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BuzzFeed"I Was Terminated The Next Day": Employees Are Sharing The Worst Work Screw-Up They Made Or Witnessed That Haunt Them To This Day
"I grabbed my things from my desk, left the office immediately without telling anyone, and never returned."
- BuzzFeed
"It Was A Government Office, So We Thought It Was A Chemical Attack": Tell Us The Wildest Situation That Has Happened At Your Job
"Bookkeeper at our public library was fired after 27 years..for EMBEZZLING. From a public library? Sheesh."
- The Independent
Traveler slammed for leaving friend behind at the airport
‘It sounds exhausting traveling with you,’ one harsh reader says
- BuzzFeed
36 Historical Images That Are Genuinely Wild To See Now
TIL, during WWII, pennies were made of steel instead of copper because they needed copper to make ammunition.
- Dorset Echo
Pub of the week! Pub with literary connection
Strengthening community ties is one of the goals of a new Dorchester pub manager. Trumpet Major in Dorchester is our pub of the week
- The Independent
JD Vance endorsed book calling left ‘unhumans’ written by Pizzagate conspiracy theorist
Trump’s new running mate also wrote foreward on upcoming book about Project 2025
- The Guardian
TikTok’s algorithm is highly sensitive – and could send you down a hate-filled rabbit hole before you know it
TikTok’s highly active recommendation system is designed to keep users clicking on videos, even if they contain racist or homophobic content
- HuffPost
JD Vance Wrote Book Blurb For Jack Posobiec, Far-Right Influencer Of Pizzagate Fame
The book, “Unhumans,” suggests progressives aren’t really people.
- Cover Media
Great Escape Hero’s World War II Pocket Book Discovered In House Clearance
Great Escape Hero’s World War II Pocket Book Discovered In House Clearance. A 1939 pocket book and cap belonging to a World War II Great Escape hero is heading to auction. The ‘amazing discovery’ was found during a house clearance in the Midlands, England. The book belonged to Australian-born RAF Flight Lieutenant Paul Gordon Royle. Royle will be forever remembered as one of 76 Allied airmen who escaped a Nazi prisoner of war camp 80 years ago in one of the most famous jail breaks in history. The German Luftwaffe designed the Stalag Luft III camp to be escape-proof but airmen, immortalised in the 1963 film The Great Escape, proved them wrong. On March 24, 1944, Paul was number 55 in a line of prisoners waiting to crawl out through a tunnel named ‘Harry’. Armed with civilian-style clothes, rations and a compass, they made their way out of the tunnel onto snow-covered ground at 2.30am on March 25, 1944. They spent 24 hours on the run before being recaptured by German Auxiliary Police. Royle was interrogated and put into solitary confinement but his life was spared. He was liberated on May 2, 1945 and discharged from the RAF. He returned to Australia and lived to the grand old age of 101 after dying in 2015 in Perth, the last but one veteran of The Great Escape. The Great Escape pocketbook of Flt Lt Paul Gordon Royle will be offered in Hansons Auctioneers’ August 7, 2024 Medals and Militaria Auction.
- Glasgow Times
Top BBC radio show to broadcast live from Skypark
BBC Radio 4's flagship political discussion show is coming to Skypark.
- The Guardian
Paul Foot: A Life in Politics by Margaret Renn review – revolutionary intellect or posh trot?
A lively biography of the public schoolboy who became a scourge of corrupt politicians and dodgy businessmen
- The Telegraph
What alien life might actually look like – and how we’ll find it
How likely is it that we’re not alone in the universe? The idea goes in and out of fashion. In 1600, the philosopher Giordano Bruno was burnt at the stake for this and other heterodox beliefs. Exactly 300 years later, the French Académie des Sciences announced a prize for establishing communication with life anywhere but on Earth or Mars – since people already assumed that Martians did exist.
- The Independent
Upcoming Melania Trump memoir promises ‘intimate portrait’ of former first lady’s life
Former first lady ‘invites readers into her world, offering an intimate portrait of a woman who has lived an extraordinary life,’ announcement states
- Sky News
Boleskine House once owned by Aleister Crowley and Led Zeppelin's Jimmy Page receives lottery funding for restoration work
A charity working to restore a historic manor that once belonged to the son of a Jacobite, an occultist and a legendary rock star has received a £250,000 lotto boost. Boleskine House is more than 260 years old and overlooks Loch Ness in the Scottish Highlands. It was built by Archibald Campbell Fraser of Lovat - son of Simon Fraser, a Jacobite nicknamed "the Fox" who was executed for supporting Bonnie Prince Charlie.
- Indiewire
The 27 Best Comic Book TV Shows of All Time, Ranked
Shows based on graphic novels and the like go way beyond Batman and Superman (though don't worry, they still show up).
- People
Taylor Swift's 'Literary Easter Eggs' Are Explored in New Book (Exclusive)
‘Taylor Swift By the Book: The Literature Behind the Lyrics, from Fairy Tales to Tortured Poets’ will be published this year
- OK! Magazine
Meghan Markle 'hysterical' after breaking Prince Harry's strict orders in interview
Meghan Markle was given strict instructions by Prince Harry before she sat down for an interview with Vanity Fair - but the Duchess of Sussex seemingly didn't listen
- Evening Standard
Elderly woman was 'rammed with trolley' sparking Manchester airport police 'stamping' incident
Brothers confronted man who had argued with their mother on flight before pushing trolley into her, it is claimed
- BuzzFeed
Kamala Harris' Press Release About Donald Trump's Fox News Appearance Is Going Viral
"Something about the question mark after 'old and quite weird' is taking me out."
- Wales Online
Cheap pill almost everyone takes could cause heart attack and stroke
Some people are even prescribed the drugs for simple conditions, despite the risk of harm