Yodel driver loses his job for urinating in hallway of a block of flats in Milton Keynes

The driver was caught red-handed relieving himself on the tiled floor next to a pensioner's doorway last week.

When a resident confronted him he said: "You have no CCTV, what can you do?"

He then left the Central Milton Keynes building, leaving behind a puddle of urine.

The incident was reported to police and a complaint was made to Yodel, who were able to track the driver through the parcel delivery number.

A Yodel spokesman said today: “We do not condone behaviour of this nature and would like to offer our sincere apologies for the distress caused.

"We have removed the individual responsible from the business and have arranged for the area to be cleaned.”

Residents in the flats on North Eleventh Street said the urine was a health risk during the coronavirus crisis and made a request to MK Council to clean it up.

But three days later, it still had not been done.

One resident said: "I would also like to know what is a higher priority/emergency that cleaning bodily fluids from a public communal area during a vital pandemic."