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Surprise retro tipple is making a comeback thanks to unlikely new drinkers (opens the original)
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Sherry is no longer being dusted off just at Christmas for gran and ageing aunties as younger drinkers increasingly discover the tipple’s delight. Once pigeonholed as an aperitif or a dessert wine, it is enjoying a renaissance as they discover new ways to enjoy the fortified wine with meals or in a Spritz. You agree you are 18 or over. We use your sign-up to provide content in ways you've consented to and to improve our understanding of you. This may include adverts from us and third parties bas
Britain has got perfect alternative to champagne as Europe vineyards suffer (opens the original)
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British wines are set for a “genuinely superb” vintage this year after plenty of sun and heat over the summer created delicious high-quality grapes, winemakers said. It will be an especially good year for the country’s still wine producers as the grapes are high in sugars, while fantastic winemakers will ensure the country’s sparkling wines will continue to give Champagne a run for its money. Yet yields will be slightly down on last year’s, as grapes are not as juicy because of the little rain o
Romanian robber argues he must stay in Britain for his children - who live in... (opens the original)
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A violent Romanian criminal is battling to remain in Britain by claiming he has a right to a family life – even though his children live in his homeland and he has not seen them for eight years. Dumitru Busna, 37, who has appeared on Interpol’s “Red Notice” list, is wanted back home to serve a 10-year jail sentence for a street robbery in 2011. Busna attacked a man in the Romanian city of Slatina after getting out of his car and accusing him of “walking on the road rather than the footpath”. He
The outrageous reason RAF jet scrambled to intercept Russian bomber was grounded (opens the original)
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A Typhoon jet being scrambled to intercept a Russian bomber had to abort its take-off at the last minute - when a deer ran onto the runway at a RAF base. The fighter was scrambled to see off a Tu-95 turboprop bomber codenamed Bear as it approached UK airspace, an Air Command source said. But as the Typhoon began rolling down the runway, the pilot spotted the animal and had to make an emergency stop. Another deer was then seen nearby on the airfield, so an “urgent flight safety cull” was carried
Alarming figures show one in 10 of our Armed Forces is unfit to be deployed o... (opens the original)
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More than one in 10 of the Armed Forces are not fit enough to be deployed overseas, shocking new figures have revealed. With Britain’s military facing manpower shortages after struggling for new recruits and to hold on to experienced personnel, it has now emerged that more than 10% have been graded as Medically Non-Deployable (MND). This can be broken down into 10.5% of the Army 10.4% of the Royal Navy and 11.6% of the RAF being not fit to deploy abroad in April. Alarmingly 7.2% of the Royal Mar
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