SECURITYJul 30 · 18:10 UTCDAILY MAIL

Shopper who claimed he was 'racially profiled' in Lidl while buying 5p bags of shallots in a Christmas offer wins £25,000 in compensation

A shopper claimed he was racially profiled by Lidl while purchasing 5p bags of shallots during a Christmas offer and won £25,000 in compensation. The case centers on allegations of racial discrimination during a routine shopping trip.

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