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In a new book called La Cucina Italiana Non Esiste - which translates as Italian Cuisine Does Not Exist - food historian Alberto Grandi claims that Italians discovered tomato sauce in the Americas.
Linda Moederzoon, from Bridgham, Norfolk, spotted the bird in her back garden, where she said it stayed for three days. It was easy to spot thanks to its distinctive headcrest.
Major supermarkets including Morrisons, Tesco, Aldi and Sainsburys are primed to operate with altered operating times on the upcoming Bank Holiday, which will fall on Monday May 6 2024.
Clarkson, 64, who bought the 312-acre farm in 2012 for £4.25million, said that he chose to do so because he would not be required pay death duties on the land.
Author Ingrid King, who is also a former veterinary hospital manager and veterinary journalist, has expressed concern over the presence of carrageenan.
Major DIY store brands including Wickes, Homebase and B&Q will operate with altered operating times on today's Bank Holiday, which falls a year on from the coronation of King Charles
From unisex salons in Clerkenwell, London to a locksmith business in Hastings, East Sussex, the competition is fierce.
Wetherspoon has axed 18 drinks from its menu as part of a major revamp ahead of the summer season. A selection of spirits have been dropped from the chain's latest menu update in May.
Three hundred extra tickets for the public to see the interior of The King's private Scottish retreat for the first time have been snapped up within minutes of going on sale.
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