Mattel Faces £3.94m Lawsuit After Wicked Doll Packaging Leads Children to Porn Site
A mother is suing Mattel for £3.94 million after a doll's packaging incorrectly displayed a pornographic website, raising concerns about product safety.
Brits Have to Sign a Waiver Before Ordering This One Dish at an American Food Chain
The UK launch of Dave's Hot Chicken includes the infamous 'Reaper' burger, known for its extreme heat and the waiver customers are required to sign before eating it.
US Salon Faces Backlash After Owner Labels Trump Voters 'Racists, Homophobes, Misogynists'
Tiffney Prickett is facing backlash and boycotts for admonishing Trump supporters in a viral TikTok video.
Belgium Makes History: New Law Grants Sex Workers Unemployment Benefits, Leave, and Pensions
Belgium grants sex workers full labour rights, including pensions and legal protections, in a historic move recognising their profession.
Shrinkflation Strikes: Chinese Sanitary Pad Manufacturers Apologise Amid Consumer Fury
Chinese sanitary pad manufacturers face backlash for misleading lengths, raising safety concerns and highlighting ongoing issues of period poverty.
'People Think My Filipino Wife Is My Maid': Man Reveals He Spent £15,600 To Bring His Wife To America
Evan and Stephanie's international romance faces skepticism and criticism, but their love and commitment shine through despite societal challenges.
Palace Insider Reveals Late Queen's Initial Enthusiasm For Meghan Markle And How It Allegedly Soured
The relationship between the late Queen and Meghan Markle evolved from initial warmth to rising tensions and eventual estrangement.
Travelling to Tenerife for Christmas? Officials Warn British Tourists of Virus Surge
Authorities advise travellers to Tenerife and Lanzarote to wear masks and stay vaccinated due to rising respiratory virus cases during winter.
'My Daughter Was In There!': Outrage As Canadian Pool Defends Man Wearing Bikini In Women's Change Room
A mother reported a man in a bikini using the women's showers with her 10-year-old daughter, sparking debate on inclusivity policies.
Pulling A Sickie For Savings: Brits Plan To 'Catch A Cold' Or 'Food Poisoning' On Black Friday To Snag Deals
Many Brits intend to fake sick days for Black Friday deals, but research questions the value of available discounts.
British Woman Denied Passport And Licence Because She 'Legally Doesn't Exist' Due To Mum's Mistake
Caitlin Walton, who lacks a birth certificate, is unable to work or secure identification, leaving her feeling invisible and unsupported.
From £650 To Six Figures: How Shelly Nuruzzaman Turned Her Love for Curry Into Profit With Bang! Curry
Shelly Nuruzzaman has become a self-made CEO of a profitable business, sharing her heritage through curry preparation kits for families to make at home.
New British Transport Police Policy Allowing Transgender Officers To Strip Search Women Draws Outrage
The BTP's new strip search policy for transgender officers has sparked backlash, with critics citing potential violations of women's rights and concerns over degrading treatment.
Ignorant TikTok Accuses Native American Children On Field Trip Of Being Illegal Immigrants, Sparking Outrage
A TikToker's false claims about Navajo students sparked backlash and threats of violence against a Flagstaff school, igniting a discussion on accountability and misinformation.
NHS Junior Doctors Leave Permanent Roles For Better-paying Locum Work, Driven By TikTok Trends
UK junior doctors increasingly choose locum work for higher pay and flexibility, sharing their experiences on TikTok as 'medfluencers.'
UK Vet Dies By Suicide Over 'Rich Clients With Brand New Cars Unnecessarily Euthanising Their Pets'
A UK veterinarian tragically died by suicide, citing emotional distress from wealthy clients unnecessarily euthanising their pets despite having the means to afford proper treatment.
Who Is Laken Riley: 22-Year-Old Georgia Student Allegedly Killed By Undocumented Venezuelan Migrant
Laken Riley's murder in February opened a heated discussion on the future of immigration in the U.S. The trial for her murder began on Friday, with Monday marking its second day.
Experts Say You Should Completely Quit Drinking Alcohol At 65 To Ward Off Alzheimers
Occasional alcohol consumption can harm brain health, especially after 65. Although dementia risk increases with age, lifestyle changes can help prevent it.
UK Women Save Over £6K On Cosmetic Surgeries In Turkey—But Some Go From Surgery Table To Coffin
Hayley Dowell's grieving family questions her consent for a triple surgery in Turkey. Meanwhile, concerns over patient safety and inadequate aftercare in Turkish cosmetic clinics continue to rise.
Japanese Official Says Women Should Be Banned From Marriage After 25, Have Uterus Removed At 30
Naoki Hyakuta faced backlash for suggesting controversial measures to boost Japan's birth rate, sparking outrage.
'I'm Allergic To Exercising, It Can Kill Me': US Woman's Rare Condition That Only 0.05 People Experience
Maggie Habashy's allergy to physical activity forces her to avoid workouts, as even light exercise can trigger severe allergic reactions.
Meta, TikTok And X Have One-Year Deadline To Prepare For Australia's Social Media Ban For Kids Under 16
The Australian legislation could set a global precedent as other countries consider measures to regulate children's social media use.
London Tube Drivers Offered Four-day Workweek, Pay Rise To Halt Strikes And Ease Travel Disruptions
London Underground drivers received a deal amid ongoing strikes. The proposal includes a 4.5% raise and improved working conditions.
UK Junior Lawyers 'Who Haven't Seen Sunlight in Months' Asked to Work 70-Hour Weeks to Justify Their Salaries
Junior lawyers face intense pressure from rising salaries and demanding hours, prompting concerns about work-life balance and mental health.
East London Introduces £1,000 Penalty For Cat-calls, Joining France And Spain In Anti-harassment Push
Barking and Dagenham council has introduced fines for catcalling and wolf-whistling following community feedback and alarming statistics on harassment.
Cyclist Files Lawsuit After Oregon Ambulance Hits Him, Then Charges Him $1,800 For Hospital Ride
Hoesch was charged $1,862 for his ride to the hospital in the same ambulance that hit him and left him with a broken nose and a wrekced bike.
'We Were Illegally In China': UK Family Shares How A Visa Mistake Led To Fines And A Stressful Forced Exit From Shanghai
A UK family was fined and expelled from Shanghai after a minor visa error rendered their stay illegal, leading to a tense encounter with Chinese authorities and a forced departure.
From Hollywood To London: Why US Celebrities Are Ready To Relocate After Donald Trump's Victory
Several A-listers are preparing to move after the Republican win on November 5th. They follow the footsteps of celebrities such as Johnny Depp, who moved to the UK for self-fulfilment.
Who Is Sarah McBride? Trailblazing 34-Year-Old Becomes First Openly Trans US Congresswoman
Sarah McBride makes history as the first openly transgender member of Congress, bringing a progressive agenda focused on healthcare, equality, and social justice to Delaware's lone House seat.
Gary Vaynerchuk Reveals Why Good Leaders May Have To Fire Their Most Talented Employee
In a world where toxic employees often rise to the top due to their quantifiable results, Gary Vaynerchuk argues that true success lies in cultivating a healthy workplace culture.
