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Tiger the cat got into the spirit of Pancake Day during a video broadcast of morning prayers at Canterbury Cathedral.
A cathedral cat with a taste for fame has made a nuisance of himself once again – this time by tucking into a plate of pancakes during morning prayer. Tiger the cat is seen nuzzling the Dean of Canterbury as he reads a sermon before losing interest and turning his gaze elsewhere. He spots something interesting on a nearby table – pancakes. The cheeky feline, who last year fleeced some milk during another video sermon, then sets about sampling the tasty batter treats in honour of Pancake Day. The Very Reverend Dr Robert Willis smiles as he finishes his speech, closes the book and gives his...
Tiger the cat got into the spirit of Pancake Day during a video broadcast of morning prayers at Canterbury Cathedral.
By Lyndsey Cambridge2021-01-15T11:57:00+00:00 Peanut butter, jam and other spreads are flying. But we’re not just smearing them on bread any more. So what’s behind the boom? At last, something to toast! Britain has rediscovered the joys of jam, marmalade and other spreads. Sales are up £120.8m (21.7%) on volumes up 24.8%, making spreads one of the biggest winners of the past year [Kantar 52 w/e 29 November 2020]. Every spreads subcategory is growing; even jam, marmalade and curd, which had been struggling for years until Covid-19 came along. Breakfast has been reborn. Commuters who once ...
The “model” life of St Thomas Becket has been recalled by the Archbishop of Canterbury on the 850th anniversary of his murder. Becket was cut down by knights loyal to King Henry II on December 29 1170, in an assassination that shook medieval England. That Becket, then archbishop of Canterbury, could be killed in front of witnesses as he sheltered in Canterbury Cathedral remains a shocking event. Now, current Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby has paid tribute to the saint’s life and legacy. Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby (right) with the Dean of Canterbury Cathedral, the Very ...