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Article - Horwath Market Report - UK Hotel, Tourism & Leisure Monthly Round-Up - By Malcolm Kerr - Forward-looking data suggests stable growth in UK hotel top-line performance will build on a 15% rise in RevPAR in 2023, helping to offset rising operating costs.

Fiona McKenzie Johnston and photographer Joshua Monaghan visit Chila Kumari Burman in the spaces where she explores aspects of cultural identity and femininity through her eclectic work

Bartenders across the country are being asked to share stories about their drinks, bars, and communities in a competition held at the SEC Glasgow.

"Pork tastes different from beef and from chicken. None of them taste like coconut,” says the founder of one lab-grown-fat startup.

It was founded by two 29-year-old best friends, who met as freshmen at Stanford.

Bacardi-owned Angel’s Envy has teamed up with bars around London and Edinburgh to celebrate the Manhattan cocktail.

London’s Ginger Line has suddenly turned into a rainbow. Not only has Sadiq Khan given stretches of the Overground new colours, they have also been renamed. And, unsurprisingly, the Mayor, shrieval overlord of diversity and inclusivity, has chosen names that reinforce a particular view of London’s, and Britain’s, history, one that celebrates (or if we’re being more cynical, fetishises) the contributions, experiences and struggles of women and minorities.

Mayor Sadiq Khan was today blasted for virtue signalling nonsense as he unveiled new names and colours for all six London Overground rail lines in a £6.3million project by TfL.

The Lioness, Mildmay, Windrush, Weaver, Suffragette and Liberty lines were revealed by the Labour Mayor, but Tories quickly criticised the virtue signalling nonsense.

Sadiq Khans Transport for London paid a branding agency more than £115,000 for five months of naming research before it unveiled the revamp of the London Overground lines.