14 h. ago Bengaluru woman cop told to pay ₹2 lakh to UK citizen over missed London flight: Know why

Bengaluru woman cop told to pay ₹2 lakh to UK citizen over missed London flight: Know why  Mint

Politics

5 d. ago Woman buys £5 Too Good To Go bag from Dunkin' Donuts and items leave her floored

Sandy Saikumar was left stunned when she collected her Too Good To Go order from Dunkin' Donuts and was left having to transport one and a half stone worth of goods back home

Economics

5 d. ago Woman pays £5 on Dunkin' Donuts mystery bag and contents leave her floored

A woman was left gobsmacked when she ordered a Too Good To Go bag from Dunkin' Donuts for a fiver – as it was packed with items she really didn't expect

Economics

6 d. ago Woman handed suspended sentence and ordered to pay over £6k for submitting false council housing application

Amira Issa, 41, who lives in Southwark, was sentenced to six months in prison suspended for 12 months

Economics

7 d. ago Inside the grim reality of Lily Phillips' world and how her parents REALLY feel about her work

Lily Phillips is the subject of a new episode of Stacey Dooley's show, Stacey Dooley Sleeps Over, where she talks about her decision to leave university and enter the adult content creator industry

Politics

9 d. ago Iconic London's £45 mystery beauty bag is packed with £90 of 'luxurious' goodies

This mystery edit saves beauty buffs an impressive 50 per cent.

Events

1 week ago Heartbroken family pays tribute to 'cherished' woman, 32, who was found dead in the street

Niwunhellage Dona Nirodha Kalapni Niwunhella, 32, known as Nirodha, died after being 'seriously injured' on a road in Cardiff on Thursday morning.

Events

1 week ago Stirling union members to honour sole Scots woman who died at Auschwitz with visit

The study tour will be an opportunity for members to learn about the atrocities of the Holocaust and to pay tribute to the only Scottish woman known to have died there.

Events

1 week ago Inside the 'dark side' of tourist destination where a British woman was forced to pay thousands to rescue animals from 'death camp for dogs'

WARNING GRAPHIC CONTENT: Former military woman Claire Steele was brought into the 'dark side' of the nation, where dogs endure the most horrific conditions at the hands of people.

Events

1 week ago Woman sexually assaulted on flight challenges UK rules on compensation

Woman who was attacked on flight from Qatar to London was denied payout because plane was not registered in UKA woman who was sexually assaulted while sleeping on a flight to London is challenging UK government rules that disqualify her from a compensation scheme because the plane was not registered in Britain.She was attacked on a Qatar Airways flight from Doha, Qatar, to Gatwick in September last year. Continue reading...

Events

2 w. ago Moment shoplifter brazenly steals £200 worth of pistachios as shopkeeper blames viral Dubai

Damian Tapper, 44, who owns the shop in Leeds, West Yorkshire, was left in disbelief after the woman reportedly emptied the entire shelf and walked out without paying.

Economics

2 w. ago Spy in the Bag mystery: Expert claims he was asked to 'cover up' MI6 spook's death and reveals SIX glaring red flags that show he was murdered

In one of the most mysterious deaths ever on British soil, on August 16 2010, Gareth Williams was found impossibly folded inside a red North Face holdall in his bath. He was just 31.

Events

2 w. ago Too Good To Go customer gobsmacked by what's inside her £3.09 Spar bag

A woman who bought a mystery food bag from her local Spar supermarket was left completely gobsmacked by what she got inside her Too Good To Go bag after spending just £.309 on it

Economics

2 w. ago Grieving mother discovers body of daughter, 7, found with missing tongue and throat after autopsy

WARNING, GRAPHIC CONTENT: The horrific story has emerged out of Taiwan, leaving many in the East Asian country looking for answers as to why the girl's body was not returned to its original state

Events

3 w. ago 'I spent £3.50 on Costa mystery bag and contents were surprising'

Several companies sell mystery bags to customers to prevent food waste and get some extra sales – so would spending £3.50 on one from Costa prove to be a good decision?

Economics

3 w. ago Woman buys mystery bag of 'unsellable' charity shop items and takes look inside

A charity shop lover who snapped up several bags of clothing that had been deemed 'unsellable' wanted to see if that was actually the case – so she opened them up

Economics

3 w. ago JLR confirms PB Balaji as new chief exec as Donald Trump takes swipe at departing CEO for 'seriously woke' rebrand

PB Balaji (pictured) will replace Adrian Mardell, who last week said he would leave having steered JLR financial turnaround and Jaguar's contentious EV rebrand.

Economics

3 w. ago Lust and anger drive the Bonnie Blue saga, but moral outrage misses the point: this is hardcore economics | Gaby Hinsliff

A commercial instinct created her brand, a market sustains it and mainstream businesses profit. It’s a tale of very capitalist timesBonnie Blue has sex with men on camera for money. Lots of men one after the other, to be precise, for lots and lots of money: the commercial niche she invented to distinguish herself from countless other amateur porn stars jostling desperately for attention on OnlyFans was inviting “barely legal” ordinary teenage boys (which in porn means 18-plus) to have sex with her on film, and flogging the results to paying subscribers for a fortune. Unusually, her model involves a woman making millions out of men generating content for free, which makes it slightly harder than usual to work out exactly who is exploiting whom if she turns up (as she did in Nottingham) at a university freshers’ week with a sign saying “bonk me and let me film it”.But debating whether getting rich this way makes Bonnie personally “empowered” seems tired and pointless. It was with this...

Economics

3 w. ago Moral outrage over Bonnie Blue’s porn empire misses the point: this is hardcore economics | Gaby Hinsliff

A commercial instinct created her brand, a market sustains it and mainstream businesses profit. It’s a tale of very capitalist timesBonnie Blue has sex with men on camera for money. Lots of men one after the other, to be precise, for lots and lots of money: the commercial niche she invented to distinguish herself from countless other amateur porn stars jostling desperately for attention on OnlyFans was inviting “barely legal” ordinary teenage boys (which in porn means 18-plus) to have sex with her on film, and flogging the results to paying subscribers for a fortune. Unusually, her model involves a woman making millions out of men generating content for free, which makes it slightly harder than usual to work out exactly who is exploiting whom if she turns up (as she did in Nottingham) at a university freshers’ week with a sign saying “bonk me and let me film it”.But debating whether getting rich this way makes Bonnie personally “empowered” seems tired and pointless. It was with this...

Economics

4 w. ago British woman is trapped in US after breaking her back in horror fall at a summer camp and insurance firm 'refused to pay for her flight home'

Charlotte Hollins Anderton, from Abergele, north Wales, endured the 'life changing accident' while working her dream job as a summer camp leader in the US.

Economics