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Princess Eugenie and Jack Brooksbank welcomed their first child yesterday - and the £45-a-bottle tequila company where he works was quick to capitalise on the news. Just 11 minutes after Buckingham Palace officially announced the couple had welcomed a son, Casamigos sent out a press request that any mention of proud father Mr Brooksbank should include his 'official title' and namecheck the brand. Unlike his wife, Mr Brooksbank does not hold a royal title. Instead this refers to his job as 'European Brand Director of Casamigos Tequila'. The statement read: 'Due to the recent news surrounding the arrival of the Royal Baby from HRH Princess Eugenie and Jack Brooksbank, we wanted to drop you a note to ask if you are to mention any further details about Jack Brooksbank that you use his official title: European Brand Director of Casamigos Tequila.' Mr Brooksbank first started working with Casamigos – which was co-founded by Hollywood star George Clooney and Cindy Crawford's husband … [Read more...] about That didn’t take long! New father Jack Brooksbank’s bosses at £45-a-bottle tequila company send out press release 11 MINUTES after Princess Eugenie’s baby news asking that reports name-check the brand

A police raid on a gym in Liverpool which breached Covid rules by refusing to close  saw officers pin a man to the floor and wield batons at customers and staff who attempted to flee.  Three people were arrested and 52 people were fined when police raided Prophecy Performance Centre in Speke, Merseyside, on Sunday afternoon.  CCTV footage from the scene, shared on social media, shows gym goers trying to escape out the back of the gym before police officers try to stop them from getting away - with one appearing to swing a baton. The clip also shows a group of officers restraining one person before pulling them to the ground when they resist.   Officers were tipped off that Prophecy Performance Centre had been welcoming fitness enthusiasts in defiance of the national lockdown.  Police raided Prophecy Performance Centre in Speke, Merseyside, on Sunday afternoon and used force on some people outside the gym Officers were tipped off that Prophecy Performance … [Read more...] about Moment gym is raided by police in Liverpool for breaching Covid rules by refusing to close as officers PIN man to floor and wield batons at ‘customers and staff’ attempting to flee

Travel and hospitality bosses today warn the UK faces a second summer write off as uncertainty over when restrictions will end squashes demand for holidays and social venues. Millions of Britons have already booked trips ahead of the Prime Minister's announcement of the country's plan for easing restrictions on February 22 and Matt Hancock has previously predicted a 'Great British Summer'. But several government figures are hinting coronavirus restrictions could last well into summer - despite fears it will spell the death knell for businesses across the UK when the furlough scheme ends on April 30. Mr Hancock indicated today tough border measures - Including ten-day isolation at home for all travellers and hotel quarantine for 33 'red list' countries - will need to be in place until vaccines have been tweaked to deal with variant strains in the Autumn. It came after Jonathan Van Tam said yesterday the 'more elaborate your plans are for summer holidays, in terms of crossing borders, in … [Read more...] about Britain faces a second summer write off: Travel firms, wedding venues, pubs, and event organisers warn uncertainty over when Covid rules will end – if EVER – means hundreds of thousands of jobs and businesses will go

BP is putting its money where its mouth is.The oil and gas major has been widely derided since, a year ago this week, it announced it was seeking to go net zero by 2050.Shareholders have been sceptical that BP can achieve the same financial returns from renewable investments as it can from its traditional activities.Meanwhile some environmental campaigners have also been sceptical about BP's sincerity, even when it made clear later last year that its new priorities will even see it leaving some oil in the ground that would otherwise have been extracted.BP's seriousness about hitting this target was underlined today when it bid by far the most for the right to add to the UK's offshore wind capacity. Advertisement In the first auction of offshore wind licences to be carried out by the Crown Estate since 2010, BP and its German partner, Energie Baden-Wuerttemberg (EnBW), agreed to pay £924m for the option to develop two sites in the Irish Sea around 30km … [Read more...] about BP blows away bid rivals with big bet on wind farms

Parents have been left fuming at headteachers who told their children to play in the snow instead of taking online lessons on Zoom. As large parts of the UK were hit with snow from Storm Darcy, some headteachers took it upon themselves to call a 'snow day' for home school students, scrapping online lessons and telling children to go out sledding instead. One school leader boastfully said she 'didn't care' about the reaction from already under pressure working parents, many of whom are struggling to deal with home-schooling as it is. Another even suggested working parents who had complained about the move were 'ungrateful'.   The row comes amid a huge clash between the Government and teaching unions ahead of the full reopening of schools in England after lockdown - with the Government currently pinpointing March 8 as a return date. The Government also plans to extend the school year in England, with Boris Johnson vowing to go 'flat out' to help children catch up on lost … [Read more...] about Schools call an ONLINE snow day: Parents fume as teachers cancel Zoom lessons for pupils because of SNOW and tell kids to go sledging for homework instead as council boss begs for more students to be home-schooled because classes are ‘over-capacity’