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To find out more. a new perspective on the capital and on scotch whiskey. the makers ofjohnny walker have invested £185 million the makers ofjohnny walker have invested £185 million to convert the former phrases department store in princes street and up rating visitor centres at four distilleries around the country that provides spirit for this blend. the most valuable commercial brand to come out of scotland. in this immersive experience, its not enough to sell the product, this is about smel...

Victory for england, but the players are subject to racist abuse in hungary. raheem sterling and jude bellingham were the targets of chanting — and sterling pelted with paper cups and bottles, after scoring. manager gareth southgate is calling for action from fifa. and are you fed up of grey? this guy has been that colour for a fair few days for some of you, but could there be something brighter and warmer on the horizon? ill have yourfull warmer on the horizon? ill have your full forecast. ab...

Department stores are closing by the dozen — as shopping habits change. so what to do with these often iconic city—centre buildings? drinks giant diageo has given a new lease of life to one store in edinburgh... as a centre for whisky tourism. douglas fraser went to find out more. a new perspective on the capital and on scotch whisky. the makers ofjohnnie walker have invested £185 million to convert the former frasers department store in princes street and up rating visitor centres at four ...

Because you have said, "the world has become much more hateful towards us in recent years. i think there is a highly dangerous, xenophobic, anti—muslim feeling going around europe," and the kind of trends and statistics we see would kind of support that statement. so when is it race and when is anti—islam? i think for someone who is both, its very difficult to see when someone is being racist to you. does it have something to do — is it racist because of my colour or are they being islamop...

Tasting, colour and telling a story. consumers are really looking more and more to understand whats in their product, where it come from, how is it made, who are the people behind it? and certainly as you look at the next generation of consumers coming through, theres going to be an increasing demand. the whole distilling industry has been putting effort into whisky tourism. the year before covid, it was worth £85 million to scotlands economy and growing rapidly. there were nearly 2.2 million d...

Through the donations, you are overwhelmed, looking for some assistance, volunteers? absolutely, it was not difficult _ assistance, volunteers? absolutely, it was not difficult to _ assistance, volunteers? absolutely, it was not difficult to find _ assistance, volunteers? absolutely, it was not difficult to find the - it was not difficult to find the extra systems. when people came to drop off their collective toiletries, whatever it was, we took —— they took one look at whats happening, the...

But this was for tourists — blacks were not allowed there. but wed just turn up and if theres no white visitors, you can wander about. the structures are massive. the stones are chiselled to be exactly the same size, and they are not connected by mortar or cement. we felt in some ways deprived of what belonged to us, that we belonged to a great people that were oppressed by the colonial regime. file footage: when europeans first saw great zimbabwe - in the 1890s, they could not believe that so...

That say no. right? for instance, they dont need to ask me if i can take off the hijab. they can just hire a black woman to do it so they can have the skin theyre looking for or the features, but thats not what they want. what they want is to see how much they can break you. and that is the problem. all right. finally, youve talked a lot about the problems in fashion, but i put it to you that actually fashion�*s come a long way, hasnt it? youve got the british ghanaian edward enninful who is e...

Small and not be visible in fear of what they were going to do with your family. but in norway, the enemy was your neighbours, people that were not wearing a uniform, so that made me — that was much more traumatising than the gunmen, because at least you saw them coming. so you paint that picture and how the attitudes towards africans, saying theyre backward and so on. how far do you think its racism and how far do you think its islamophobia? because you have said, "the world has become much m...

The tour de yorkshire organisers say they hope the cycling event is not gone for good. the 2022 race has been cancelled with race managers blaming covid and what they say are �*escalating financial challenges and uncertainties. in previous years its attracted millions to watch some of the worlds best cyclists compete. paul murphy reports. get on your bike get on your way! hip hip hurray!— hip hip hurray! whether it was bridlington. — hip hip hurray! whether it was bridlington, both _ hip h...