Beyoncé’s Topshop range produced in sweatshop conditions

The Sun newspaper has revealed that workers producing garments for Beyoncé’s Ivy Park range for Topshop are paid less than 44p an hour and endure “sweatshop” conditions. Some of the clothes are produced at a factory in Sri Lanka that pays employees just £4.30 a day. Leggings in the Ivy Park range sell for £100. Campaigners are calling for the minimum wage to be raised to 43,000 rupees, or £205, a month. The current minimum wage for the area is 13,500 rupees (£65), which means that the factory is not operating illegally.

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I wore a nightie from Primark to a wedding & jazzed up with a fascinator

A MUM claims she wowed at a family wedding by wearing a Primark NIGHTIE instead of a dress - and urges other women to have the 'confidence' to wear nightwear out and about. Sara Rochford was doing some shopping with her husband when she was blown away by a £20 floral nightie from Primark's 'Bridgerton' range.