Top restaurant to host puppy party complete with Pawsecco and ice cream

Top restaurant to host puppy party complete with Pawsecco and ice cream

A popular Ayrshire restaurant will host a puppy party next month. Furry friends will be welcome at The Duke in Kilmarnock for the special event for dogs and their owners. Pets will be spoilt rotten with dog treats, pawsecco, doggy beer, ice cream and toys. And the special moment will be captured forever with a

McDonald’s ‘insider info’ revealed by ex-worker – from secret menu to ‘three-second rule’

McDonald's 'insider info' revealed by ex-worker - from secret menu to 'three-second rule'

McDonald’s locations are ubiquitous around the world, but some things still remain a mystery behind the scenes. If you’ve ever wondered why the milkshake machine is always broken – or fancy learning how to ‘hack’ your way to a cheaper Big Mac – speaking to a staffer is quite eye-opening. Emily Johnson, a current HullLive

India Bans Wheat Exports, Putting More Pressure on Global Food Supplies

India Bans Wheat Exports, Putting More Pressure on Global Food Supplies

NEW DELHI—India said it would ban wheat exports, in a move that will add to global inflationary pressure and further strain global food supplies that have been disrupted by the war in Ukraine. “The food security of India, neighboring and other vulnerable countries is at risk,” India’s Directorate General of Foreign Trade said in a

As conflict and climate change bite, are high food prices here to stay?

A combine drives over stalks of soft red winter wheat during the harvest on a farm in Dixon, Illinois, U.S. in July, 2013. | REUTERS

LONDON – Food prices around the world have soared to record levels this year as the Russia-Ukraine war slashes key exports of wheat and fertilizer from those countries at the same time as droughts, floods and heat fueled by climate change destroy more harvests. Wheat prices hit a 14-year peak in March, and maize prices

Ten incredible benefits losing half a stone does for your health

Improving your diet and fitness regime could significantly improve many things in your life

If people are honest with themselves, most of us probably wish we were a few pounds lighter on the weighing scales. Being just half a stone lighter seems like an achievable weight loss target for most people and will almost certainly lead to a trimmer waistline and improved confidence. However, new research by dieticians believe

After Russian Retreat, Ukraine’s Farmers Discover Fields Full of Mines

After Russian Retreat, Ukraine’s Farmers Discover Fields Full of Mines

Russian forces have riddled Ukrainian fields with mines and destroyed equipment in areas they once occupied, in what returning farmers and the Kyiv government allege is a campaign by Moscow to hobble the country’s agricultural industry. Russia’s invasion already has decimated shipments of corn, wheat and sunflower oil from what was until recently one of

Soaring food prices due to Ukraine war may stoke ‘unrest’ in Africa, says IMF

Soaring food prices due to Ukraine war may stoke 'unrest' in Africa, says IMF

Issued on: 28/04/2022 – 14:07 Surging food and energy prices stoked by the war in Ukraine may lead to “social unrest” in Africa, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) warned Thursday.  Most countries south of the Sahara are already seeing a slowdown in economic growth from last year, and the impact will be amplified by the

Japan looks to spend ¥1 trillion on fresh stimulus amid price surge

Tokyo Station on Saturday. Businesses in the transportation and farm sectors have been especially impacted by higher prices due to their reliance on gasoline, diesel and fuel oil for engines and grain for livestock feed. | AFP-JIJI

Japan is thinking about investing over ¥ 1 trillion ($ 8.1 billion) on a brand-new stimulus package to cushion the effect of rising energy, grain and commodity costs originating from Russias invasion of Ukraine, government sources stated Wednesday.The plan will primarily see increased support for sectors that rely on fuel or grain, such as the

Shanghai begins two-phase lockdown as residents complain of food shortages — Radio Free Asia

Volunteers carry daily necessities for residents of the Fengxian district of Shanghai, March 28, 2022. Credit: Xinhua via AP

Shanghais glitzy monetary district on Monday went into the very first part of a two-phase, citywide lockdown that will eventually impact many of the citys 26 million homeowners, as the municipal government struggles to implement the ruling Chinese Communist Party (CCP)s zero-COVID strategy.Pudong financial district and neighboring locations will be locked down from Monday to

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