Receptionist 'sent home from PwC for not wearing high heels' | UK news | The Guardian
Coronation Street newcomer Nicola Thorp is a high heels campaigner trying to change the law - Manchester Evening News
Nicola Thorp at the House of Commons, London, where a bid to make it illegal for companies to require women to wear high heels at work will be debated by MPs later
Woman wins right to not have to wear high heels to work · TheJournal.ie
High heels row: government response 'a cop-out', says worker | Discrimination at work | The Guardian
Report: Women Forced To Wear Heels At Work Feel "Humiliated" | Time
Nicola Thorp: I was sexually harassed while working on women's rights show - BelfastTelegraph.co.uk
Nicola Thorp, dress codes and identity | Kettle Mag
Actress Nicola Thorp in high heels row: women shouldn't be made to wear make-up to work either | London Evening Standard | Evening Standard
BBC actress working as a City receptionist sacked for not wearing high heels | UK | News | Express.co.uk
Woman at centre of workplace heels dispute disappointed at delay in dress code guidelines - BelfastTelegraph.co.uk
Woman's high-heel petition receives 100,000-plus signatures | Gender | The Guardian
Sent Home for Not Wearing Heels, She Ignited a British Rebellion - The New York Times
Coronation Street bosses sign up high heels campaigner Nicola Thorp to play Pat Phelan's secret daughter
Wear heels or get out, City worker is told | News | The Times
High heels row: Petition for work dress code law rejected - BBC News
Firm in high heels row changes policy after controversy
Nicola Thorp at the House of Commons, London, where a bid to make it illegal for companies to require women to wear high heels at work will be debated by MPs later
Furious receptionist claims she was sent home from top accountancy firm for not wearing high heels - Daily Record
UK 120,000-strong petition calls for change in work dress-code law after high-heel row | News | DW | 13.05.2016
Can your boss really make you wear high heels? Your rights explained - Mirror Online
Women CAN be forced to wear high heels at work after Government refuses to change 'sexist' law
A Woman in Britain Was Sent Home From Her Job for Not Wearing High Heels | Glamour
UK debates: Are high heel dress codes sexist? - The Salt Lake Tribune
Nicola Thorp: I was fired for refusing to wear high heels at work
Nicola Thorp: Firm in high heels 'sexism' row scraps policy after public backlash | London Evening Standard | Evening Standard
