Netflights have assessed which UK airports are better equipped to get stranded at, with essentials, comfort and things to do being the top three criteria. London Heathrow was rated as the best in the UK to be stranded at, thanks to having plenty to do, followed closely by London Gatwick and London Southend, taking second and third place respectively. But some didn’t rate quite so highly, with these 10 being ranked as the worst of 30 UK airports on the ‘strandability’ scale.
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Ian Baird challenges for the ball at Leeds Road. A John Sheridan strike earned the Whites a point.
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Andy Ritchie celebrates after scoring against the Royals. The other United goalscorers that day were John Buckley and Keith Edwards.
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