Guy Adams
Senior Features Writer at Daily Mail
Feats for the Mail plus bad takes on cricket, tennis, shooting, fishing, real tennis, Welsh rugby, malt whisky, @herefordfc, etc... "Extremely rude" - Lady Mone
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1 week ago |
dailymail.co.uk | Nick Fagge |Guy Adams
A group of Irish travellers went on an alternative pub crawl - going to six different bars in the same area of suburban London, arguing with bar staff in each and then suing them all for thousands of pounds as victims of racism. The incident is the most apparently cynical yet in the growing scandal of 'manufactured' legal cases for prejudice which has been described as 'the biggest threat to the hospitality industry since Covid'.
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2 weeks ago |
dailymail.co.uk | Guy Adams |Ross Clark
The Drax power station cooling towers loom ominously over North Yorkshire, dominating the skyline from Howden to the Humber. Five per cent of Britain’s electricity comes from its gargantuan furnaces, which started belching out smoke in 1974. Back then, they were fed by coal from nearby Selby, but in more recent times the facility has been converted to run entirely on processed wood pellets, a fuel known in the trade as ‘biomass’.
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3 weeks ago |
dailymail.co.uk | Guy Adams
The day before he was charged, Russell Brand used his podcast 'Stay Free' to discuss two of the more high-profile women on his romantic CV. Wearing an unbuttoned leopard-skin shirt, with a medallion covering his chest, the 49-year-old father of three decided to heap praise on both his ex-wife Katie Perry and her 'beloved' successor Laura.
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3 weeks ago |
thisismoney.co.uk | Guy Adams
The day before he was charged, Russell Brand used his podcast 'Stay Free' to discuss two of the more high-profile women on his romantic CV. Wearing an unbuttoned leopard-skin shirt, with a medallion covering his chest, the 49-year-old father of three decided to heap praise on both his ex-wife Katie Perry and her 'beloved' successor Laura.
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3 weeks ago |
dailymail.co.uk | Mary O'Connor |Guy Adams
BRITAIN’s biggest pub and restaurant chains are battling at least 50 legal claims from groups of Irish Travellers who allege they were discriminated against in their venues, the Mail can reveal. J D Wetherspoon, Greene King, Fuller’s, Zizzi and Pizza Express are among the well-known names being sued under the Equality Act 2010 by members of at least five Irish Traveller families who claim they were discriminated against on the basis of their race.
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