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Veganism: Dr Potter advises on switching to plant-based diet SUBSCRIBE Invalid email We use your sign-up to provide content in ways you've consented to and to improve our understanding of you. This may include adverts from us and 3rd parties based on our understanding. You can unsubscribe at any time. More info The Kitchen at London House on the Isle of Wight slated the unsatisfied customers, who had criticized the eatery for refusing to cater to their diets. Related articles Use vinegar and kitchen roll to prevent food from going stale Rob and Dave Nicholson say 'wartime thrift' will see us through crisis The backlash came after the restaurant posted its new evening menu for their new London House Bistro on the business page. Several people were quick to point out the absence of vegan options. The menu boasts mains including short rib of beef, confit duck leg cassoulet, and sea bass - with just one … [Read more...] about Restaurant slams vegan customers after backlash over new menu ‘Holier-than-thou’

Ah, the ‘enduring’ marriage. The comfortable silences stacking the dishwasher, the inconsequential enquiries about a dull working day… the seething over-reaction to the lack of a jacket potato on an airport restaurant’s menu. It’s this seemingly ridiculous fight that Sean Bean ’s introspective Ian picks with his wife Emma ( Nicola Walker ) over her innocuous choice of chips that introduces us to their painfully believable world. It’s full of worry about their child, their elderly parents, their jobs and the ‘is this it’ desperation of middle age. As the plane taxis, they hiss sweary insults at each other. As it takes off, Ian reaches for Emma’s hand again. There’s a quiet romance in that small gesture. Writer and director Stefan Golaszewski made his name with the sitcoms Mum and Him & Her, but this is an altogether more considered and minimalist relationship study. Bean plays Ian with the kind of diminished sadness where a hesitant shuffle into a job interview … [Read more...] about Marriage on BBC review: Sean Bean and Nicola Walker deliver acting masterclass in authentic relationship study

Tesla has fallen victim to supply chain chaos in China and a damaging bet on Bitcoin, bringing a record run of profits at Elon Musk’s car company to a sudden end. The electric vehicle maker also sold off a chunk of its Bitcoin holdings, the company said on Wednesday, as its bet on the cryptocurrency soured. Revenues at Tesla dropped by 9pc between the second and first quarter to $16.9bn (£14.1bn), though were still 42pc higher than a year earlier. Its revenues were down on the record three-month revenues of $18.8bn it posted earlier this year amid supply chain woes and a factory shut down in China due to Covid restrictions. Telsa said it “faced certain challenges, including limited production and shutdowns in Shanghai for the majority of the quarter” but claimed it “continued to make significant progress across the business during the second quarter of 2022”. Earlier this month, Tesla reported it had delivered more than 254,000 electric vehicles, down from around 300,000 in … [Read more...] about Tesla’s profits knocked by China factory shutdowns as it sells Bitcoin

From the centuries-old bridge opposite her home in the Hampshire village of Stoke Charity, Ruth Guy surveys the bare bones of the River Dever. Since July she has watched this precious chalk stream, a tributary of the River Test, dwindle to nothing but white rubble. When she first moved here 21 years ago, the 67-year-old tells me, the water was deep enough for her then 12-year-old son to paddle a canoe under the bridge. She points out the watermarks, which show how high it should run. Now only a smattering of aquatic plants – water mint and forget-me-not – are all that are left of this unique habitat (nearly 90 per cent of the world’s chalk streams are in England). Across the other side of the bridge the water has shrunk to a few turquoise pools skimmed by circling swallows. On recent evenings, Guy says, herons and egrets have gathered round for a “feeding frenzy” upon the last remaining fish unable to seek shelter. “This has never, ever, happened before,” she says. “Even apparently … [Read more...] about ‘Our chalk streams are rarer than the Brazilian rainforest yet we aren’t protecting them’

By Gareth Lewis Published 10 March 2014 Share close Share page Copy link About sharing Cuts to council leisure services will have a "depressing, alarming and disastrous" impact on the fight against obesity, a leading specialist doctor has warned. Dr Nadim Haboubi said councils should be spending more on leisure to fight an "obesity crisis". The Welsh government said reductions to council funding had been unavoidable. Leisure services are particularly vulnerable because councils have no legal obligation to provide them. The Welsh Local Government Association (WLGA) has been asked to comment. 'More active' Wales has high levels of obesity with the Welsh Health Survey 2012 reporting that 57% of adults were overweight or obese. "We already have an obesity crisis in Wales," said Dr Haboubi, chairman of National Obesity Forum Wales. "It is sad that [the cuts … [Read more...] about Council leisure cuts could make obesity worse, doctor warns

Prince William and Kate 'might move to royal lodge' says host SUBSCRIBE Invalid email We use your sign-up to provide content in ways you've consented to and to improve our understanding of you. This may include adverts from us and 3rd parties based on our understanding. You can unsubscribe at any time. More info Kate, the Duchess of Cambridge and Prince William have been tipped to be moving closer to the Queen at Windsor whilst maintaining their offices at Kensington Palace. The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have been reported to be considering Adelaide Cottage, which incorporates parts of the original Royal Lodge. The re-erected version of Royal Lodge is currently the home of Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson but royal commentator Rachel Bowie suggested a swap could be taking place after Fergie bought a new property in Mayfair. Related articles Sophie Wessex and Edward roles hanging in balance after succession … [Read more...] about Kate and Prince William tipped for Windsor home ‘swap’ with Fergie and Prince Andrew

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has urged G7 leaders "to do everything possible" to end the war in his country by the end of the year, G7 sources said. Addressing their summit in Bavaria by video link, Ukraine's leader appealed directly to the leaders for more help for his country, and for "intensified sanctions" against Russia. It came as G7 leaders pledged to continue to support Ukraine in the long term. Zelenskyy "had a very strong message that we must do everything possible to try to end this war before the end of the year," the sources said. He also stressed the importance of "not lowering the pressure and continuing to sanction Russia massively, heavily". The West has already adopted several packages of measures since the start of the Russian offensive on Ukraine on 24 February. During his speech, the Ukrainian president "spoke of the harshness of winter" in Ukraine "where it is more difficult to fight". "At the end of the year, we will enter a … [Read more...] about Ukraine war: Zelenskyy calls on G7 to help end war with Russia ‘by the end of the year’

PASTY-FACED and with pinhole eyes, heroin addict Nigel Canning admits he's a “professional shoplifter”. The junkie from Burnley , Lancashire admits he needs £30 a day to feed a habit that has left him strung out for the best part of 35 years. Nigel admits: “I’ll pinch anything - TVs and whole racks of jackets - there’s no point just pinching one, you might as well take the whole lot. “I don’t feel guilty about thieving. I’m not robbing old ladies. I need £10-worth of heroin just to function. “At the moment I’m injecting but hope to get into rehab soon. I’ve had enough. All my friends are dead. I’m the last samurai.” Now - at the town’s Church on The Street Ministries - this lost soul is seeking solace. READ MORE BROKE BRITAIN DANGER ZONE Inside drug-ridden town where hard-up locals 'wrap up in curtains' to stay warm 'OUT OF HAND' Inside crumbling town where dealers turn derelict homes into ‘drug stores’ … [Read more...] about Inside UK’s cost-of-living crisis capital where sky-high bills leave teens ‘desperate to get jailed to stay warm’