49 h. ago I was just a barman. Now I'm worth millions and the biggest brands want my product

James Vyse, an entrepreneur from Swansea, claims his one-of-a-kind invention could be worth more than $50 million.

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4 d. ago Hundreds of millions in cash and jewels are still missing from the biggest heists in British history... so where did the money go? TOBY WALNE

Inspired by a new Guy Ritchie series, Money Mail explores the top ten British heists in history and, as some £169million is still missing, asks... What happened to the money?

Economics

1 week ago Brexit to blame for London suffering biggest exodus of millionaires in the world, Lisa Nandy claims

The Culture Secretary vowed to secure ‘a far better deal with the European Union’ after a damning report found the capital is no longer one of the world’s top five wealthiest cities

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2 w. ago Get Stanley's 'unsung hero' £33 travel mug for better than half price with clever deal stack

Stanley's giant Quencher cups are all the rage at the minute, but the brand has a 'far superior' product.

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2 w. ago Frankie Bridge launches raunchy product based on her nipples

Loose Women's Frankie Bridge baffled fans as she revealed her brand new product that is a copy of her nipples so they can 'get attention' like her - but it's not all as it appears

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2 w. ago ‘It reminds you of a fascist state’: Smithsonian Institution braces for Trump rewrite of US history

Normally staid historians sound alarm at authoritarian grasping for control of the premier US museum complexIn a brightly lit gallery, they see the 66m-year-old skeleton of a Tyrannosaurus rex. In a darkened room, they study the flag that inspired Francis Scott Key to write the national anthem. In a vast aviation hanger, they behold a space shuttle. And in a discreet corner, they file solemnly past the casket of Emmett Till, a 14-year-old Black boy lynched for allegedly whistling at a white woman in the US south.Visitors have come in their millions to the Smithsonian Institution, the world’s biggest museum, education and research complex, in Washington for the past 178 years. On Thursday, Donald Trump arrived with his cultural wrecking ball. Continue reading...

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3 w. ago Who won EuroMillions' biggest ever £209 million jackpot and where were they from?

One lucky lottery player bagged the biggest ever Euromillions jackpot in history on Friday night

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3 w. ago Latest 'Hunger Games' novel has best ever opening for blockbuster series

The latest “Hunger Games” novel sold more than 1.5 million copies worldwide during its first week, the biggest opening ever for Suzanne Collins’ blockbuster series

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3 w. ago Medik8 Crystal Retinol on sale at Amazon and now has over 20% off

Fans of the skincare brand are raving about this gentle but effective retinol product

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3 w. ago Medik8's Crystal Retinol is on sale at Amazon and now has over 20% off

Fans of the skincare brand are raving about this gentle but effective retinol product

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3 w. ago Get rid of stains from white socks easily with £3 product branded 'amazing'

A woman has shared a 'game-changing' hack to make your white socks look as good as new again by getting rid of stains with a £3 product - and people are loving it

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3 w. ago Skincare lovers praise 'game changer' £14 face mist designed to 'prevent breakouts'

The Hypochlorous Acid Face Spray from Give Me Cosmetics is the newest product to launch from the celebrity-loved brand and beauty fans are raving about it

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4 w. ago The next wave of Korean beauty is here – and it’s bigger than ever

Boutiques are springing up everywhere offering a dizzying array of jelly moisturisers, feather-light sunscreen and face masks for every skin typeKorean beauty, AKA K-beauty, exploded circa 2015, but its second wave is tidal. There are a dozen or more K-beauty boutiques (all heaving) within a stone’s throw of Leicester Square in London. A branch of Korean beauty boutique Pure Seoul recently opened near my home in Brighton, stocking a dizzying array of niche skincare and makeup products – cushion foundations, feather-light sunscreen, jelly moisturisers and eleventy billion varieties of face mask.Even Boots has stated that Korean skincare accounts for more than a tenth of its total skincare sales, with a Korean product sold every 30 seconds. Brands like Laneige (pictured), famous for excellent hydrating products and fun lipbalms, Beauty of Joseon (impeccable sunscreens) and COSRX (specialising in sensitive and acne-prone skin) are available on the UK high street. Continu...

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