JD Wetherspoon boss Sir Tim Martin: ‘Dry January becoming minor cult’ while pubs struggle January 3, 2024 The boss of JD Wetherspoon, Sir Tim Martin, has said that Dry January is turning into a “minor cult”, as publicans across Britain brace for a slow month of trade. Sir Tim, who fronts the popular budget boozer, told City A.M that people have “always overindulged at Christmas and then tried to compensate in January”. [...]
New book goes behind the scenes at BMW to reveal secret cars January 3, 2024 Steve Saxty's new book explores the history of BMW design, revealing untold stories and concept cars that never escaped the drawing board.
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Cegga Ferrari 250 TR review: one-off classic race car driven January 3, 2024 This stunning Cegga Ferrari 250 TR recreation is your ticket to racing at Goodwood Revival. Tim Pitt gets behind the wheel.
Beat the January Blues by putting these three colours around your home January 3, 2024 Beat the January Blues by putting these three colours around your home
Inside the largest and most expensive Dubai penthouse, worth £130 million January 3, 2024 The largest ever penthouse to be built in Dubai has gone on sale for £130 million
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Warning signs your ‘Dry January’ may point to deeper issues January 2, 2024 An addiction rehab specialist from The Priory says that it may be time to reflect on "automatic behaviour towards alcohol", this Dry January.
Aldi and Lidl cash in as Brits clamoured for discounted Christmas January 2, 2024 Aldi was the big winner as the retailer reported its "best ever" festive period, taking in £1.5bn in sales in the run-up to 25 December, across its more-than 1,000 UK outlets.
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