We caught up with the people behind Au Vodka in 2022. Charlie Morgan and Jackson Quinn, have been on an incredible journey since launching Au Vodka in 2016. (Image: Romualdo Abellan)The Spirits Business, a globally recognised digital magazine, has named it the most popular vodka brand on the internet. They even have a giant Au Vodka Gold Bottle which circles its way above the outdoor venue." We've got an incredibly talented team, all of whom have become vital in the mechanics of Au Vodka and are equally behind every new milestone we hit."

Something went wrong, please try again later. Invalid email Something went wrong, please try again later. Sign up for our daily newsletter to get the day's biggest stories sent direct to your inboxSomething went wrong, please try again later. The Brazilian added: "I'm well, I'm happy, living every day I get to play here. So, I'm happy to be here at Manchester United and enjoying the game."

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak is considering restrictions to the UK's post-study visa which allows graduates to stay on and work for up to two years after their degree course as part of efforts to curb soaring legal migration figures despite strong opposition from some of his ministers, a report claims on Sunday. It comes as university and business chiefs have warned that any curtailment of the post-study offer would make the UK less attractive to overseas students, including Indians. (Join our ETNRI WhatsApp channel for all the latest updates)"Studying at university is one of our biggest export successes. Attracting international students boosts local economies and losing competitiveness would put support for undergraduate teaching and innovation at risk," said John Foster, Chief Policy and Campaigns Officer for the Confederation of British Industry (CBI). "The uncertainty caused by the review has been chaotic.

Mr Kamani has denied her claims and a civil trial is expected to be held in Manchester next summer. She claims that offer was then cut to five per cent after Mr Kamani's business partner was dissatisfied with her share. Amidst this, Ms Holmes said she had an affair with Mr Kamani that started in 2018 and lasted around two years. His legal team told The Times, which first reported the claims: 'Mr Kamani was generous and wished to bestow that generosity upon her.' Mr Kamani's team, in contrast, says bullying complaints were made about Holmes from other members of staff, received in September and November 2021.

Sign up for our daily newsletter to get the day's biggest stories sent direct to your inboxSomething went wrong, please try again later. If Martinez comes through this week unscathed then he is assured of an FA Cup final start. Cup final defence to take shape? Playing for placesSofyan Amrabat and Amad merit starts and both could force their way into the FA Cup final XI. Rashford could endure a week to forget if he is cut from England's 26-man European Championship squad on Tuesday and on the bench for the FA Cup final on Saturday.

NEW DELHI: Gopichand Hinduja and his family have once again secured the top spot on the Sunday Times Rich List , with a net worth of £37.2 billion, up from £35 billion the previous year.Gopi, along with his brother Srichand out of the four, managed the UK interests of the family's global business empire, the Hinduja Group .Srichand passed away last year at the age of 87 due to dementia.Both of them first reached the top of the Sunday Times Rich List in 2014, when their wealth stood at £11.9 billion.The Hinduja Group, founded by their father Parmanand Deepchand Hinduja, operates in 48 countries across various sectors, including automotive, oil and specialty chemicals, banking and finance, IT, cyber security, healthcare, trading, infrastructure project development, media and entertainment, power, and real estate.The brothers expanded the business globally after their father's death in 1971.One of the Hinduja Group's most important acquisitions was Gulf Oil in 1984, and the company's shareholders are set to receive their highest dividend payout this year. The group also acquired Ashok Leyland, now India's largest vehicle manufacturer, in 1987. Their main British company, Hinduja Automotives, chaired by Gopi, reported a turnover of £2 billion in 2021.Recently, the group developed Winston Churchill's base during World War Two into a fives star hotel at a price of £350million. It includes a ballroom for 600 guests, an 82ft swimming pool, a spa, two wine cellars, a rooftop bar. Additionally, 85 two-bedroom apartments were also constructed, priced at around £5.8million.

Mr Swinney is expected to outline early actions from his administration, which he has pledged will be rooted in the “moderate, centre-left tradition of Scottish politics”. The First Minister, meanwhile, will make a range of visits over the week, with announcements expected on his four key priority areas. It comes as Mr Swinney said his Government would seek to be “relentlessly focussed on the people’s priorities”. The First Minister said: “Since we brought in free tuition, there has been a 31% increase in Scottish students entering university. “The Scottish Child Payment is contributing to ensuring an estimated 100,000 children are not in poverty this year.

Read our privacy policy Thanks for signing up to theBreaking News email {{ #verifyErrors }} {{ message }} {{ /verifyErrors }} {{ ^verifyErrors }} Something went wrong. Please try again later {{ /verifyErrors }}Max Verstappen held off a dramatic Lando Norris fightback to win the Emilia Romagna Grand Prix. Verstappen crossed the line just 0.725 seconds clear of Norris in Imola to take his fifth victory from the seven rounds so far. Verstappen looked to be on course to claim a comfortable win, but Norris’ superb charge in the closing stages left the Dutchman sweating inside his all-conquering Red Bull. After the sole round of pit-stops, Verstappen held a steady lead of around six seconds, but a turgid race suddenly came alive when Verstappen could offer little response to Norris’ speed.

Sir David Attenborough is beloved by millions for his lifetime achievements creating BAFTA Award-winning nature programmes. Year Five pupils Lizzie Dudly and Jake Williams of Tickenham Primary School were invited to interview him as part of a new documentary on Slimbridge Wetlands Centre. The pair quizzed Sir David about his exploits, asking about the rarest animals he has encountered during his globetrotting career, and which creatures have scared him. Speaking at the time, co-headteacher Tristan Merriam told the Times: “We try to create the richest, most memorable opportunities for our pupils and this occasion was a prime example of the holistic education we offer at Tickenham. "They were unforgettable moments.”

Premier League teams are set to vote on the future of VAR at an AGM next month amid calls to scrap the technology. Premier League sources said they would oppose the motion and added they were confident they had enough votes to block it. There is a lot of attention now on what happens with the Premier League vote. We are very aware, because we know that the Premier League often gives the template for the rest of Europe. There have been minor scandals involving VAR, but none on the scale seen in the Premier League this season.

with input from agencies)LONDON: The opposition Labour Party in UK has extended its lead over the governing Rishi Sunak 's Conservative Party to 18 points, according to Reuters that cited an opinion poll released on Saturday.The national in UK is expected to happen later this year.According to the poll conducted by Opinium Research cited by Reuters, it was forecasted that Labour would secure 43% of the vote, in comparison to 25% for the Conservatives .The previous poll had indicated that Labour was leading by 16 points.Sunak and Labour leader Keir Starmer are increasingly turning the economy into a battleground before the election. Opinium highlighted that Labour was ahead on all economic matters, such as enhancing public services and managing the economy.The opinion poll body mentioned that they conducted an online survey involving 2,029 adults from the UK between May 15 and 17.A poll conducted by YouGov for the Times newspaper and published on May 9 showed that Labour was leading by 30 points.The Conservatives have been in government, either in coalition or on their own, since 2010, with the tenure largely marked by Britain's vote to leave the European Union and controversy over the handling of the COVID crisis.The country has had five different prime ministers during that period.

SOME schools in England are sending police to the homes of children who are persistently absent, or warning them their parents may go to prison if their attendance doesn’t improve, the Observer has learned reports The GuardianHeadteachers say they are now under intense pressure from the government to turn around the crisis in attendance, with a record 150,000 children at state schools classed as severely absent in 2022-23. From September, all state schools in England will have to share their attendance records every day with the Department for Education. Click below for more details. https://www.theguardian.com/education/article/2024/may/19/schools-england-police-homes-absent-pupils

Chelsea women have won their fifth Women’s Super League title in a row on goal difference with a 6-0 victory at Manchester United. This was Emma Hayes' final game before she leaves to take over the US women’s national team. Hayes spoke about how hard it is to keep winning but thanked her team for everything they have done for her and for the club.

The largest water company in the UK, Thames Water, is facing an increasingly severe financial crisis, which poses a serious threat to the stability of the country’s water infrastructure. This extreme measure demonstrates a total lack of trust in Thames Water’s financial stability and ability to generate returns for investors. Aging Infrastructure: The vast network of pipes and treatment facilities managed by Thames Water is aging rapidly. Conclusion: Lessons Learned and the Path ForwardThe problems with Thames Water are a clear reminder of the weaknesses in the water sector. One thing is certain as the Thames Water problem develops: the implications go well beyond the organization itself.

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