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Diageo and Distilled Spirits Council part ways - Vimarsana News

Diageo and Distilled Spirits Council part ways

The split was amicable, and Diageo will continue to work with the trade group on areas of mutual interest.

For more than a century have enjoyed the exotic collections of Frederick Horniman - Vimarsana News

For more than a century have enjoyed the exotic collections of Frederick Horniman

In 1886, one of the star attractions of the Colonial and Indian Exhibition in Kensington was a stuffed walrus, which Queen Victoria admired. Frederick Horniman was so impressed he bought it

Official Charts music quiz book to celebrate 70 years - Vimarsana News

Official Charts music quiz book to celebrate 70 years

Michael O'Mara Books partners with official charts company for music quiz book as the UK's official singles chart turns 70. Michael O’Mara Books has secured the rights via licensing agency The Point 1888 to partner with the Official Charts Company to publish an Official Charts music quiz b

New York Magazine deletes then reposts Meghan Markle tweet to add Duchess of Sussex title - Vimarsana News

New York Magazine deletes then reposts Meghan Markle tweet to add Duchess of Sussex title

New York Magazine deleted a tweet touting its exclusive interview with Meghan Markle that failed to mention her royal title - Duchess of Sussex - and replaced it with a tweet that did

In a 30-year teaching career, it was the Whitehall red tape that eventually drove Nick Smith out - Vimarsana News

In a 30-year teaching career, it was the Whitehall red tape that eventually drove Nick Smith out

Quoting a recent survey, Nick Smith notes that teachers in England work an average of up to 50 hours each week - more than their counterparts in any of the world's developed countries.