
Bakery ordered to pay over $41,000 to worker who urinated in mixing bowls
CCTV footage captured the woman urinating in containers used to produce baked goods.
CCTV footage captured the woman urinating in containers used to produce baked goods.
Five people who were attempting to sell the pieces in Spain have been arrested.
The pair allegedly had an affair in 2003. Now she's sharing her side of the story, again.
And that's before you pay for the drink itself.
The Kiwi golfer has a rather unique variable to consider ahead of his latest tournament.
The airline tactfully said 'additional cleaning' was the reason for the cancellation.
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Jimmy Spithill and Team USA won the event after sneaking into the podium race.
Financial Times: Europe's growers have turned to NZ as climate change upends the industry.
Among the players’ demands was for interim president Pedro Rocha to resign.
The incident comes days after football chief Luis Rubiales was placed under investigation.
Travellers were shocked to discover not a single piece of luggage waiting at the carousel.
The Spanish football federation offered no immediate explanation for the dismissal.
Jason Saunders will be a key part of the French America's Cup challenge.
Injuries reported aboard P&O ship after storm broke ship's tethers in Palma de Mallorca.
'The kiss was the same I could give one of my daughters,' Rubiales said.
The video comes to light after Spain's football president kissed a player without consent.
Spanish FA president Luis Rubiales says the kiss was a mistake.
It's back-to-back World Cup silver medals for the astute Lionesses coach.
Four teams remain and this year the tournament will have a new champion.
Of major sporting events here, only the 2011 Rugby World Cup had bigger average crowds.
Eating alone is a very un-Iberian tradition, now it could mean you are refused service.
One of the stolen items included a 47-carat ring valued at $5 million.
Killer whales have developed a taste for the ultimate quarry, pleasure yachts.
Financial Times: Demand for the infrastructure is outstripping supply
ESPN reporter Samuel Marsden says he may have caused an international incident.
An historic heatwave in southern Europe is making some travellers rethink their plans.
One Spanish deli has taken dealing with Insta-tourists into its own hands.
Officials have estimated a 70 per cent election turnout.
The second heatwave in as many weeks has hit the Mediterranean hard.