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Dining across the divide: 'I don't want to live in a white, Anglo-Saxon Protestant country with warm beer'
Voting record Always Conservative, except when he lived in “the socialist republic of south Hackney” and then voted for the SDP Amuse bouche His beat when he worked in insurance was kidnap and ransom: “Everyone always says that…
Bartenders blend 0.0 with alcoholic drinks, including 60/40 Guinness
Punters have mixed reactions to the new drink, dubbed a 'Guinness shandy' READ MORE: Is this London's MOST expensive alcohol-free pint? Guinness 0.0 to be sold at famed London pub for £6.55 - just 55p less than a regular pint) With demand for…
A campaign by the pub industry says it needs tax cuts to survive - BBC News
'The pub is the backbone of the British people and if all the pubs disappear that's a large part of Britain gone.' Mark Grist, owner of Smith's Tavern in Ashbourne, Derbyshire, says he is fully behind an industry campaign calling on Chancellor…
Wizard of Oz Insights to Create Cozy Nostalgia at Home
In the world of Hollywood classics, “The Wizard of Oz” remains a treasure trove of fascinating stories and secrets. These behind-the-scenes tales not only intrigue fans but also bring a touch of familiarity and warmth, as if inviting…
Running nightclubs has never been harder, says Lincoln owner - BBC News
A nightclub and bar owner has called on the government to do more to help a hospitality sector struggling with rising costs. John O'Donohue, who runs three venues in Lincoln, said the annual energy bill for one of his bars had risen from…
Guinness price war as Gen Z seek cheaper pints
No longer seen as the preserve of older, male drinkers, social media influencers and celebrity endorsements have helped Guinness to a remarkable resurgence. But with the iconic Irish stout's new Generation Z fans having to pay £7 or more for…
The beautiful European city which hosts the 'capital' of Christmas markets
There's something peculiarly warm and inviting about a trip to the continent in the build-up to Christmas. Whether it's the sunny home of Sinterklaas in Spain, the Bavarian forests around Munich or the ice palaces of Lapland and their promise of…
Younger drinkers go booze-free, but not everyone's toasting the holiday mocktail takeover
This Thanksgiving, the content of popular 'cocktails' may surprise you. A growing number of Americans are swapping cocktails for creative mocktails — and the numbers suggest the shift is here to stay. Recent surveys show nearly half of…
Sadiq Khan's at it again - and you're going to hate his latest plan for ruining London
Sadiq thinks building on the green belt will solve London's housing crisis There are few things left in London that remind the people, like me, who live here that we still live in a country, and not in a vast, anxious megacity stitched together by…
Outrage builds as 'Franken-milk' made in labs prepares to hit stores
MORE: Top MIT scientist blasts 'climate hysteria,' says global warming fears are driven by money... not evidence A Frankenstein-like milk that comes from lab-grown 'mammalian cell cultures' is just months away from being sold in US grocery stores…
The truth about Trump is sinking in for his MAGA followers
One of the truisms of American politics over the past few decades has been that voters want their presidents to be someone you'd like to have a beer with, a regular guy — yes, it's only guys — you could relate to. Since politicians…
Economic Security Promotion Law: Protect People's Lives by Taking Flexible Approach to Revision
The risk of such incidents as cyberattacks possibly halting critical infrastructure services or leaking information on cutting-edge technologies is increasing. To protect people's daily lives and economic activities, it is necessary to promptly…
The Shaston Arms, London W1: 'Just because you can do things doesn't mean you should do them' - restaurant review | Grace Dent on restaurants
While perched inside what felt like a repurposed bookshelf at the draughty back end of the Shaston Arms, sitting next to the dumb waiter and waiting for the ping to herald the arrival of my £16 plate of red mullet with squid ink rice, I had…
This young farmer is turning beets and red wheat into quirky spirits
A young Victorian farmer is turning unconventional crops into unique alcoholic drinks. Ross Shaw from Gippsland has produced 400 bottles each of red wheat vodka and sugar beet spirit this year. Mr Shaw hopes to grow his distilling side hustle while…
I was leader of the House of Commons and our nation has 1 superpower we often forget
Dame Penny Mordaunt pulls an almost-perfect pint for the Express The regulars at the Westminster Arms are used to drinking with politicians and famous figures. Angelina Jolie, Glenda Jackson, Bishop Desmond Tutu and Bill Clinton have all enjoyed a…
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