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ONE woman has shared how she was dress coded at her job, which has no official dress policy. Abigayle Canterbury says she quit her job after it became apparent she was being held to different standards than her fellow employees, who were seemingly all still allowed to wear crop tops. Posting to her TikTok account, @abigaylecanterbury , alleges that she was being dress coded, not because her outfit was inappropriate, but actually because she’s plus size and was bigger than the other people she worked with. “I got dress-coded at this job that does not have a dress code,” says Abigayle, adding that she was the only plus-size woman working at the smoke and vape shop. “I’ve never gone into one of the locations and seen a bigger girl working, it’s always been very small, petite girls and they’ve always worn whatever they’ve wanted.” Abigayle continues, saying that when she first got this job that was something that particularly excited her about it. Most read in … [Read more...] about I’m plus size and my boss told me to ‘cover all my body’ – there’s no dress code & the other girls wear cute crop tops

Aldi opens first store with no checkouts - here's how it works Get pensions news and advice plus latest money alerts for FREE now SUBSCRIBE Invalid email We use your sign-up to provide content in ways you've consented to and to improve our understanding of you. This may include adverts from us and 3rd parties based on our understanding. You can unsubscribe at any time. More info Known for its bargains, many people shop at Aldi every week. With the cost of living crisis in full swing, shoppers are desperate to save money where they can. Related articles 1,400 holiday cottage owners set to quit Wales over new rules Shoppers furious as single tub of Lurpak costs over £7 Experts say the average UK household will spend £380 more on food this year due to rising grocery costs. The Liverpool Echo's Emily Sleight decided to do her big shop at Aldi rather than her go-to-supermarket Asda to see if she could save … [Read more...] about Woman switches big shop from Asda to Aldi with mixed results

THE TIKTOK beauty communing is raving about an affordable tanning product which gives their face an instant summer glow. With Brits expecting a sizzling hot Spanish summer and more heatwaves, it's time to give your face a breather and ditch the heavy foundation. But avid make-up lovers know how daunting the prospect of leaving the house barefaced can be. Luckily, one beauty whizz has come up with an easy solution - one that has now also been shared on social media . Taking it to TikTok , Alice Rose Buttery, revealed how she achieves an instant bronzed glow in just seconds. In the video , which has since taken the internet by storm, Alice said that this trick was for those who didn't want to cover their face in layers of foundation during the warmer summer months. read more beauty stories LASH-TASTIC Beauty fan shares clever hack to turn your false lashes into ‘Velcro’ NECK OF THE WOODS I’m called a neckfish … [Read more...] about Beauty lovers are going crazy for a £7 product which gives their face an instant glow – & you can ditch the foundation

Ever find yourself typing things to work colleagues that you would never say in real life? ‘Fab. Sounds perf! Thanks sooo much! *smiley emoji*’ You are very much not alone. As we settle into almost two years of widespread remote working, many people still haven’t met their workmates in person , and the way that we communicate is changing. While there are many benefits of working from home, months of spending the days at a makeshift desk, in an empty room – with the main form of colleague communication being via Slack, or other forms of instant messaging – have started to take their toll. Yes, we might have the odd Zoom call, but primarily communicating through the written word has become commonplace. And this has consequences on how we talk to one another. Before, in our pre-pandemic lives, a colleague could ask a question such as ‘have you emailed so-and-so?’, over a desk, as part of an ongoing dialogue. You could then have either answered, ‘yeah’, or ‘not … [Read more...] about Why communicating over Slack has got us all using language we’d never use in real life

WITH summer well and truly here many women will have found themselves struggling with thigh chafing. And while this can affect women of any size, those with thicker thighs are rather more likely to experience this irritating discomfort. Chafing occurs when your thighs rub together, and while it can occur in any temperature, it’s more likely to occur in hotter temperatures. Well TikToker @callherkarenbby , has shared a product discovery that may solve this problem for chafing sufferers everywhere. In a video that has been viewed over 316k times, Karen says she was previously unable to wear skirts or shorts during summer due to thigh chafing. But says that that has changed since discovering Megababe Thigh Rescue Stick , which is currently available for just £8 at Cult Beauty. Most read in Fabulous FLATTERING FASHION I'm midsize with a mum tum, & jiggly legs - these are my top trousers STRUCK BY LIGHTING I took … [Read more...] about I have thick thighs and have found the perfect anti-friction stick to stop chafing this summer – and it’s just £8

Lurpak launches new ‘softest’ spread Get pensions news and advice plus latest money alerts for FREE now SUBSCRIBE Invalid email We use your sign-up to provide content in ways you've consented to and to improve our understanding of you. This may include adverts from us and 3rd parties based on our understanding. You can unsubscribe at any time. More info People across the UK are feeling the bite of the rising cost of living. The average household is set to see their yearly food shopping bill increase by £380 due to the soaring price of groceries. Related articles Woman spends day in police cells over bin bags she put out 8 years a School children 'in tears' after EasyJet cancels flight at last minute But the price of one particular product is infuriating supermarket customers - Lurpak, reports The Mirror. Lurpak is luxury butter made by a Danish company - but Brits love it so much that we buy more of it than … [Read more...] about Shoppers furious as supermarkets charge over £7 for single tub of Lurpak

SHOPPERS are struggling to get their hands on some of their favourite items after Tesco pulled some products from its shelves. Heinz, who is behind some of the UK's most popular food brands, and the supermarket giant are in a pricing bust-up leading to empty shelves. Tesco said it did not want to up its prices during the cost-of-living crisis and Kraft Heinz said it is "working closely" with the supermarket to come up with a solution. Last year, Heinz boss Miguel Patricio warned Brits to get used to higher food prices. He admitted the firm is "raising the prices" of products including ketchup and baked beans. A Tesco spokesman said the supermarket giant has "plenty of alternatives to chose from" while Heinz products are unavailable. READ MORE ON SUPERMARKETS FILL UP Petrol prices near me: cheapest supermarket fuel prices and how to check HEINZ CANNED Empty shelves in Tesco as Heinz pulls baked beans due to … [Read more...] about Full list of 16 Heinz Kraft items disappearing from Tesco shelves including ketchup and baked beans

SINCE a lot of clothes annoying aren't made with bigger figures in mind, there are some things curvy girls should keep in mind if you want to look stylish. According to this plus-sized fashion whizz there are a few easy changes you can make to your wardrobe that will make a massive difference. Explaining on you YouTube channel, fashion guru ChiChi revealed the five things that curvy girls should stop doing. It turns out there are some pretty common mistakes that aren't doing you any favours. Not picking the right underwear ChiChi said: "You can have the cutest outfit, but if you have the wrong under garments on it ruins everything." Read more on fashion FASHION FORWARD My friends and I are sizes 4-12 and we all tried the same Boohoo swimsuits BUST MISTAKES I have big boobs - 10 mistakes to avoid with a big bust, some just add bulk She explained that are a several vital under garments that all girls should … [Read more...] about I’m a fashion whizz – there are 5 mistakes to avoid if you’re a curvy girl like me – they’ll only make you look bigger

FINDING bras that are comfortable and supportive isn't always easy if you've got big boobs. In fact, loads of women give up and accept that bras are meant to be uncomfortable - but they're not! This fashion lover decided to put Kim Kardashian's Skims bras to the test and bought three of them herself to find out if they're worth the hype. Sonali Prabhu , 25, shared the honest review on her YouTube channel and didn't hold back. First, Sonali unboxed a basic t-shirt bra, which she grabbed for £48, in a nude shade. "It feels really buttery," she explained as she removed the packaging. Read more on fashion FASHION FAUX PAS I bought a Kim Kardashian Skims top, it ruined my bag & I’m warning others BRA-VELLOUS 10 style rules women should know to look classy - & a white bra is a huge no-no Once she tried the bra on she was amazed by how supportive it was compared to her usual Victoria's Secret bra. … [Read more...] about I’ve got big boobs and put Kim Kardashian’s Skims bras to the test – I wasn’t prepared for how it went

by BRIG. GEN. WILLIAM C. MENNINGER, USA MILITARY psychiatry differs from civilian psychiatry in that the Army must be totally responsible for a man — not only for his food and clothing, but especially for his ability to participate in his particular mission. Consequently, when a man did not fulfill his function, the Army had to find the cause and, if possible, remedy it. In many instances the cause lay in his personality and in his emotional difficulties. Since there is a human tendency to retreat into illness under stress, it was not surprising to find that many men became ill when they were unable to meet the demands of the new life. Military psychiatry differs also in quality from civilian psychiatry. In the Army much more effort and time are invested in a preventive psychiatryan attempt to keep men healthy and to seek out causes for poor morale. Until comparatively recently, the majority of civilian psychiatric patients had to be brought to the psychiatrist by relatives, … [Read more...] about Psychiatry and the War