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BBC removes piece which claimed bare fingernails trend is 'racist' (opens the original)
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A BBC article about how a viral manicure trend is ‘rooted in white supremacy’ has been permanently removed from its website after it broke editorial standards. In the story, a salon owner was interviewed about how her customers are increasingly asking for 'bare-looking' fake nails. Paloma Buddemeier, who runs Wumman Spa in central London, told the Corporation the demand stems from a 'viral trend' on social media, which is symbolic of 'quiet luxury'. The article, which first ran on the BBC’s webs
Builder 'too drunk to stand' jailed after killing highways worker (opens the original)
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A builder who was ‘too drunk to stand’ has been jailed for ten years after he drove his van into a coned-off area on a motorway and killed a highways worker. Vilius Domarkas, 38, had just flown into Stansted Airport from his native Lithuania, where he had been in rehab for his drinking problem, when he crashed on the M23. He was ‘between three and four times’ over the alcohol limit when he ploughed into ‘gentle giant’ Anthony Howe, 65, from Kent, killing him instantly. Mr Howe had got out of his
Monty Don 'might have to let go of gardeners' after BBC contract ends (opens the original)
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Monty Don has said he might have to let go of the staff who keep his property looking spick and span for Gardeners’ World. It comes after the BBC presenter announced earlier this month that he will leave the show he hosts - alongside his much-loved dogs - after 23 years. Speaking for the first time since then, Don, 71, revealed that the Corporation pays towards the salaries of two full-time gardeners at his home, Longmeadow, in Herefordshire. He said: ‘From day one it’s been in my BBC contract t
Brit father pleads guilty after son, 2, fell from Cyprus hotel window (opens the original)
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A British father has pleaded guilty over the death of his two-year-old son, who died after falling from a hotel window in Cyprus. City executive Joshua Foster, 37, from Essex, was arrested hours after his son plunged from a fourth-floor balcony on July 12, on suspicion of causing death by 'a rash, dangerous or reckless act'. Having appeared at Paphos District Court today, he could now face a maximum sentence of four years in prison. The minimum he could receive is a fine. Mr Foster, who works as
Brit father pleads guilty after son's Cyprus hotel fall (opens the original)
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A British father has pleaded guilty to causing the death of his two-year-old son, who died after falling from a hotel window in Cyprus. City executive Joshua Foster, 37, from Essex, was arrested on suspicion of causing death by 'a rash, dangerous or reckless act' hours after his son plunged from the fourth-floor of the five-star King Evelthon Hotel on July 12. Having appeared at Paphos District Court today, he could now face a maximum sentence of four years in prison. The minimum he could receiv
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