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Range Rover linked to composer Harry Gregson-Williams kills Nobu chef in Malibu
A Range Rover leased by celebrated Hollywood composer Harry Gregson-Williams collided with a parked car on Pacific Coast Highway in Malibu early Saturday, killing chef Ryo Uchimiya, 51, who had worked at the prestigious Nobu restaurant for 25 years. The 16-year-old driver of the luxury SUV was reportedly speeding when the vehicle struck Uchimiya’s car,…
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Shropshire photographer captures female kingfisher diving for prey
Wildlife photographer Martin Goff captured a striking image of a female common kingfisher diving into a lake in Shropshire on 30 September, showcasing the remarkable precision and speed at which these birds hunt. Kingfishers move so quickly that even dedicated bird spotters often fail to observe them in action, making photographs of such decisive moments…
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PepsiCo recalls 122,000 Gatorade cases over undeclared food dyes
PepsiCo has voluntarily recalled about 122,000 cases of Gatorade across 37 US states because some bottles may contain food dyes that were not declared on the label. The recall matters particularly to people who may be sensitive to Yellow No 5 or Yellow No 6. The recall covers 28-ounce bottles of Lemon Lime, Lime Zero,…
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Preppers used to be ridiculed – but we’re all stockpiling now | Zoe Williams
The UK government is asking households to keep three days’ worth of food and water for emergencies, advice the writer sees as reasonable given how often wars and other shocks disrupt supplies. But she questions whether household stockpiles can offer meaningful protection without a wider public plan for emergencies. The article notes that Britain has…
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‘Antifa mob’ smashes up Portland fine dining restaurant after staff served white supremacists for brunch
Portland police responded twice on Sunday after protesters confronted diners and staff at Clarklewis, an LGBTQ+-owned restaurant. A group of demonstrators returned about 20 minutes after officers first left and broke at least one window; officials have not identified suspects or confirmed who caused the damage. The private brunch group was reportedly linked by activists…
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Former SAS break silence on IRA killings; food crisis looms
Fifteen former SAS soldiers have spoken publicly for the first time about covert anti-IRA operations that cost lives. Over 150 experts also warn the UK is unprepared for future food shortages.
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Tories axe Environment Agency; realtor arrested in Taiwan spy scandal
The Conservatives plan to scrap the Environment Agency and Natural England as part of a deregulation drive. A California agent has been arrested at LAX accused of spying on Taiwan’s president’s son for Chinese handlers.
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Experts warn UK lacks plans to feed its population in a crisis
More than 150 experts have written an open letter warning the British government that the country lacks adequate plans for feeding its population during a crisis and is unprepared for future food shortages. They argue that the government is dangerously complacent about food security as a national issue, despite mounting threats from climate change, geopolitical…
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Beloved Nobu Malibu sushi chef killed by speeding car on California highway
Ryo Uchimiya, a 51-year-old sushi chef who had worked at Nobu Malibu for 25 years, was killed when a speeding vehicle hit his parked car on Pacific Coast Highway. He was resting inside before work, and his death has left colleagues mourning a much-loved chef and rallying around his wife and two sons. Authorities say…
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Spanian’s Newtown kebab shop sees quiet trade eight months after opening
Spanian’s Kebabs’ Newtown restaurant appears to be struggling to attract customers, eight months after opening amid large crowds. The quiet store has drawn attention because it sits on a busy Sydney dining strip, where nearby eateries remain active, raising questions about whether the initial excitement around YouTuber Anthony Lees’s food venture has lasted. The article…