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  • Marvel What If… Episode 2 – Chadwick Boseman’s final triumph

    August 18, 2021

    Last week gave us a rousing opening to Marvel’s What If…?, a series that imagines parts of the Marvel Universe if certain decisions had been made differently. The introduction of Captain Carter was well received, and led speculation as to whether the character could be seen in future live action stories, given that The Multiverse [...]

  • Data watchdog warns pub goers to think before giving details to ordering apps

    August 18, 2021

    Pub goers should be cautious when giving personal information to venues, according to the UK’s data privacy watchdog.  The Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) has warned Brits to consider what information they are providing when using apps to order food and drink at pubs. Pubs should only ask customers for information that is “relevant and necessary”, [...]

  • Forget the Caribbean: Why the hottest tipple is… Welsh rum

    August 18, 2021

    An Englishman, a Scotsman and a Welshman were sitting in London’s Leman Street Tavern moaning about their boring, grey, routine-bound  lives. They decided to do something different, starting by ordering rum instead of their customary gin. This became the origin story for their own commercially produced rum made in Carmarthen using Welsh fruit loaf and [...]

  • Editorial: America First vs Global Britain

    August 18, 2021

    On Tuesday night Joe Biden shirked the blame from the chaotic withdrawal of US troops from Afghanistan. The speed of the Taliban’s takeover was unexpected, the President said – a sole admission of any miscalculation. Biden took the reins of a Trump-era decision and mangled it into a foreign policy catastrophe for the US and [...]

  • People Just Do Nothing: Big In Japan is a fun misadventure

    August 18, 2021

    Being a successful British comedy does not always guarantee film success. The Inbetweeners, Ab Fab, and Mr Bean all made millions at the box office; but for every triumph there’s a cautionary tale – Alan Patridge’s Alpha Papa and The Bad Education Movie had muted responses, while David Brent’s solo project lost millions. Hoping to be [...]

  • Ryanair warns passengers against using Kiwi.com’s ‘fake boarding passes’

    August 18, 2021

    Ryanair has issued a stark warning to summer holidaymakers against using “fake” boarding passes issued to them by online travel agent Kiwi.com. Passengers that attempt to board using the forms issued by Kiwi will be denied boarding, Ryanair said, adding more uncertainty to a chaotic summer of travel. Kiwi.com responded to the threat saying the [...]

  • Brits to spend £51bn on city breaks this year

    August 18, 2021

    Holidaymakers exploring UK cities on staycations will spend a collective £51bn this year. On average Brits are going on three city breaks this year and spending on average £414 on a holiday, according to the 2021 Travelodge City Holiday Index. Holidaymakers will spend £17.08 more than the 2020 city break average spend of £396.92, according [...]

  • Nando’s Peri Peri chicken off the table as UK favourite hit with supply shortages

    August 18, 2021

    Ongoing supply chain disruptions have caused Nando’s to shut several restaurants while industry suppliers warn of worse to come. With the ‘pingdemic’ raging on, reduced numbers of lorry drivers and staffing shortages at suppliers have significantly impacted Nando’s operations. The UK based restaurant group recently suffered a chicken shortage and subsequently had to close 45 [...]

  • Widening deficit lays bare difficulties of Scottish independence

    August 18, 2021

    The response to the Covid crisis has inflicted severe damage on Scotland’s public finances, according to official figures released today. Scotland’s fiscal deficit swelled to 22.4 per cent of GDP in the year to April 2021, more than eight percentage points higher than the same ratio for the UK as a whole. In 2019/20, Scotland’s [...]

  • Annual Covid-19 boosters may become a reality, says Moderna co-founder

    August 18, 2021

    With governments around the world debating whether to authorise Covid-19 vaccine booster doses, Moderna co-founder Noubar Afeyan envisions a time when the shot could become routine. “Public health officials are going to have to decide if everybody should get a booster shot,” he said in an interview on Bloomberg TV today. “My guess is that [...]

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