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Waitress, 24, ‘sacked after telling boss she couldn’t afford new shoes’ A 24-year-old waitress on minimum wage was sacked after telling her boss she could not afford new shoes as part of her uniform. Heidi Henders, 24, had already spent £30 on trousers and a shirt for her new job at dessert parlour in Stratford when she was told she needed more formal footwear than the black pumps she was wearing. The student, who wasn’t given a contract when she started the job three weeks ago, claims she had been told in the interview that the uniform was simply black…
The Guardian says Winston Marshall, guitarist-banjoist with chart-topping group Mumford & Sons, has quit the band following controversy around his support for Unmasked
The Guardian says British officials acknowledged they were taken by surprise by the speed of the Russian reaction to HMS Defender’s 36-minute passage through Crimean waters
CAMILLA, Duchess of Cornwall joined the Royal Family in 2005 when she married Prince Charles. An expert has claimed that the royal still shows “high levels of anxiety” when in public.
The i says the UK Government caved into Uefa’s demands to allow foreign VIPs to attend Euro 2020 games at Wembley Stadium
The i says Matt Hancock is facing growing warnings against accumulating too much personal power in a planned shake-up of hospitals which is running into opposition
The i says the number of children needing foster care in England could rise by around a third within the next decade, but many councils are unprepared, research warns.
The i says emotions ran high as hundreds of Hong Kong residents filled the streets outside newspaper vendors to snap up the final copy of the city’s tabloid Apple Daily.
Those people had ‘not either called out or had people call in to reach them’, Heyman said. It was not immediately known whether the people were inside at the time of the collapse due to ‘vacations or anything else
The i has a much more positive take on the travel update as it reports Malta, Barbados, Ibiza, Mallorca, Menorca, Formentera, Madeira and Antigua have all been added.
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