All 29 billion coins in circulation in the UK have the Queen's head on them

A Pennsylvania woman is claiming that she spent four days in the hospital in October 2019 after biting into a scrap of metal in her chicken fries order from Burger King.

5 pairs of cute and colorful Adidas Ultraboost sneakers that deserve a spot in your closet

Megan Tomlinson says that when she bit into one of the fries she experienced immediate pain and her mouth started bleeding. When she got home, she allegedly started to throw up blood.

Tomlinson then headed to the hospital where employees found "three metal densities" in her Gastrointestinal tract, says Fox News.

With just $1,000 and one day, this Harlem bedroom gets a brand new look:

Tomlinson gave an interview to WPMT FOX43 where she revealed a photo of the metal outside of the chicken fries.

The metal was removed from her body and sent for testing, where Cibo Tech Laboratories found that it looked like it had come from a broken pen-knife of utility blade. The lab determined that the metal fragments were not cooked along with the raw chicken, indicating that it's unlikely the metal snapped off from machinery during the cooking process.

Burger King nor their chicken supplier Tyson are taking responsibility for the incident. Tomlison claims she's facing around $30,000 in medical bills.

“It’s just not fair,” Tomlinson said. “And they’re definitely not taking it seriously. I haven’t heard anything from anybody like asking if I’m okay.”

The incident is strikingly similar to what recently happened to Ada Teaupa at an Australia McDonald's, who bit into a chicken and cheese sandwich and hit a sharp metal rod.

Watch this living room that hasn't been updated since the '60s get a modern redesign:

The insurance company said it has already put aside £1.1bn in the first half for claims, while the fallout from the COVID-19 pandemic and runaway inflation also pose a threat.

"That doesn't even look like anything! That looks like scribbles!"

IT'S been confirmed sewage was pumped into an area of the sea which is being monitored near to where the county’s premier sports tournament Ironman, takes place.

LONDON (Reuters) -Britain's move to green-light dozens of new oil and gas fields will leave investors and banks with a tough PR job as Britain struggles to shore up its energy security whilst sticking to its climate commitments. Starting new oil and gas projects runs counter to the world's shift away from fossil fuels in the fight against global warming and a commitment at last November's U.N. climate talks to phase down their use. Yet runaway inflation amid conflict in Ukraine has forced the hand of new British prime minister Liz Truss as Russian President Putin seeks to use energy as a weapon this winter.

Summary This databook uses data from Apparel database showing the trends in the market and sectors by value and volume. It also reveals the brand leaders by market share in 2020 in each of the sectors as well as total apparel.New York, Sept. 09, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Reportlinker.com announces the release of the report "Childrenswear Market Size and Trend Analysis by Category (Girlswear, Boyswear, Babywear), Product Subsegment, Price Positioning, Retail Channel, Region, Consumer Attitudes, Ke

Families on lower incomes are still in need of additional support despite the government's energy announcement.

The Night Time Industries Association Scotland is calling for urgent action from the UK and Scottish governments.

A DAO is a new type of organisation that utilises blockchain technology and promises to radically change the way we work.On this week's episode of The Crypto Mile our host Brian McGleenon sat down with the co-founder of SyndicateDAO Will Papper to find out more about this new concept that is attempting to turn the traditional corporation on its head. The web3 term DAO is short for decentralised autonomous organisation. For those not seasoned in crypto-jargon, decentralisation describes how power, data and decisions are spread across many individuals or nodes on the blockchain, making a more democratic system that has no single point of failure. The word autonomous describes the process of using the blockchain to automate everything from payment transactions, to legal contracts and to execute decisions within organisations.

Bosses at EY have agreed to push ahead with a split of its audit and consulting arms in the biggest shake-up of a Big Four accounting giant in decades.

The net value (NAV) of EfTEN Real Estate Fund III AS shares was 20.1625 euros as of 31.08.2022. The net value of the EPRA share (EPRA NRV - accounting net value without taking into account the deferred income tax liability and the fair value of interest derivatives) was 21.45 euros as of 31.08.2022. Both NAV and EPRA NRV increased by 0.8% in August. In August, the fund earned a total of 1,132 thousand euros in consolidated rental income, which is 10 thousand euros more than the month before. The

Trondheim, 8 September 2022: Petors AS, a company owned by CEO and primary insider of NORBIT ASA, Per Jørgen Weisethaunet, has on 8 September 2022 purchased 10,000 shares in NORBIT at an average price of NOK 26.50 per share. Following the transaction, Petors AS owns 6,995,051 shares in NORBIT. In addition, related parties of Weisethaunet own 7,893 shares, so that the total number of shares controlled by Weisethaunet and related parties amounts 7,002,944 shares, representing 11.89 per cent of the

Global Building Thermal Insulation Market Global Building Thermal Insulation Market Dublin, Sept. 09, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The "Global Building Thermal Insulation Market by Material (Glasswool, Stonewool, Plastic Foam), Application (Roof Insulation, Floor Insulation, Wall Insulation), Building Type (Residential, Non-Residential) and Region - Forecast to 2027" report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering. The global building thermal insulation market will grow to USD 35.3 billio

Frasers Group to take up slot vacated by defence firm Meggitt, which was bought by US rival

"We are aware that in recent media interviews, Dave Ward, the General Secretary of the CWU has indicated that we are in 'secret talks' with a private equity investment group, he believes, regarding a takeover of Royal Mail," it said in a statement. The Communication and Workers Union (CWU) did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

Historic London department store Liberty was among the first to confirm it will not open on Friday.

Real wages dropped by 2.9% between 2021 and 2022, according to the data, compared to a 2.3% drop across the bloc.

Global Influenza Vaccine Market Global Influenza Vaccine Market Dublin, Sept. 08, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The "Global Influenza Vaccine Market - Forecasts from 2022 to 2027" report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering.The global Influenza Vaccine market is expected to grow at a compound annual growth rate of 5.35% over the forecast period to reach a market size of US$6.017 billion in 2027from US$4.177 billion in 2020.IntroductionInfluenza is a viral infection that affects the res

Global Surgical ENT Devices Market Global Surgical ENT Devices Market Dublin, Sept. 08, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The "Surgical ENT Devices Market Size, Share & Trends Analysis Report by Product (Radiofrequency Handpieces, Sinus Balloon Dilation Devices), by Region, and Segment Forecasts, 2022-2030" report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering.The global surgical ENT devices market size is expected to reach USD 11.2 billion by 2030. It is expected to expand at a CAGR of 5.67% from 2

Major players in the in-flight catering services market are Gate Gourmet, LSG Group, Servair S. A. , SATS Ltd, Journey Group Plc, ANA Catering Service Co. Ltd, Emirates Flight Catering, Flying Food Group, Newrest Group Services SAS, AAS Catering, Egypt Air In-Flight Services, KLM Catering Services Schiphol, Air Fayre, and Abby’s Catering.New York, Sept. 08, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Reportlinker.com announces the release of the report "In-Flight Catering Services Global Market Report 2022" - http

The Bank of England will hand cash-starved energy companies up to £40bn of Covid-style loans as suppliers struggle to protect themselves from soaring prices.