Who would have thought the Terminal 5 debacle at Heathrow Airport would have had a musical dimension - but yes, as British Airways attempts to rescue its brand and reputation after all the bad press their T5 services have been getting, now the whole thing is getting reported in the music media. And all because that Calvin Harris doesn't know that [a] you never put your laptop in the hold and [b] you always make a back up.
Yes, the laptop belonging to Scottish electro-monkey Calvin Harris is among the many thousands of pieces of luggage that have been lost in the system at the disastrous new Heathrow terminal, and on it is the only copy of his work to date on a second album. Ouch. Of course BA are slowly working through a large warehouse full of lost luggage and hope to return the bags to their rightful owners, but it remains to be seen if Harris is reunited with his bag, PC and potential chart topping hits.
A spokesman for his record label, Columbia, told reporters: "He has lost the only copy of the new album. It is a big cause for concern - months of work have gone into that. Live performances won't be affected because he doesn't use this laptop in them, but the loss could set back work on a new album. They [BA] have offered about £750 in compensation but you can't really put a price on something like a new record".