Unemployed construction worker turns love of bees into thriving brewery business
A construction worker turned his beekeeping hobby into a thriving niche brewery business after finding himself unemployed.
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What the papers say – October 20
The front page headlines on Sunday range from despair to delight that the UK is still part of the EU.
Boris Johnson’s unsigned letter to European Council President Donald Tusk
Here is the full text of the letter sent by Boris Johnson to European Council President Donald Tusk to meet the requirements of the Benn Act:
Charles hopes climate change does not ‘destroy’ his green efforts
The Prince of Wales has spoken of his love for planting trees and said he hopes climate change does not “destroy” his efforts to make the Duchy of Cornwall a greener place.
William shares farming ‘passion’: My children are already playing on tractors
The Duke of Cambridge has spoken about his “passion” for farming and revealed that his children are already playing on tractors as he prepares to one day inherit the Duchy of Cornwall from his father.
IRA had planned to knock out power supply to south east of England
The IRA had planned to knock out the power supply to the south east of England in the final years of its terror campaign, a former member has claimed.
Corbyn says he will challenge the Government ‘all the way’ over Europe
Jeremy Corbyn told supporters he would challenge the Government “all the way” over Europe, and the answer to the country’s problems was socialism.
‘I won’t take it off’: William and Kate given friendship bracelets in Pakistan
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge were given friendship bracelets on an unexpected second visit to an orphanage in Pakistan.
Gascoigne describes sex assault allegations as ‘year of hell’
Former football star Paul Gascoigne has described his sex assault accusation and trial as a “year of hell”.
Johnson under fire over unsigned Brexit extension request to EU
Boris Johnson has has come under fire after he distanced himself from a legally required request to the EU for a Brexit extension which he refused to sign.
Corbyn says he will challenge the Government ‘all the way’ over Europe
Jeremy Corbyn told supporters he would challenge the Government “all the way” over Europe, and the answer to the country’s problems was socialism.