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Tears of croupier after racist multi-millionaire client demanded white dealer & inspector ‘looked away’
Worker Semhar Tesfagiorgis, 41, says casino staff were called 'stupid black girl' 'blackie' and 'n***er' by clients.
Fifth of young adults would choose brunch over traditional Christmas dinner
New Tesco research suggests festive brunches are set to be a key trend this year.
Top Covid adviser quits Sage and warns of ‘concerning’ virus levels
Sir Jeremy Farrar, director of the Wellcome Trust, left Sage at the end of October, warning the crisis is "a long way from over".
Anti-trans activist quoted by BBC calls for trans women to be executed
Lily Cade - who featured prominently in a controversial recent BBC article - called for trans women to be lynched.
Boris Johnson insists UK will not make concessions to France in fishing row
The prime minister's claim comes after Brexit minister David Frost suggested Britain is open to a “consensual solution”.
‘Extreme hypocrisy’: Jeff Bezos lectures Cop26 conference on restoring nature
“Billionaire philanthropy won't save us.”
Sky calls on TV to set climate example, despite CEO’s private jet use
Sky CEO Dana Strong regularly commuted between Philadelphia and London by private jet, it has emerged.
Watch: Burnham slams government’s climate response
"When it's cheaper to catch a plane than it is to catch a train we're not going to be in the right place," he said.
Salt Bae staff hourly rate less than a bowl of crisps at his London restaurant
The chef would have to work for 121 hours in order to pay for the restaurant's £1,450 giant golden tomahawk steak.