By Emaan Warraich Published 22 minutes ago Share close Share page Copy link About sharing Related Topics Tory leadership Liz Truss's campaign has predicted an "exodus of MPs from Sunak to us" as 10 more MPs back her leadership bid. MP Chris Skidmore had been supporting Rishi Sunak but switched his support, saying he was "concerned by his [Mr Sunak's] consistently changing position, especially on the economy". Sunak ally Theresa Villiers MP said people would "inevitably change their mind" during the campaign. But speaking to Sky News, she said Mr Sunak had "a huge amount of support". The results of the contest to replace Boris Johnson as the next leader of the Conservative Party, and the next prime minister, are due to be announced on 5 September. So far, polls have suggested that Ms Truss is more popular among Conservative Party members. Her campaign … [Read more...] about Tory Leadership: 10 more MPs announce support for Liz Truss
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Perfume bottle manufacturer for Gucci and L’Oréal in danger
Heinz-Glas is one of Germany's biggest glass bottle manufacturers and produces perfume bottles for illustrious brands such as Gucci and L'Oréal. While the industry has weathered many storms, the current gas crisis rocking the country could prove fatal. At the Bavarian plant, almost 70 tonnes of glass are made every day, at temperatures of up to 1,600 degrees. Massive amounts of gas are used, which has become an endangered and increasingly expensive resource. The rise in energy costs is driving up production costs as Vice President Murat Agac explains. "Since the invasion of Ukraine, some gas and energy prices have risen tenfold compared to 2019 while other costs are even 20 times the price they were. "So, prices are volatile, but basically, they are way too high and it's hardly economically sustainable anymore." If Russian gas suppliers were to turn off the taps, the move would prove disastrous for the industry that produces a million of these bottles daily in … [Read more...] about Perfume bottle manufacturer for Gucci and L’Oréal in danger
Bethenny Frankel calls Kim Kardashian’s SKKN skincare line ‘impractical at best’
Kim Kardashian’s recently launched skincare line, SKKN by Kim, is one of the hot topics of discussion for its extremely high price tag on social media. While many users shared reviews about the new products, Bethenny Frankel went unfiltered during the review video of Kim new skincare line on TikTok. The reality TV star, 51, looked over two of the products including, the $55 exfoliator and $75 eye cream, in the clip posted on Monday. She called the items “impractical at best” and “somewhat overpriced.” She also criticized the packaging and compared it to a Rubik's Cube, saying, “I don’t understand it, because it doesn’t stack.” In the two-minute critique, Frankel also claimed, “Is it worth the money they’re charging? Unlikely.” Many internet users thanked Frankel for the honest review. One wrote, “You just saved me money…I travel way too much.” Another user commented, “The circle one looks like [an] EOS lip balm packaging lololol,” to which Frankel replied, “Yes I … [Read more...] about Bethenny Frankel calls Kim Kardashian’s SKKN skincare line ‘impractical at best’
Mark Drakeford: From Latin degree to Wales’ leader
Published 7 January 2019 Share close Share page Copy link About sharing After years at the heart of government, Mark Drakeford today starts in the top job. BBC Wales' political correspondent Daniel Davies has spoken to friends, colleagues and opponents of the Welsh Labour leader about his politics, personality and the sort of first minister he will be. Mark Drakeford's political awakening came early. Nationalist fervour swept his home town of Carmarthen when Gwynfor Evans was elected as Plaid Cymru's first MP in 1966. At grammar school, Mr Drakeford remembers groups of pupils marching around chanting political slogans. English-only road signs lay piled on the ground, torn down the night before. The political climate fired the imagination of the young Drakeford, a clarinet-playing cricket fan. Trashing road signs was, he thought, a "fantastic thing to be doing", he told me. … [Read more...] about Mark Drakeford: From Latin degree to Wales’ leader
Justin Bieber addresses racism issue during Norway concert
Justin Bieber made headlines when he postponed his Justice World tour dates after the singer was diagnosed with Ramsay Hunt Syndrome. However, recently, the Baby hit-maker has resumed the tour with high spirits. During Norway concert on Sunday, the Peaches crooner took a moment to share his thoughts about the purpose of his new album Justice with his fans. Justin also shared a snippet of his speech he made at the concert on Instagram where he addressed racism issue. “So when we created the Justice album, we wanted to make an intentional moment. A moment of unity, a moment of acceptance, a moment of belonging. In this world, there’s a lot of division, and what justice is, is for us to all come together,” said the 28-year-old. He went to add, “We know that racism is evil. It’s wrong. But you and I, we get to be the difference-makers.” “We get to be the ones to stand with our brothers and sisters and make a change,” noted the Yummy singer. Justin also thanked … [Read more...] about Justin Bieber addresses racism issue during Norway concert