31 h. ago TikTok creating more than 500 new British jobs as UK users top 30 million

The Chinese-owned social media firm said its UK workforce would expand to 3,000 this year, with plans also for a second office in London.

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31 h. ago TikTok to create hundreds of jobs in the UK as over 30 million Brits use app

Britain is the social media giant’s largest European user base

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3 d. ago Mum of two in tears as 'TikTok addiction' sends her to prison

Katherine Greenall, 29, spent a whopping £300,000 on TikTok tokens which she went on to gift to her favourite creators after she stole it from a St Helens business

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4 d. ago Noel Edmonds is 'a coloniser who's come in like Lord Of The Manor': Furious locals slam TV star over pub plans and say they 'don't give a s***' about his fame. Now he gives HIS side of the story

The veteran broadcaster turned his back on his British career and moved 11,500 miles away to New Zealand with his wife Liz, but has no regrets.

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8 d. ago Is this the worst bottomless brunch in the country? Woman blasts £50

British content creator, Katie G, took to TikTok this week to share her 'terrible' experience dining at Liberté, a rooftop restaurant based in Liverpool.

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1 week ago Scots seaside takeaway's 'criminal' dish has people travelling 80 miles to try it

Scran in Troon went viral after sharing a quirky new creation on TikTok.

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2 w. ago Is ‘chic’ political? In Trump 2.0, the word stands for conservative femininity

Debate over ‘chic’ has erupted online as luxury-minded TikTokers push a definition that aligns with the Maga setThe idea of “chic” is a fashion-world cliche. At best it is a know-it-when-you-see-it vibe, at worst a lazy adjective chosen by a writer to describe something that reminds her of Jane Birkin. It feels inoffensive enough. But now, “chic” has become something of a lightning rod online – a shorthand for a type of conservative-coded aesthetic.It began last month, when a creator named Tara Langdale posted a video to her TikTok following of just over 30,000 in which she sipped from a long-stemmed wine glass and read off a list of things she finds “incredibly UN-chic”. Wearing stacks of gold bracelets and a ballet-pink manicure, Langdale called out fashion choices like tattoos, Lululemon, visible panty lines, baggy denim and hunting camouflage as unchic, because, to her, these choices seemed “cheap”. Continue reading...

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3 w. ago Parenting influencer Emilie Kiser's son, 3, dead after being discovered unconscious in pool

TikTok creator Emilie Kiser's toddler son has died following a devastating drowning incident in Arizona.

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3 w. ago 'Hidden' iPhone trick deciphers confusing laundry codes and scans clothing items

Coming up with stylish outfits everyday can be hard - luckily these little-known TikTok hacks show how you can easily use your iPhone to create incredible new looks

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3 w. ago Influencer Emilie Kiser's son, 3, dead after being discovered unconscious in pool

TikTok creator Emilie Kiser's toddler son has died following a devastating drowning incident in Arizona.

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3 w. ago Warring neighbours spend ten years feuding over a tree that blocks the sun out of one's garden... So, who do YOU think is in the right?

An anonymous UK-based TikTok user has created a profile on the platform under @shadyneighbourtree to reveal the dilemma, which has been ongoing for the past ten years.

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3 w. ago A tiny TikTok creator company with no revenue and ties to China plans to buy $300million in Trump’s memecoin

The firm, which employs eight people to create videos for TikTok, earned no revenue last year — yet somehow found a way to purchase as much as $300 million of $TRUMP.

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4 w. ago Real or flake? Experts weigh in on whether TikTok’s viral ‘caveman method’ skin care routine actually works | Natasha May

The skincare fad followed by TikTok creator Tia Zakher involves no skincare at all and dermatologists are scepticalGet our weekend culture and lifestyle emailThe latest viral skincare routine involves no skincare at all. Dubbed the “caveman method”, it involves shunning any kind of skincare products, as well as water, and letting the skin barrier “heal”.TikTok creator Tia Zakher has become a viral sensation for her adherence to the trend. The 22-year-old sparked debate about the method after posting videos of herself with visibly flaky skin, apparently a result of the trend. “What you’re seeing is dead skin, that’s going to flake off eventually while new healthy skin forms underneath,” she told millions of viewers.Sign up for the fun stuff with our rundown of must-reads, pop culture and tips for the weekend, every Saturday morning Continue reading...

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