Wetherspoon is known for cheap drinks and filling food thanks to its variety of pub grub. But as many ex-workers have suggested it isn’t always made from scratch and can be pre-made. Now, a current worker of the renowned pub chain has shared which meal customers should be ordering at Wetherspoon. Macey Newberry shared a […]
Everton v Fulham: Premier League – live | Premier League
Key events Show key events only Please turn on JavaScript to use this feature 11 min: Pereira plays the ball out wide to Adama Traore but overhits his pass, fails to find the Fulham winger and sends it out for a throw-in. Share 9 min: Everton fans appeal for a penalty after Calvert-Lewin goes to […]
Inside Luke Littler’s new £6000-a-month mansion on Millionaire’s Road | Other | Sport
Teenage dart prodigy Luke Littler has put his bountiful winnings to good use, investing in a five-bedroom mansion for himself and his family. Despite suffering the odd hiccup here and there, having notably lost to Andrew Gilding at the European Championship finals in Dortmund this week, sensation Littler has emerged as one of the leading […]
Africa’s new £19bn gas pipeline that will pass through an incredible 13 countries | World | News
Africa is in the process of developing its energy infrastructure, as it seeks to exploit its supplies of fossil fuels. The continent has twelve percent of the world’s oil reserves and eight percent of gas supplies. It is attracting billions of pounds of investment as it looks to launch over 400 oil and gas projects […]
Jamie Oliver’s cauliflower cheese pasta is ideal for using up leftovers
Jamie Oliver turns the well-loved British classic cauliflower cheese into a main dish by concocting a creamy pasta. This creamy spaghetti combines the richness of cauliflower cheese with the savoury crunch of garlic-infused breadcrumbs, all sourced from regular cupboard staples. Shared on the chef’s website from his 7 Ways cookbook, this recipe allows for the […]
Scientific research needs robust government backing, not Treasury penny-pinching | Andre Geim and Nancy Rothwell
The research sector has been a consistent, if sometimes undervalued, UK success story, with countless examples of breakthroughs that have transformed our understanding of the world and the way we live in it, and contributed significantly to our health and wealth. In Manchester last week we celebrated 20 years since the Nobel prize-winning discovery of […]
Casper Ruud slams tennis stars for ‘making drama’ after Raducanu and Djokovic complain | Tennis | Sport
Casper Ruud has laid into the tennis players ‘making drama’ by complaining about the different balls used at various tournaments. Emma Raducanu and Novak Djokovic are just two of the high-profile players to have raised concerns about the ball changes contributing to injury problems on both the WTA and ATP Tour. Raducanu, who had surgery […]
Keir Starmer loses reparations battle as Commonwealth demands justice | Politics | News
Sir Keir Starmer failed to exclude language on slavery reparations from a joint statement signed by Commonwealth countries at the end of a summit. The Prime Minister downplayed the prominence of reparatory justice on the agenda at the gathering in Samoa, insisting talks about climate resilience had instead been the “absolute priority” on Saturday (October […]
Keep rats and mice away from your garden naturally with 1 household item they hate
The sight of rodents and other pests scurrying around your home or garden can be unsettling, and it’s crucial to act swiftly to prevent an infestation. As the cold weather sets in, mice and rats are more likely to seek shelter in your property, attracted by warmth and food. Instead of using chemical pellets or […]
From Grenfell to Bloody Sunday, the UK government’s formal apologies | Reparations and reparative justice
As leaders gathered at the Commonwealth heads of government meeting (Chogm) in the Pacific nation of Samoa this week, they hoped that the UK government and King Charles might use the summit as an opportunity to issue an apology for Britain’s colonial past and discuss reparatory justice. While their concerns were acknowledged, the UK stressed […]