians".

Canadian Minister of Health Jean-Yves Duclos said: "We know that this issue of Sunwing travellers having behaved irresponsibly, inexcusably, and unacceptably on a flight to Mexico [has] raised a lot of anger and frustration."

Mr Duclos said the Quebec police department was investigating the travellers.

Transport Canada is also investigating the group - they could issue fines of up to C$5,000 (£2,900) per offence.

Rebecca St Pierre told the Canadian Press she had won the trip on Instagram.

She said she had tested positive for Covid on Wednesday. She estimated that about 30 people from the plane had tested positive.

Ms St Pierre added that some travellers had planned to put Vaseline up their nose for their return trip, in an effort to thwart Covid testing.

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I can understand why they might feel hard done by. If they were flying into Britain we wouldn't care that they were infected when boarding, wouldn't care how many passengers they infected on the flight, wouldn't test on arrival nor quarantine the infected.

Shapps says this makes flying safer. Johnson says it doesn't matter because he has already allowed the Omicron wave to take hold.