Greggs launches Christmas cards complete with gift of sausage roll
A £3.95 card features heat-activated ink that, when warmed, reveals a code to redeem a free sausage roll or vegan sausage roll.
A £3.95 card features heat-activated ink that, when warmed, reveals a code to redeem a free sausage roll or vegan sausage roll.
SHONA McGarty has ruffled feathers amongst her I'm A Celeb campmates after a short-lived reign as "camp queen". The EastEnders actress, 34, was nominated as the camp leader following a public vote, but was forced to step down during last night's show after breaking contraband rules. She indulged in a packet of butter, which was...
MEDIK8 has earned its spot as one of the best-loved luxury skincare brands on the market. Using science to back up its claims, Medik8's products have secured a cult following that include celebrities and dermatologists, and I can confirm its latest release is a game-changer. Medik8 Liquid Peptides Advanced MP, £59.25 (was £79) Medik8's Liquid...
Stephen Yaxley-Lennon, who prefers to be known as Tommy Robinson, took time out from his busy schedule to troll Gary Lineker and it’s fair to say it didn’t end well for the far-right activist and regular guest of His Majesty’s pleasure. The former Match of the Day man who is obviously far too reasonable, empathetic […] The post Tommy Robinson’s desperate trolling of Gary Lineker blew up spectacularly in his face appeared first on The Poke .
WHEN it comes to choosing a new sports betting site, budget is undeniably one of the biggest factors for many bettors. Flexibility is essential, and being able to quickly drop a fiver into your betting account for a cheeky punt is always handy. However, not all sports betting sites in the UK offer that option,...
DISTRESSING CONTENT WARNING: Tragic Machado was well-known to police after an earlier incident when he breached airport security to reach Africa.
THERE’S a rumour doing the rounds that we need to address: skinny jeans could be set to return. The jeans style that dominated the mid-2000s and early 2010s was officially cancelled by Gen Z at the start of 2021, when they declared a style war against millennials and laughed at anyone still squeezing into skintight...
Staff left the building in Pacific Quay after the alarm sounded around 6.30am on Monday
The family of murdered lawyer June Bunyan are launching a custody fight to bring her baby daughter Regina to Scotland.
A MUM has revealed how she manages to save three hours on Christmas day with her genius freezer hack. Claire Gillies, 47, from Harpenden, Hertfordshire, has been preparing her Christmas dinner ahead of time for the last 18 years. She starts shopping for the meal in November and preps and cooks it as she goes...
It has been a perfect start to Molly McCann's boxing career
For years, a certain advent calendar has sparked outrage, leaving chocolate lovers fuming and children in tears.
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A disaffected Portuguese NGO worker dallies with a drag queen as he wrestles with white man’s privilege in Pedro Pinho’s intelligent drama ‘What disgusts me the most are good men,” says a Bissau-Guinean sex worker to Sérgio (Sérgio Coragem), a Portuguese environmental engineer working for an NGO on a road construction project in the country. He’s struggling to perform, as if his private life is letting slip some fundamental doubt about his role in Africa. There’s a good dose of self-flagellation about western paternalism and hypocrisy in Pedro Pinho’s fifth feature, but it’s smart enough to know that this hand-wringing, extended over three hours, is yet another form of white man’s privilege. First seen driving through a sand blizzard like one of Antonioni’s existential wanderers, Sérgio seems to want to avoid thinking about the power dynamics at play around him. Being “here now”, in the moment, is his superpower – as he tells Gui (Jonathan Guilherme), the lofty Brazilian drag queen he dallies with. Gui’s gender-fluid posse, who hang out at the bar run by market hustler Diara (Cleo Diára), is a racial and sexual utopia ready to accept anyone, including this white expat. But, as Gui intuits, Sérgio’s bisexuality mirrors something noncommittal, even opportunistic, about him. He both lives in the expat enclave and the streets, without belonging to either. Continue reading...
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