Half Mag / Half Zine
At least this time Belgium can say that they provoked a genuinely brilliant response from France. The last meeting between these countries begat rancour, with Belgium grumbling about the negativity of Didier Deschamps’s team after losing 1-0 in the 2018 World Cup semi-final. This time France were forced to attack after Yannick Carrasco and Romelu […]
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Did you take out a subscription during lockdown? Me, too: a fortnightly delivery of flowers that brightened those dismal weeks no end. And we are not alone. The subscription business, which is predicted to be worth £1.8bn by 2025, according to a recent Royal Mail report, is booming, with 35- to 44-year-olds now signing up […]
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The High Street baker also said the price of ingredients and supplies was rising. But Greggs said it was confident about future trading. It said it would accelerate its store openings to 150 a year as part of an “ambitious” target to double turnover over next five years to about £2.4bn. In a trading update, […]
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With the chip shortage causing no end of grief for those looking to upgrade their graphics card, what should Nvidia do to help those who can’t afford or find its products? Focus more on the production of its current low to mid-tier offerings, perhaps? If rumors are to be believed, the answer is to release […]
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Opinion: I’ve never liked mayonnaise, but you can’t deny that there are some dishes it can enhance, and others it has absolutely no place – like in coffee For over 100 years, Hellmann’s mayonnaise has been a cupboard staple in households across the globe. Established in 1920, the condiment – made from oil, egg and […]
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For Aaron Ramsdale it has been a breathless journey, with little time to take stock, but every now and then there is a tap on the shoulder – a reminder – something to offer perspective and clarity. The 23-year-old describes the past month or so as the best he could have wished for, and no […]
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I first tried xtabentún, a Mayan liqueur made with fermented honey and rum, in La Riviera Maya on the Yucatán peninsula, and loved it immediately – the best way I can describe it is that it’s a bit like a Mexican take on Disaronno. I’ve used it here in a Mexican-inspired twist on the Rob […]
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Boss Carlos Watson told broadcaster NBC that the firm was “open for business” again and this was its “Lazarus moment” – referring to the biblical character brought back to life by Jesus. Ozy shut on Friday after reports its co-founder had deceived potential investors during a conference call. Major advertisers cut ties and its chairman […]
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With Intel’s Alder Lake dropping in the coming weeks, Microsoft may have spent too much time optimizing Windows 11 for hybrid CPU architectures that combine performance and efficiency cores. This led to poor optimization for AMD CPUs on the release build, which seems to be getting worse with every update. Thankfully, the fixes are scheduled […]
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Emirates’ latest flight deals include cheap flights to Dubai from £379pp from UK airports including Heathrow, Manchester and Gatwick Brits planning Dubai holidays may want to check out Emirates’ latest deals, as the airline currently has return fares from £379pp to the UAE city. The cheapest fares are based on London airport departures, with returns […]
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