3 d. ago 'Entitled mum was livid I could pronounce her son's name – she wanted a rare one'

A woman has slammed an 'entitled' parent who blew up at her because she could say her son's unique name - and everyone thinks the mum gave him the name as a trap

Politics

5 d. ago The rise of the luxe meal deal, London’s new lunchtime obsession

Supermarket sarnies not cutting it anymore? Amira Arasteh has the answer

Economics

8 d. ago French police slash migrant boat and drag passengers back to shore just as they attempt to cross the Channel for Britain

Dramatic footage shows dozens of migrants and asylum seekers boarding an inflatable dingy as it approaches the shallow waters.

Events

8 d. ago French police slash migrant boat and drag passengers back to shore just as they attempt to set across the Channel for Britain

Dramatic footage shows dozens of migrants and asylum seekers boarding an inflatable dingy as it approaches the shallow waters.

Events

8 d. ago Textiles teacher sets up Scottish isles sewing venture after ditching London rat race

“There are so many talented knitters in Shetland, but not many places focused on sewing” – Helen Barwick

Politics

9 d. ago Not ‘giving up’: is there another way to describe accepting how I look as I age?

If ‘giving up’ doesn’t sit right, try thinking about it as getting something back: time, money, energyEach month, Ask Ugly columnist Jessica DeFino answers a reader question about beauty cultureHi Ugly,I recently chatted with a middle-aged co-worker about her friend who is unhappy being single and thinks she should lose weight. As Gen X women growing up in the 1980s, our biggest concern was weight and calorie counting to control it (now we can add wrinkles, yellow teeth and odd body hair to the list).My father had plastic surgery. Now he wants me and my mother to get work doneHow should I be styling my pubic hair?How do I deal with imperfection?I want to ignore beauty culture. But I’ll never get anywhere if I don’t look a certain way Continue reading...

Politics

1 week ago The joiner who grew up on Europe's largest council estate but now earns '£1m

Scott Shearsmith, 36, grew up on Bransholme, Europe's largest council estate, in Hull , East Riding of Yorkshire.

Economics

1 week ago Council joiner tells how he quit the rat race to become £1million

Scott Shearsmith, 36, grew up on Bransholme, Europe's largest council estate, in Hull , East Riding of Yorkshire.

Economics

1 week ago Woman rages as 'entitled' parents let kids 'climb all over her' on flight

A woman has slammed a set of parents who allowed their children to climb all over her on a flight to her dream holiday - and people say she should have stood up for herself more

Politics

2 w. ago Woman banned from ASOS slams 'unfair' policy and says she’s being ‘punished’ for her size

A plus-size, tall shopper says being banned by ASOS for too many returns has highlighted how unfair fashion can be for those whose bodies don’t fit standard sizing. She's now calling for retailers to do better

Events

3 w. ago French woman faces backlash after hitting out at London meal deal culture

French woman faces backlash after hitting out at London meal deal culture  lbc.co.uk

Economics

3 w. ago Fury as French woman slams London meal deal culture and ‘rat race’ lunches

The TikTok creator, known by her handle @alizeecharet, shared a video suggesting that workers in the UK could benefit from taking more substantial lunch breaks

Economics

3 w. ago 'My husband demands an hour off on Father's Day but I don't think it's fair'

A woman has been slammed for refusing to plan a celebration for her husband for Father's Day, despite knowing he would have really appreciated one to mark the yearly celebration

Politics