В природі все між собою пов’язано. Саме тому органічне добриво для рослин на городі є найкращим вибором. Лушпиння після чищення картоплі зазвичай всі викидають, але досвідчені господарі знають про його цінність для овочевих культур. Чому це так, читайте далі у статті. Все для вередливих помідорів Помідори — це одна з найвибагливіших та капризних рослин. […]
PRUE Leith has broken her silence after she was replaced by a new judge on the Great British Bake Off celebrity shows.
The Channel 4 star has stepped back from all GBBO specials, with Caroline Waldegrave OBE stepping into her shoes.
Prue, 84, has now given her verdict after it was confirmed the legendary cookery teacher would be taking on her role.
Sharing a picture of Caroline on Instagram, Prue gave her good friend the thumbs up.
She said: “Caroline is perfect! The kindest and most knowledgable teacher, the bakers will love her.”
Last year The Sun revealed how Prue had made the decision to step back from the Great British Bake Off specials and focus on the regular series.
This week, Channel 4 confirmed Prue’s close friend Caroline would be taking over her role.
Caroline, 72, is a former managing director of Leiths School of Food & Wine, which was originally set up by Prue in the mid-70s.
Married to former Tory politician William Waldegrave, she has also co-written several successful cookery books.
Channel 4 has also revealed the line-up for this year’s Celebrity Bake Off and it will feature famous married couples and siblings.
ompeting is a raft of actors, including Jim Howick, Gbemisola Ikumelo, Maxine Peake, Self Esteem AKA Rebecca Lucy Taylor, Meera Syal and Sophie Willan taking part.
Also donning their aprons is broadcaster Sarah Beeny, creator of Chicken Shop Date Amelia Dimoldenberg and sibling TV presenters Scarlette and Stuart Douglas.
Other household names include GMB’s Kate Garraway, model and author Ellie Goldstein, Loose Women Gloria Hunniford OBE, Roman Kemp, Chris and Rosie Ramsey as well as comedians Tommy Tiernan, Adam Buxton and Phil Wang.
JORDAN HENDERSON is closing in on a shock move to Monaco, it’s been claimed.
The former England midfielder is currently plying his trade in the Netherlands with Ajax, who he joined last January after terminating his contract with Al-Ettifaq.
But it’s been claimed he’s on the verge of leaving the Dutch giants for a money-spinning move to the Principality.
That’s according to Fabrizio Romano, who claims the former Sunderland and Liverpool ace has “almost agreed” and 18-month contract with the Ligue 1 side.
He wrote on X: “AS Monaco are closing in on deal to sign Jordan Henderson from Ajax as new midfielder!
“Permanent move almost agreed on contract until June 2026.
“Here we go, soon.”
News of Henderson’s reported move to the Stade Louis II comes just weeks after he vowed to stay with Ajax.
When pressed about a potential return to boyhood club Sunderland, he said: “It’s my club [Sunderland], ever since I was a boy of six or seven years old.
“Then I was in the stands. But I just hope I stay here [at Ajax]. I really like it here.
“I want to help the club to grow further. We are also taking those steps.
But I also read it [the transfer speculation]. I don’t even know where all this comes from, because there has been no contact.”
A move to Monaco could potentially see Henderson link-up with his former England team-mate Marcus Rashford.
Monaco are understood to be one of several European clubs interested in signing the wantway striker.
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A MUM-TO-BE has been left red-faced after her husband pointed out that her accent makes their Scottish baby name sound very rude.
Picking a name for your little one can be an incredibly difficult task as you want to make sure you choose for something unique, but not so out there that your child gets picked on.
Some people opt to name their child after a family member, whilst others choose to name their offspring after a favourite book or film character.
One woman, however, has revealed that her American twang has ruined her plans to give her little boy a Scottish name as a nod to her husband’s heritage.
Posting on Reddit, the mum-to-be said: “We’re expecting a baby boy and have been planning to name him Innes.
“We were happy with the decision until today, when I said the word ‘anus’ and my husband thought I was saying our future child’s name.
“Is he destined for a lifetime of anus jokes if we stick with the name Innes?”
She added: “I’m American and my husband is Scottish. I don’t hear much similarity at all when he pronounces Innes and anus, but they do sound fairly similar when I say them.
“We live abroad, but our son will likely attend international schools where students generally have Americanised accents.
“Boy names are HARD, and this one feels right. A little homage to his Scottish roots, not too common, easy to pronounce.
“We had a close contender for months that we’ve put back on the table for exactly this reason, though – it sounds nothing like anus at all.”
And she may be gutted by the reaction as social media users have strongly urged her to ditch the name choice.
“Honestly it would be a dealbreaker for me if I pronounced my child’s name like anus, regardless of bullying”, insisted one person.
A second wrote: “There’s just so many other names that don’t sound just like anus.”
Meanwhile, a third joked: “Maybe try it out at Starbucks and see how people say it or write it.”
It’s not the first time Scotland has influenced a new mum’s baby name choices.
One woman revealed she turns to the map of Scotland to find inspiration for her kids’ names.
Sammi lives in England but chooses to name her children after Scottish places.
And another mum-to-be was forced to scrap her baby name choices after moving north of the border.
She told social media users she was disappointed after realising that people pronouncing the monikers in a Scottish accent would ‘change’ the names.
The UK has no law restricting names, but names that contain obscenities, numerals, misleading titles, or are impossible to pronounce are likely to be rejected when registering a child.
Фото: РосЗМІ Дмитру Пєскову не подобаються останні новини з Сирії Нова влада Сирії під час своїх перших переговорів з делегацією Кремля висунула Росії вимогу про компенсацію, стверджують ЗМІ. Але Кремль цього не коментує. Росія буде продовжувати вибудовувати діалог з новою владою Сирії. Про це у середу, 29 січня, сказав речник Кремля Дмитро Пєсков на брифінгу, […]