The landlord of a beloved 200-year-old Cornish pub has received a framed apology from fashion magazine Vogue after its publisher threatened to sue the business over its similar name. Following public outcry, the publisher, who had demanded the business change its name, later called off their lawyers, admitting they should have done their research. Mr Graham had pointed out that the pub far outdates the magazine, while Vogue, the village it sits in, is even older. (Pictured: Mr Graham at the entry to the hamlet of Vogue, Cornwall)Mr Graham added: 'I thought that was a nice touch. The letter he had written to bosses at Vogue, after it demanded the pub change its name, has gone viral around the world.

Source: The Star May 20, 2022 17:59 UTC