Burna Boy makes history with sold-out London Stadium gig
A crowd of 60,000 fans screamed the Grammy award-winner's Afrobeats lyrics back to him at the London Stadium.
2023-06-05 21:56
Wall St opens muted as investors weigh chances of June rate pause
Wall Street's main indexes opened subdued on Monday after a solid rally last week, as investors assessed chances
2023-06-05 21:49
Five Key Charts to Watch in Global Commodities This Week
Gasoline consumption in the US continues to increase as the summer driving season gets underway. Elsewhere, stockpiles of
2023-06-05 21:19
‘Bounty Hunters’ Are Earning Money for Voter Signatures in California. Now, There’s a Backlash
It took less than 90 days for the oil and gas lobby to blow up one of Gavin
2023-06-05 21:18
Stellantis in talks for parts and material recycling JV with Galloo
MILAN Carmaker Stellantis and Belgian metals recycler Galloo have entered exclusive talks to create a joint venture focused
2023-06-05 20:26
Factbox-Who are the armed fighters in Russia's Belgorod region?
KYIV Two armed groups, the Russian Volunteer Corps (RVC) and Freedom of Russia Legion, say they have carried
2023-06-05 20:15
Saudi Arabia, US Make Tentative Steps Toward Healing Deep Rift
US Secretary of State Antony Blinken’s visit to Saudi Arabia this week is the latest sign of improving
2023-06-05 19:47
BlackRock Dips Back Into UK for Yields That Tower Over Peers
BlackRock Inc. and other large money managers are dipping back into the UK’s battered debt market, lured by
2023-06-05 19:47
Woman ends up in hospital after mistaking superglue for eyedrops
A woman has been hospitalised thanks to an unfortunate mix-up. In a viral clip posted to TikTok, 22-year-old Lyd (@icyylyd) urged her 112,000 followers to always "read the bottles" after she applied what she thought were eyedrops, only to discover she had doused herself in super glue. Lyd shared a montage of the horrifying incident, starting with a gruesome image of her eye glued shut. "They had me apply an ointment that breaks down and dissolves the glue," she wrote over a brief recording of her rubbing the cream on the affected eye. Sign up for our free Indy100 weekly newsletter She then showed herself being treated by medics on a hospital bed, explaining that the cream didn't work. This meant a doctor was forced to pick at the glue in an attempt to remove it. After several attempts, Lyd was taken into a private room where her eye was finally opened with a metal tool. She concluded by showing viewers her bloodshot eye after successfully being opened. "I'm in so much pain," she wrote while holding a compress against it. @icyylyd Not fun :))) read bottles before using! #fyp #superglueineye #foryoupage #foryou Inevitably, the TikTok soon spread across the platform, with a staggering 5.4 million views and thousands of comments from concerned users. "Oh my god girl … I hope you get better and I’m praying there’s no damage to your eye," one person wrote, to which Lyd responded: "Thankyou. In a lot of pain and vision is still not the best. They gave me antibiotic eye drops." Another added: "Superglue evil for designing their bottles the same as eyedrop bottles." Meanwhile, one medic claimed the mortifying incident is more common than people may think. They wrote: "Former ophthalmic tech here! This happens WAY more often than you’d think. Sometimes the only way is to trim the lashes down." Have your say in our news democracy. Click the upvote icon at the top of the page to help raise this article through the indy100 rankings.
2023-06-05 19:20
China Says Local Debt Under Control, No Systemic Risk Seen
China said local government debt is manageable and authorities have enough financial resources to avoid risks from spreading,
2023-06-05 18:24
Why is Prince Harry giving evidence in court?
LONDON (Reuters) -Prince Harry will become the first British royal to appear in the witness box since the 1890s when
2023-06-05 17:53
Germany Lines Up €50 Billion to Help Heavy Industry Go Green
Germany plans to help energy-intensive manufacturers transition to climate-neutral technologies with roughly €50 billion ($53.4 billion) in subsidies.
2023-06-05 17:24