Crumbs! Watch woman take on Britain’s biggest sausage roll – THREE FEET of savoury snack so large it needs to be served on a FENCE POST

A woman has taken on Britain's biggest sausage roll - measuring a massive 3FT and so big it needs to be served on a FENCE POST. Famous challenge eater - the aptly named Kate Ovens managed to polish off most of the giant snack in just TEN minutes. But the 23-year-old feared she had met her match with the 3750-calorie snack - because she hit 'the wall' with less than six inches of the meaty treat left. The 5ft 5ins...

The value of using a specialist job board

If you are currently searching for a new job, then you are already fully aware of just how many job posts there are to sift through. While looking for jobs seems to have been made easier with the increase in the number of online job sites, in fact, the reality is that you now have the seemingly endless amount of similar job posts to work through to find the ones which are relevant to your search. While the internet has...

Deadline Day Latest: Chelsea and Arsenal have now reached agreement for the transfer of Olivier Giroud

By Geo Craig Chelsea have reached an agreement in principle to sign striker Olivier Giroud from Premiership rivals Arsenal, Stamford Bridge have just confirmed. The French international has undergone a medical and will sign a contract to keep him at Chelsea until 2019 - with an option for another year. Antonio Conte has been keen on adding striker cover for Alvaro Morata during the January transfer window, and it looks as though the Stamford Bridge club have finally got their...

Beer of the Week: Lost and Grounded Running With Sceptres

Based in Bristol, Lost and Grounded Brewers began brewing in the summer of 2016, following a year of preparation. Fascinated by the precision of German brewing and the idiosyncratic nature of Belgain beers, Lost and Grounded have a 25HL brewhouse from Krones, located in Freising, Germany – home of Weihenstephan. Here, the brewhouse includes a traditional lactic acid propagation plant, giving brewers the ability to naturally produce “sour” wort with a special strain of lactic acid bacteria used to naturally...

Design and implementation of a smart office automation system

Automation is becoming more and more normalised in the workplace, to the extent that it is creeping out of the normal industrial areas that it in habits, and making its way into the office space. However, while automation is something which is an accepted part of the industrial workspace, it has to undergo some changes to be of equal use in an office. The needs of an office are different when it comes to automation because the needs of the...

New app launched to help vegans keep track of nutrition

As the last day of Veganuary, the month-long plant-based diet challenge, comes into view The Vegan Society is pleased to announce the launch of a tool that can help participants continue their transition. The charity has released a handy nutrition app designed to help vegans hit their nutritional targets every day by providing an easy-to-use checklist and personalised tips. VNutrition is aimed at new vegans, those trying out veganism or those who want to assess the quality of a well-established...

“Why are we cutting our border force? Why are we cutting our police?”-Watch David Lammy tell Parliament about the tragic consequences:

@BenGelblum With Britain's police budgets set to lose £700m a year, amid rising crime, and yet more cuts planned for border forces, parliament today heard of the tragic consequences of less money to fight a growing drug-fuelled gang crime epidemic. Knife crime is not being driven by minors and teenagers. It is being driven by organised criminals exploiting children, arming our young people and fighting turf wars over a £12bn drugs market, Tottenham David Lammy told the House of Commons,...

PMQs – ‘Coalition of cavemen’: Corbyn stand-in Thornberry hits out at Tories for denying 16-year-olds the vote

Feisty Emily Thornberry stood in at PMQs today, for Jeremy Corbyn, with David Lidington standing in for the PM as she in China. Thornberry said that the DUP and Tories were a “coalition of cavemen” because of their opposition to lower the voting age to 16, which all other main parties support. A concern for the Conservative Party is that 16-18 year-olds might be less likely to vote for their party. As the lively debate continued Thornberry said there was...

Mrs Le’s Banh Mi and Grill brings authentic taste of Vietnam to Battersea

Mrs Le’s Banh Mi and Grill has opened in Battersea bringing an authentic Vietnamese restaurant experience to south London. Derived from the Le family’s matriarch Mrs Le's has built a dynasty of restaurants across the capital and continues to expand. The key to her success has been to stick to what she knows best, and despite overseeing a growing empire Mrs My Le continues to make early morning trips to Billingsgate market after peeling garlic by hand into the early hours. Her...

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