62 m. ago I've lost an astonishing 4 stone on Mounjaro and still eat like a queen, says ROSEMARY SHRAGER. These are the delicious, filling dishes that help you lose weight fast

Weight-loss injections are changing the way many of us eat, which begs a question for anyone who loves to wine and dine: how do you throw a dinner party when appetites are medically suppressed?

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65 m. ago Tom Kerridge's beef with M&S shoppers...over £195 Wellington that serves 6 people

Tom Kerridge has irked customers once again by releasing a Beef Wellington as part of his M&S Christmas collection for an astonishing £195.

Economics

74 m. ago ‘Making films is who I am’: Tom Cruise gets lifetime achievement Oscar

The Hollywood star – who had been nominated for multiple Oscars but never previously won – was honoured at the Academy’s annual Governors awards, along with Dolly Parton, Wynn Thomas and Debbie AllenTom Cruise finally received an Oscar on Sunday night in Los Angeles – though not for a specific acting role. The star of Top Gun, Jerry Maguire and the Mission: Impossible series was given an honorary Academy Award at the annual Governors awards, which are designed to reward lifetime achievement.In a statement before the event, Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences (Ampas) president Janet Yang cited “Cruise’s incredible commitment to our film-making community, to the theatrical experience, and to the stunts community has inspired us all”. Recalling his efforts to shoot the seventh Mission: Impossible in 2020, Yang added that Cruise “helped to usher the industry through a challenging time during the Covid-19 pandemic”. Continue reading...

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88 m. ago Mind guru Gilbert Enoka: ‘England are about to go to war, and I want to be in the trench with them’

The mental skills coach famous for the ‘no dickheads’ policy coined during 21 years with the All Blacks now faces his and Brendon McCullum’s acid test in the Ashes“We’ve got a smooth lake at the moment,” Gilbert Enoka says, relaxing in the bar of England’s team hotel in Perth a few days before the battle for the Ashes gets under way. “But the series is going to start and then there’s going to be really, really choppy water in terms of what we actually have to sail. All I want is to help the guys develop structures that can help them be reliable when those waves come.”Enoka is the mental skills coach most famous for instigating a “no dickheads” policy during his 21 years in the All Blacks dressing room, and a man whose path to the pinnacle of team sport is as remarkable as the impact he has had since getting there. He spent much of his childhood in an orphanage before moving back in with his mother, who had settled with a new partner Enoka describes as “alcoholic, dysfunctional”. At ...

Events

92 m. ago I ate at James Martin, Jamie Oliver, and Gordon Ramsay diners and I'd only return to one

I recently reviewed restaurants owned by James Martin, Jamie Oliver and Gordon Ramsay and found there was one clear winner

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1 hour ago Castletown Mill: Historic Scottish north coast landmark reopened as a distillery and 'key' NC500 attraction

A new whisky venture from the founders of Dunnet Bay Distillers, producers of award-winning Rock Rose Gin, marks completion of a landmark restoration.

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2 h. ago ROSEMARY SHRAGER: I'm a celebrity chef and I've lost 4 stone using weight

Weight-loss injections are changing the way many of us eat, which begs a question for anyone who loves to wine and dine: how do you throw a dinner party when appetites are medically suppressed?

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2 h. ago Speeding driver who was 'really drunk' killed grandad in horror 91mph crash

Callum Fox, 29, had six or seven drinks at a cocktail bar in Paisley when he struck Jim Paterson as he crossed the road.

Events

2 h. ago The most detailed map of the brain ever seen: Stunning simulation details 10 MILLION neurons across 86 interconnected regions

The stunning simulation created with Japan's ultra-fast supercomputer, represents almost 10 million neurons, 26 billion synapses and 86 interconnected brain regions.

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2 h. ago Your gut health is important. Here’s six recipes to boost it

From cottage cheese pancakes to sticky miso aubergine poke bowls

Society

2 h. ago Gained weight? Blame climate change! Higher CO2 levels are making our food more calorific and less nutritious, study finds

If you've piled on the pounds recently, a surprising factor could be to blame - climate change.

Society

3 h. ago Man Utd's dream transfer window: £200m double deal as Ruben Amorim cashes in

Manchester United are hoping that two specific players can help transform their fortunes while other potentially shrewd deals may also present themselves in next summer's transfer window

Economics

3 h. ago I ate at Jamie Oliver, James Martin and Gordon Ramsay restaurants and there was clear winner

Christopher Sharp travelled to three different restaurants each owned or run by a famous celebrity chef and found one was levels apart from the other two

Society

3 h. ago UK supermarket to slash 1L bottle of Baileys to 'cheapest price all year'

Find out when Scots will be able to bag a bottle of the festive icon for half-price.

Economics

3 h. ago Memoirs, myths and Midnight’s Children: Salman Rushdie’s 10 best books – ranked!

As the author publishes a new story collection, we rate the work that made his name – from his dazzling Booker winner to an account of the 2022 attack that nearly killed him “It makes me want to hide behind the furniture,” Rushdie now says of his debut. It’s a science fiction story, more or less, but also indicative of the sort of writer Rushdie would become: garrulous, playful, energetic. The tale of an immortal Indian who travels to a mysterious island, it’s messy but charming, and the sense of writing as performance is already here. (Rushdie’s first choice of career was acting, and he honed his skill in snappy lines when working in an advertising agency.) Not a great book, but one that shows a great writer finding his voice, and a fascinating beginning to a stellar career. Continue reading...

Events

3 h. ago I visited one of UK's best Christmas markets and made a horrible mistake

The UK's Christmas markets are back and bigger than ever, with a huge variety of food and drink on offer - but Christopher Megrath made a mistake with during his first visit

Politics

3 h. ago Now woke scientists claim parents should ask their babies for CONSENT to change their nappies

Most parents try to get them over and done with as soon as possible - but woke scientists now claim that nappy changes should be used as an opportunity to teach babies consent.

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3 h. ago This Manchester Christmas Markets stall has people queuing around the block

It's attracting quite some crowds

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4 h. ago Ditch frying pan and oil for crispy bacon with alternative cooking method

Cook bacon in minutes and get perfectly crispy strips that are also flavourful

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4 h. ago Leading astronomer spots six brand new constellations over Britain

A leading astronomer has uncovered six brand new constellations over Britain - and they're all named after delicious party foods.

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