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I was a banker when I met my husband, but he revealed his dark side (opens the original)
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There cannot have been many problems in Kathryn Benwell’s life that she did not believe herself capable of solving. Grammar school-educated, fiercely intelligent and spectacularly successful, she had worked her way through the male-dominated world of banking to become a managing director at the American investment bank JP Morgan at a time when just 17 other women held the rank across Europe. Hers was a world of high-stakes decision-making, transatlantic flights and the material trappings to matc
How vile bullies drove Paralympian Sarah Storey to brink of anorexia (opens the original)
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For a woman who has dedicated the last three decades to being at the very top of her game, Dame Sarah Storey is remarkably enthusiastic about the prospect of being – as she puts it – ‘absolutely terrible’ at something. In fact, after a sporting career which saw her become Britain’s most successful Paralympian, the 48-year-old seems to be positively relishing the idea of becoming a novice again. Which is just as well because, as millions of viewers discovered when the new series of Strictly Come
People are jumping... I have to go: Final words to a 9/11 widow (opens the original)
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'I have to go.' Those would be the last words Monica Iken's husband would say to her. Yet in the surreal few minutes after she put down the phone that September morning, she could not have known the horror contained within them. Ten minutes earlier, Michael had phoned her from his desk on the 84th floor of the World Trade Center to tell her that a plane had hit its North Tower – across from his building – but that she needn't worry. It was just before 9am. When he rang back a few minutes later,
The humiliating truth behind the Tate brothers' wealth (opens the original)
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Andrew and Tristan Tate have sold themselves to millions of impressionable young men as the ultimate avatars of masculinity: fabulously wealthy, lethally successful and unapologetically alpha. But there is apparently now another way to understand the online personas which made them rich and notorious – think of the ludicrous fictional Kazakh journalist Borat Sagdiyev, known for his outdated sexist attitudes and politically incorrect pronouncements. That, at least, was the extraordinary compariso
The dark side of Travelodge revealed with appalling security lapses (opens the original)
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Wendy Griffith had just switched off the bedside lamp in her hotel room on a warm July night last year when she heard a knock at her door. It was nearly 1am, and the 44-year-old marketing consultant from Norfolk certainly wasn’t expecting visitors, having checked in alone to her east London Travelodge ahead of a conference in the city the next day. ‘I called out “Yes”, and when I didn’t hear anything, I went to look through the peephole in the door,’ she recalls. What she saw horrified her: a na
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