Restaurant Review: Chokhi Dhani, London

Exit Vauxhall Station at the foot of the bridge and head west, following the path of the Thames. Pass the 50 storey glass syringe, trailing the road to the right as it forks onto Nine Elms Lane and keep walking; crossing the invisible border between Lambeth and Wandsworth. Lapse the blocks of flats veiled with trailing ivy and the new (controversially located) American Embassy. Keep walking. The road then continues its winding tour of unaffordable industrial rubble. Keep walking. Past...

Kagoule sign to Alcopop! Records for second album

Nottingham trio Kagoule will release their new album Strange Entertainment on Alcopop! Records later this year. The band will also support Drenge on their upcoming run of headline shows this month. With some time away from the spotlight to consolidate their early achievements and think about the direction they were heading after parting ways with their previous label, Strange Entertainment sees the band finally spinning together their disparate influences into a record that attempts to capture the sum of their parts. Commenting on...

Woman, 39, scarred for life after being glassed by football hooligans in pub at Wolverhampton Wanderers vs Aston Villa

A woman has been left scarred for life after she was glassed in the face and head by football hooligans who attacked her in a pub. The 39-year-old was in the Royal George pub, in Willenhall, West Mids., during a Wolverhampton Wanderers v Aston Villa match on March 10. A woman has been scarred for life after she was glassed during disorder at a pub in Willenhall.  West Midlands Police released graphic pictures of the woman's injuries along with CCTV...

Top 5 UK vineyards of 2018 revealed

In the year between April 2017 and April 2018, UK wine producers planted a record one million vines, meaning an extra two million bottles will enter the market in 2018. The UK’s wine production has been on the up for well over a decade now, and with British summers becoming warmer, that trend is set to continue. There are over 500 vineyards in the UK producing different types of grapes, with Chardonnay taking the number one spot as the most...

Fintech and the Sharing Economy

As business functionality and control are increasingly migrating to digital platforms, it's perhaps not surprising that transactional methodology and systems are increasingly tech-focused too. One of the phenomena this has supported is a surge in partnerships forged online, to provide peer to peer services. The option to bypass traditional transactions and buying patterns, has opened the door to a growing range of opportunities for people to sell or buy services and assets within a sharing economy. This is changing the...

“The Conservatives are teetering on Nazi Germany-style governance”

Comments by Lord Roberts that likened Theresa May's approach to Brexit to the Nazi takeover of Germany in 1933 have been met with disdain by several of his counterparts in the House of Lords, but the Llandudno peer is well within his rights to flag historical warning signs as we enter a perilous period for politics. The Liberal Democrat politician claimed the Prime Minister was trying to undermine the role of Parliament as Adolf Hitler did when he seized power with his Enabling Bill....

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