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Opening Of Nobu Hotel In Rome
In Rome, Italy, on November 6, 2025, Nobu's three founders, Meir Teper, Robert De Niro, and chef Nobu Matsuhisa, attend the opening of Nobu Hotel at Nobu Hotel Rome. (Photo by Luca Carlino/NurPhoto) -
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Opening Of Nobu Hotel In Rome
In Rome, Italy, on November 6, 2025, Nobu's three founders, Meir Teper, Robert De Niro, and chef Nobu Matsuhisa, attend the opening of Nobu Hotel at Nobu Hotel Rome. (Photo by Luca Carlino/NurPhoto) -
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Opening Of Nobu Hotel In Rome
In Rome, Italy, on November 6, 2025, Nobu's three founders, Meir Teper, Robert De Niro, and chef Nobu Matsuhisa, attend the opening of Nobu Hotel at Nobu Hotel Rome. (Photo by Luca Carlino/NurPhoto) -
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Opening Of Nobu Hotel In Rome
In Rome, Italy, on November 6, 2025, Nobu's three founders, Meir Teper, Robert De Niro, and chef Nobu Matsuhisa, attend the opening of Nobu Hotel at Nobu Hotel Rome. (Photo by Luca Carlino/NurPhoto) -
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Opening Of Nobu Hotel In Rome
In Rome, Italy, on November 6, 2025, Nobu's three founders, Meir Teper, Robert De Niro, and chef Nobu Matsuhisa, attend the opening of Nobu Hotel at Nobu Hotel Rome. (Photo by Luca Carlino/NurPhoto) -
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Opening Of Nobu Hotel In Rome
In Rome, Italy, on November 6, 2025, Nobu's three founders, Meir Teper, Robert De Niro, and chef Nobu Matsuhisa, attend the opening of Nobu Hotel at Nobu Hotel Rome. (Photo by Luca Carlino/NurPhoto) -
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Opening Of Nobu Hotel In Rome
In Rome, Italy, on November 6, 2025, Nobu's three founders, Meir Teper, Robert De Niro, and chef Nobu Matsuhisa, attend the opening of Nobu Hotel at Nobu Hotel Rome. (Photo by Luca Carlino/NurPhoto) -
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Opening Of Nobu Hotel In Rome
In Rome, Italy, on November 6, 2025, Nobu's three founders, Meir Teper, Robert De Niro, and chef Nobu Matsuhisa, attend the opening of Nobu Hotel at Nobu Hotel Rome. (Photo by Luca Carlino/NurPhoto) -
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Daily Life In London
A large ornamental clock is located on the facade of the main entrance of the Fortum & Mason tea shop, notable for being suppliers to the British royal family. Every hour, the figures of the founders come out and bow in greeting while the bells ring, creating a unique spectacle for passersby. (Photo by Joaquin Gomez Sastre/NurPhoto) -
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Prime Minister Keir Starmer attends Remembrance Sunday
06/11/2024. London, United Kingdom. Prime Minister Keir Starmer and Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster Pat McFadden meet Bryn and Paul, the fathers of PC Fiona Bone and PC Nicola Hughes who died in the line of duty and have been awarded the Elizabeth Emblem in 10 Downing Street. Picture by Simon Dawson / No 10 Downing Street / eyevine
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Prime Minister Keir Starmer attends Remembrance Sunday
06/11/2024. London, United Kingdom. Prime Minister Keir Starmer and Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster Pat McFadden meet Bryn and Paul, the fathers of PC Fiona Bone and PC Nicola Hughes who died in the line of duty and have been awarded the Elizabeth Emblem in 10 Downing Street. Picture by Simon Dawson / No 10 Downing Street / eyevine
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Relationship experts on the one argument they can’t stop having with their partners
From the marriage therapist to the matchmaker, what are their strategies for coping with petty grievances?
The issue: getting in each other's way in the kitchen
Gay, 79, and Katie Hendricks, 75, are founders of the Hendricks Institute and co-authors of Conscious Loving. They have been together for 44 years.
Despite being relationship experts, they have one recurring argument they’ve only recently started to talk about. Whenever Gay was in the kitchen and Katie came in, he would invariably ask: "Am I in your way?"
Relationship experts Gay and Katie Hendricks in their kitchen at home in California, USA.
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Relationship experts on the one argument they can’t stop having with their partners
From the marriage therapist to the matchmaker, what are their strategies for coping with petty grievances?
The issue: getting in each other's way in the kitchen
Gay, 79, and Katie Hendricks, 75, are founders of the Hendricks Institute and co-authors of Conscious Loving. They have been together for 44 years.
Despite being relationship experts, they have one recurring argument they’ve only recently started to talk about. Whenever Gay was in the kitchen and Katie came in, he would invariably ask: "Am I in your way?"
Relationship experts Gay and Katie Hendricks in their kitchen at home in California, USA.
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Relationship experts on the one argument they can’t stop having with their partners
From the marriage therapist to the matchmaker, what are their strategies for coping with petty grievances?
The issue: getting in each other's way in the kitchen
Gay, 79, and Katie Hendricks, 75, are founders of the Hendricks Institute and co-authors of Conscious Loving. They have been together for 44 years.
Despite being relationship experts, they have one recurring argument they’ve only recently started to talk about. Whenever Gay was in the kitchen and Katie came in, he would invariably ask: "Am I in your way?"
Relationship experts Gay and Katie Hendricks in their kitchen at home in California, USA.
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Relationship experts on the one argument they can’t stop having with their partners
From the marriage therapist to the matchmaker, what are their strategies for coping with petty grievances?
The issue: getting in each other's way in the kitchen
Gay, 79, and Katie Hendricks, 75, are founders of the Hendricks Institute and co-authors of Conscious Loving. They have been together for 44 years.
Despite being relationship experts, they have one recurring argument they’ve only recently started to talk about. Whenever Gay was in the kitchen and Katie came in, he would invariably ask: "Am I in your way?"
Relationship experts Gay and Katie Hendricks in their kitchen at home in California, USA.
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Relationship experts on the one argument they can’t stop having with their partners
From the marriage therapist to the matchmaker, what are their strategies for coping with petty grievances?
The issue: getting in each other's way in the kitchen
Gay, 79, and Katie Hendricks, 75, are founders of the Hendricks Institute and co-authors of Conscious Loving. They have been together for 44 years.
Despite being relationship experts, they have one recurring argument they’ve only recently started to talk about. Whenever Gay was in the kitchen and Katie came in, he would invariably ask: "Am I in your way?"
Relationship experts Gay and Katie Hendricks in their kitchen at home in California, USA.
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Roe, Wood Wharf: Can the Fallow boys do it again?
The Fallow boys are a phenomenon. The three of them - chefs Jack Croft, 31, and Will Murray, 32, and chairman-fixer-bit-of-everything James Robson, 50 - have amassed something like their own cult. A cult glued to the TikTok recipes (how to scramble eggs like a chef? An easy 7.1 million views), the Instagram posts (231,000 fans and counting) and a YouTube channel which, with 385,000 subscribers, makes Fallow the most followed restaurant in the world. Then there's real life: the place itself, in St James's
Their first restaurant is the social media darling that made cod's head cool. Now, the trio tell David Ellis, they're opening a £6m site with shark on the menu
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Jack Croft, James Robson and Will Murray, founders and owners of Roe, Canary Wharf.
12/04/2024
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Roe, Wood Wharf: Can the Fallow boys do it again?
The Fallow boys are a phenomenon. The three of them - chefs Jack Croft, 31, and Will Murray, 32, and chairman-fixer-bit-of-everything James Robson, 50 - have amassed something like their own cult. A cult glued to the TikTok recipes (how to scramble eggs like a chef? An easy 7.1 million views), the Instagram posts (231,000 fans and counting) and a YouTube channel which, with 385,000 subscribers, makes Fallow the most followed restaurant in the world. Then there's real life: the place itself, in St James's
Their first restaurant is the social media darling that made cod's head cool. Now, the trio tell David Ellis, they're opening a £6m site with shark on the menu
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Jack Croft, James Robson and Will Murray, founders and owners of Roe, Canary Wharf.
12/04/2024
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Roe, Wood Wharf: Can the Fallow boys do it again?
The Fallow boys are a phenomenon. The three of them - chefs Jack Croft, 31, and Will Murray, 32, and chairman-fixer-bit-of-everything James Robson, 50 - have amassed something like their own cult. A cult glued to the TikTok recipes (how to scramble eggs like a chef? An easy 7.1 million views), the Instagram posts (231,000 fans and counting) and a YouTube channel which, with 385,000 subscribers, makes Fallow the most followed restaurant in the world. Then there's real life: the place itself, in St James's
Their first restaurant is the social media darling that made cod's head cool. Now, the trio tell David Ellis, they're opening a £6m site with shark on the menu
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Jack Croft, James Robson and Will Murray, founders and owners of Roe, Canary Wharf.
12/04/2024
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Roe, Wood Wharf: Can the Fallow boys do it again?
The Fallow boys are a phenomenon. The three of them - chefs Jack Croft, 31, and Will Murray, 32, and chairman-fixer-bit-of-everything James Robson, 50 - have amassed something like their own cult. A cult glued to the TikTok recipes (how to scramble eggs like a chef? An easy 7.1 million views), the Instagram posts (231,000 fans and counting) and a YouTube channel which, with 385,000 subscribers, makes Fallow the most followed restaurant in the world. Then there's real life: the place itself, in St James's
Their first restaurant is the social media darling that made cod's head cool. Now, the trio tell David Ellis, they're opening a £6m site with shark on the menu
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Jack Croft, James Robson and Will Murray, founders and owners of Roe, Canary Wharf.
12/04/2024
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Roe, Wood Wharf: Can the Fallow boys do it again?
The Fallow boys are a phenomenon. The three of them - chefs Jack Croft, 31, and Will Murray, 32, and chairman-fixer-bit-of-everything James Robson, 50 - have amassed something like their own cult. A cult glued to the TikTok recipes (how to scramble eggs like a chef? An easy 7.1 million views), the Instagram posts (231,000 fans and counting) and a YouTube channel which, with 385,000 subscribers, makes Fallow the most followed restaurant in the world. Then there's real life: the place itself, in St James's
Their first restaurant is the social media darling that made cod's head cool. Now, the trio tell David Ellis, they're opening a £6m site with shark on the menu
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Jack Croft, James Robson and Will Murray, founders and owners of Roe, Canary Wharf.
12/04/2024
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Roe, Wood Wharf: Can the Fallow boys do it again?
The Fallow boys are a phenomenon. The three of them - chefs Jack Croft, 31, and Will Murray, 32, and chairman-fixer-bit-of-everything James Robson, 50 - have amassed something like their own cult. A cult glued to the TikTok recipes (how to scramble eggs like a chef? An easy 7.1 million views), the Instagram posts (231,000 fans and counting) and a YouTube channel which, with 385,000 subscribers, makes Fallow the most followed restaurant in the world. Then there's real life: the place itself, in St James's
Their first restaurant is the social media darling that made cod's head cool. Now, the trio tell David Ellis, they're opening a £6m site with shark on the menu
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Jack Croft, James Robson and Will Murray, founders and owners of Roe, Canary Wharf.
12/04/2024
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Roe, Wood Wharf: Can the Fallow boys do it again?
The Fallow boys are a phenomenon. The three of them - chefs Jack Croft, 31, and Will Murray, 32, and chairman-fixer-bit-of-everything James Robson, 50 - have amassed something like their own cult. A cult glued to the TikTok recipes (how to scramble eggs like a chef? An easy 7.1 million views), the Instagram posts (231,000 fans and counting) and a YouTube channel which, with 385,000 subscribers, makes Fallow the most followed restaurant in the world. Then there's real life: the place itself, in St James's
Their first restaurant is the social media darling that made cod's head cool. Now, the trio tell David Ellis, they're opening a £6m site with shark on the menu
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Jack Croft, James Robson and Will Murray, founders and owners of Roe, Canary Wharf.
12/04/2024
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Roe, Wood Wharf: Can the Fallow boys do it again?
The Fallow boys are a phenomenon. The three of them - chefs Jack Croft, 31, and Will Murray, 32, and chairman-fixer-bit-of-everything James Robson, 50 - have amassed something like their own cult. A cult glued to the TikTok recipes (how to scramble eggs like a chef? An easy 7.1 million views), the Instagram posts (231,000 fans and counting) and a YouTube channel which, with 385,000 subscribers, makes Fallow the most followed restaurant in the world. Then there's real life: the place itself, in St James's
Their first restaurant is the social media darling that made cod's head cool. Now, the trio tell David Ellis, they're opening a £6m site with shark on the menu
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12/04/2024
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Roe, Wood Wharf: Can the Fallow boys do it again?
The Fallow boys are a phenomenon. The three of them - chefs Jack Croft, 31, and Will Murray, 32, and chairman-fixer-bit-of-everything James Robson, 50 - have amassed something like their own cult. A cult glued to the TikTok recipes (how to scramble eggs like a chef? An easy 7.1 million views), the Instagram posts (231,000 fans and counting) and a YouTube channel which, with 385,000 subscribers, makes Fallow the most followed restaurant in the world. Then there's real life: the place itself, in St James's
Their first restaurant is the social media darling that made cod's head cool. Now, the trio tell David Ellis, they're opening a £6m site with shark on the menu
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Jack Croft, James Robson and Will Murray, founders and owners of Roe, Canary Wharf.
12/04/2024
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Roe, Wood Wharf: Can the Fallow boys do it again?
The Fallow boys are a phenomenon. The three of them - chefs Jack Croft, 31, and Will Murray, 32, and chairman-fixer-bit-of-everything James Robson, 50 - have amassed something like their own cult. A cult glued to the TikTok recipes (how to scramble eggs like a chef? An easy 7.1 million views), the Instagram posts (231,000 fans and counting) and a YouTube channel which, with 385,000 subscribers, makes Fallow the most followed restaurant in the world. Then there's real life: the place itself, in St James's
Their first restaurant is the social media darling that made cod's head cool. Now, the trio tell David Ellis, they're opening a £6m site with shark on the menu
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Jack Croft, James Robson and Will Murray, founders and owners of Roe, Canary Wharf.
12/04/2024
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Roe, Wood Wharf: Can the Fallow boys do it again?
The Fallow boys are a phenomenon. The three of them - chefs Jack Croft, 31, and Will Murray, 32, and chairman-fixer-bit-of-everything James Robson, 50 - have amassed something like their own cult. A cult glued to the TikTok recipes (how to scramble eggs like a chef? An easy 7.1 million views), the Instagram posts (231,000 fans and counting) and a YouTube channel which, with 385,000 subscribers, makes Fallow the most followed restaurant in the world. Then there's real life: the place itself, in St James's
Their first restaurant is the social media darling that made cod's head cool. Now, the trio tell David Ellis, they're opening a £6m site with shark on the menu
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Jack Croft, James Robson and Will Murray, founders and owners of Roe, Canary Wharf.
12/04/2024
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Roe, Wood Wharf: Can the Fallow boys do it again?
The Fallow boys are a phenomenon. The three of them - chefs Jack Croft, 31, and Will Murray, 32, and chairman-fixer-bit-of-everything James Robson, 50 - have amassed something like their own cult. A cult glued to the TikTok recipes (how to scramble eggs like a chef? An easy 7.1 million views), the Instagram posts (231,000 fans and counting) and a YouTube channel which, with 385,000 subscribers, makes Fallow the most followed restaurant in the world. Then there's real life: the place itself, in St James's
Their first restaurant is the social media darling that made cod's head cool. Now, the trio tell David Ellis, they're opening a £6m site with shark on the menu
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Jack Croft, James Robson and Will Murray, founders and owners of Roe, Canary Wharf.
12/04/2024
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Roe, Wood Wharf: Can the Fallow boys do it again?
The Fallow boys are a phenomenon. The three of them - chefs Jack Croft, 31, and Will Murray, 32, and chairman-fixer-bit-of-everything James Robson, 50 - have amassed something like their own cult. A cult glued to the TikTok recipes (how to scramble eggs like a chef? An easy 7.1 million views), the Instagram posts (231,000 fans and counting) and a YouTube channel which, with 385,000 subscribers, makes Fallow the most followed restaurant in the world. Then there's real life: the place itself, in St James's
Their first restaurant is the social media darling that made cod's head cool. Now, the trio tell David Ellis, they're opening a £6m site with shark on the menu
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Jack Croft, James Robson and Will Murray, founders and owners of Roe, Canary Wharf.
12/04/2024
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Roe, Wood Wharf: Can the Fallow boys do it again?
The Fallow boys are a phenomenon. The three of them - chefs Jack Croft, 31, and Will Murray, 32, and chairman-fixer-bit-of-everything James Robson, 50 - have amassed something like their own cult. A cult glued to the TikTok recipes (how to scramble eggs like a chef? An easy 7.1 million views), the Instagram posts (231,000 fans and counting) and a YouTube channel which, with 385,000 subscribers, makes Fallow the most followed restaurant in the world. Then there's real life: the place itself, in St James's
Their first restaurant is the social media darling that made cod's head cool. Now, the trio tell David Ellis, they're opening a £6m site with shark on the menu
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Jack Croft, James Robson and Will Murray, founders and owners of Roe, Canary Wharf.
12/04/2024
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Roe, Wood Wharf: Can the Fallow boys do it again?
The Fallow boys are a phenomenon. The three of them - chefs Jack Croft, 31, and Will Murray, 32, and chairman-fixer-bit-of-everything James Robson, 50 - have amassed something like their own cult. A cult glued to the TikTok recipes (how to scramble eggs like a chef? An easy 7.1 million views), the Instagram posts (231,000 fans and counting) and a YouTube channel which, with 385,000 subscribers, makes Fallow the most followed restaurant in the world. Then there's real life: the place itself, in St James's
Their first restaurant is the social media darling that made cod's head cool. Now, the trio tell David Ellis, they're opening a £6m site with shark on the menu
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Jack Croft, James Robson and Will Murray, founders and owners of Roe, Canary Wharf.
12/04/2024
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Roe, Wood Wharf: Can the Fallow boys do it again?
The Fallow boys are a phenomenon. The three of them - chefs Jack Croft, 31, and Will Murray, 32, and chairman-fixer-bit-of-everything James Robson, 50 - have amassed something like their own cult. A cult glued to the TikTok recipes (how to scramble eggs like a chef? An easy 7.1 million views), the Instagram posts (231,000 fans and counting) and a YouTube channel which, with 385,000 subscribers, makes Fallow the most followed restaurant in the world. Then there's real life: the place itself, in St James's
Their first restaurant is the social media darling that made cod's head cool. Now, the trio tell David Ellis, they're opening a £6m site with shark on the menu
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Jack Croft, James Robson and Will Murray, founders and owners of Roe, Canary Wharf.
12/04/2024
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Roe, Wood Wharf: Can the Fallow boys do it again?
The Fallow boys are a phenomenon. The three of them - chefs Jack Croft, 31, and Will Murray, 32, and chairman-fixer-bit-of-everything James Robson, 50 - have amassed something like their own cult. A cult glued to the TikTok recipes (how to scramble eggs like a chef? An easy 7.1 million views), the Instagram posts (231,000 fans and counting) and a YouTube channel which, with 385,000 subscribers, makes Fallow the most followed restaurant in the world. Then there's real life: the place itself, in St James's
Their first restaurant is the social media darling that made cod's head cool. Now, the trio tell David Ellis, they're opening a £6m site with shark on the menu
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Jack Croft, James Robson and Will Murray, founders and owners of Roe, Canary Wharf.
12/04/2024
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Roe, Wood Wharf: Can the Fallow boys do it again?
The Fallow boys are a phenomenon. The three of them - chefs Jack Croft, 31, and Will Murray, 32, and chairman-fixer-bit-of-everything James Robson, 50 - have amassed something like their own cult. A cult glued to the TikTok recipes (how to scramble eggs like a chef? An easy 7.1 million views), the Instagram posts (231,000 fans and counting) and a YouTube channel which, with 385,000 subscribers, makes Fallow the most followed restaurant in the world. Then there's real life: the place itself, in St James's
Their first restaurant is the social media darling that made cod's head cool. Now, the trio tell David Ellis, they're opening a £6m site with shark on the menu
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Jack Croft, James Robson and Will Murray, founders and owners of Roe, Canary Wharf.
12/04/2024
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Emma Murphy and Janet Williams the mothers fighting a scandal bigger than thalidomide: 'We were told the medication was safe'
Since the 1970s, it has been known that sodium valproate can harm babies in the womb. So why was it prescribed to pregnant women?
Emma Murphy and Janet Williams formed In-Fact (the Independent Fetal Anti Convulsant Trust) to find and support families like theirs. They were instrumental in the creation of an all-party parliamentary group to raise awareness in government. They went to Geneva to get foetal valproate spectrum disorder (FVSD) included in the latest version of the World Health Organization's International Classification of Diseases.
Emma Murphy (blonde hair) and Janet Williams, founders of INFACT.
February 2024.
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Emma Murphy and Janet Williams the mothers fighting a scandal bigger than thalidomide: 'We were told the medication was safe'
Since the 1970s, it has been known that sodium valproate can harm babies in the womb. So why was it prescribed to pregnant women?
Emma Murphy and Janet Williams formed In-Fact (the Independent Fetal Anti Convulsant Trust) to find and support families like theirs. They were instrumental in the creation of an all-party parliamentary group to raise awareness in government. They went to Geneva to get foetal valproate spectrum disorder (FVSD) included in the latest version of the World Health Organization's International Classification of Diseases.
Emma Murphy (blonde hair) and Janet Williams, founders of INFACT.
February 2024.
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Emma Murphy and Janet Williams the mothers fighting a scandal bigger than thalidomide: 'We were told the medication was safe'
Since the 1970s, it has been known that sodium valproate can harm babies in the womb. So why was it prescribed to pregnant women?
Emma Murphy and Janet Williams formed In-Fact (the Independent Fetal Anti Convulsant Trust) to find and support families like theirs. They were instrumental in the creation of an all-party parliamentary group to raise awareness in government. They went to Geneva to get foetal valproate spectrum disorder (FVSD) included in the latest version of the World Health Organization's International Classification of Diseases.
Janet Williams, co-founder of INFACT.
February 2024.
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Emma Murphy and Janet Williams the mothers fighting a scandal bigger than thalidomide: 'We were told the medication was safe'
Since the 1970s, it has been known that sodium valproate can harm babies in the womb. So why was it prescribed to pregnant women?
Emma Murphy and Janet Williams formed In-Fact (the Independent Fetal Anti Convulsant Trust) to find and support families like theirs. They were instrumental in the creation of an all-party parliamentary group to raise awareness in government. They went to Geneva to get foetal valproate spectrum disorder (FVSD) included in the latest version of the World Health Organization's International Classification of Diseases.
Emma Murphy, co-founder of INFACT.
February 2024.
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Emma Murphy and Janet Williams the mothers fighting a scandal bigger than thalidomide: 'We were told the medication was safe'
Since the 1970s, it has been known that sodium valproate can harm babies in the womb. So why was it prescribed to pregnant women?
Emma Murphy and Janet Williams formed In-Fact (the Independent Fetal Anti Convulsant Trust) to find and support families like theirs. They were instrumental in the creation of an all-party parliamentary group to raise awareness in government. They went to Geneva to get foetal valproate spectrum disorder (FVSD) included in the latest version of the World Health Organization's International Classification of Diseases.
Emma Murphy (blonde hair) and Janet Williams, founders of INFACT.
February 2024.
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'I was overeating': the Zoe nutrition app founders on diet, raising millions and the perfect microbiome.
Zoe nutrition app founders.
The geneticist, tech specialist and engineer who set up the company aim to improve the health of millions - and maybe one day even make a profit.
Since its launch in April 2022, more than 130,000 people have signed up to Zoe's personalised nutrition programme, which aims to improve gut and metabolic health.
Zoe customers can be spotted by the circular yellow arm patch that means they are wearing a blood sugar sensor.
Zoe gives personalised advice via an app on what users should eat, based on the results of gut health and blood fat tests and 14 days of blood sugar monitoring, all done at home and sent off to a lab.
From left - President George Hadjigeorgiou, Scientific Cofounder Tim Spector, and CEO Jonathan Wolf
Hampstead, London, 23/10/2023.
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'I was overeating': the Zoe nutrition app founders on diet, raising millions and the perfect microbiome.
Zoe nutrition app founders.
The geneticist, tech specialist and engineer who set up the company aim to improve the health of millions - and maybe one day even make a profit.
Since its launch in April 2022, more than 130,000 people have signed up to Zoe's personalised nutrition programme, which aims to improve gut and metabolic health.
Zoe customers can be spotted by the circular yellow arm patch that means they are wearing a blood sugar sensor.
Zoe gives personalised advice via an app on what users should eat, based on the results of gut health and blood fat tests and 14 days of blood sugar monitoring, all done at home and sent off to a lab.
From left - President George Hadjigeorgiou, Scientific Cofounder Tim Spector, and CEO Jonathan Wolf
Hampstead, London, 23/10/2023.
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'I was overeating': the Zoe nutrition app founders on diet, raising millions and the perfect microbiome.
Zoe nutrition app founders.
The geneticist, tech specialist and engineer who set up the company aim to improve the health of millions - and maybe one day even make a profit.
Since its launch in April 2022, more than 130,000 people have signed up to Zoe's personalised nutrition programme, which aims to improve gut and metabolic health.
Zoe customers can be spotted by the circular yellow arm patch that means they are wearing a blood sugar sensor.
Zoe gives personalised advice via an app on what users should eat, based on the results of gut health and blood fat tests and 14 days of blood sugar monitoring, all done at home and sent off to a lab.
From left - CEO Jonathan Wolf, Scientific Cofounder Tim Spector, and President George Hadjigeorgiou
Hampstead, London, 23/10/2023.
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'I was overeating': the Zoe nutrition app founders on diet, raising millions and the perfect microbiome.
Zoe nutrition app founders.
The geneticist, tech specialist and engineer who set up the company aim to improve the health of millions - and maybe one day even make a profit.
Since its launch in April 2022, more than 130,000 people have signed up to Zoe's personalised nutrition programme, which aims to improve gut and metabolic health.
Zoe customers can be spotted by the circular yellow arm patch that means they are wearing a blood sugar sensor.
Zoe gives personalised advice via an app on what users should eat, based on the results of gut health and blood fat tests and 14 days of blood sugar monitoring, all done at home and sent off to a lab.
From left - CEO Jonathan Wolf, Scientific Cofounder Tim Spector, and President George Hadjigeorgiou
Hampstead, London, 23/10/2023.
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'I was overeating': the Zoe nutrition app founders on diet, raising millions and the perfect microbiome.
Zoe nutrition app founders.
The geneticist, tech specialist and engineer who set up the company aim to improve the health of millions - and maybe one day even make a profit.
Since its launch in April 2022, more than 130,000 people have signed up to Zoe's personalised nutrition programme, which aims to improve gut and metabolic health.
Zoe customers can be spotted by the circular yellow arm patch that means they are wearing a blood sugar sensor.
Zoe gives personalised advice via an app on what users should eat, based on the results of gut health and blood fat tests and 14 days of blood sugar monitoring, all done at home and sent off to a lab.
From left - CEO Jonathan Wolf, Scientific Cofounder Tim Spector, and President George Hadjigeorgiou
Hampstead, London, 23/10/2023.
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'I was overeating': the Zoe nutrition app founders on diet, raising millions and the perfect microbiome.
Zoe nutrition app founders.
The geneticist, tech specialist and engineer who set up the company aim to improve the health of millions - and maybe one day even make a profit.
Since its launch in April 2022, more than 130,000 people have signed up to Zoe's personalised nutrition programme, which aims to improve gut and metabolic health.
Zoe customers can be spotted by the circular yellow arm patch that means they are wearing a blood sugar sensor.
Zoe gives personalised advice via an app on what users should eat, based on the results of gut health and blood fat tests and 14 days of blood sugar monitoring, all done at home and sent off to a lab.
From left - CEO Jonathan Wolf, Scientific Cofounder Tim Spector, and President George Hadjigeorgiou
Hampstead, London, 23/10/2023.
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'I was overeating': the Zoe nutrition app founders on diet, raising millions and the perfect microbiome.
Zoe nutrition app founders.
The geneticist, tech specialist and engineer who set up the company aim to improve the health of millions - and maybe one day even make a profit.
Since its launch in April 2022, more than 130,000 people have signed up to Zoe's personalised nutrition programme, which aims to improve gut and metabolic health.
Zoe customers can be spotted by the circular yellow arm patch that means they are wearing a blood sugar sensor.
Zoe gives personalised advice via an app on what users should eat, based on the results of gut health and blood fat tests and 14 days of blood sugar monitoring, all done at home and sent off to a lab.
From left - CEO Jonathan Wolf, Scientific Cofounder Tim Spector, and President George Hadjigeorgiou
Hampstead, London, 23/10/2023.
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'I was overeating': the Zoe nutrition app founders on diet, raising millions and the perfect microbiome.
Zoe nutrition app founders.
The geneticist, tech specialist and engineer who set up the company aim to improve the health of millions - and maybe one day even make a profit.
Since its launch in April 2022, more than 130,000 people have signed up to Zoe's personalised nutrition programme, which aims to improve gut and metabolic health.
Zoe customers can be spotted by the circular yellow arm patch that means they are wearing a blood sugar sensor.
Zoe gives personalised advice via an app on what users should eat, based on the results of gut health and blood fat tests and 14 days of blood sugar monitoring, all done at home and sent off to a lab.
From left - CEO Jonathan Wolf, Scientific Cofounder Tim Spector, and President George Hadjigeorgiou
Hampstead, London, 23/10/2023.
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'I was overeating': the Zoe nutrition app founders on diet, raising millions and the perfect microbiome.
Zoe nutrition app founders.
The geneticist, tech specialist and engineer who set up the company aim to improve the health of millions - and maybe one day even make a profit.
Since its launch in April 2022, more than 130,000 people have signed up to Zoe's personalised nutrition programme, which aims to improve gut and metabolic health.
Zoe customers can be spotted by the circular yellow arm patch that means they are wearing a blood sugar sensor.
Zoe gives personalised advice via an app on what users should eat, based on the results of gut health and blood fat tests and 14 days of blood sugar monitoring, all done at home and sent off to a lab.
From left - President George Hadjigeorgiou, Scientific Cofounder Tim Spector, and CEO Jonathan Wolf
Hampstead, London, 23/10/2023.
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'I was overeating': the Zoe nutrition app founders on diet, raising millions and the perfect microbiome.
Zoe nutrition app founders.
The geneticist, tech specialist and engineer who set up the company aim to improve the health of millions - and maybe one day even make a profit.
Since its launch in April 2022, more than 130,000 people have signed up to Zoe's personalised nutrition programme, which aims to improve gut and metabolic health.
Zoe customers can be spotted by the circular yellow arm patch that means they are wearing a blood sugar sensor.
Zoe gives personalised advice via an app on what users should eat, based on the results of gut health and blood fat tests and 14 days of blood sugar monitoring, all done at home and sent off to a lab.
From left - CEO Jonathan Wolf, Scientific Cofounder Tim Spector, and President George Hadjigeorgiou
Hampstead, London, 23/10/2023.
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'I was overeating': the Zoe nutrition app founders on diet, raising millions and the perfect microbiome.
Zoe nutrition app founders.
The geneticist, tech specialist and engineer who set up the company aim to improve the health of millions - and maybe one day even make a profit.
Since its launch in April 2022, more than 130,000 people have signed up to Zoe's personalised nutrition programme, which aims to improve gut and metabolic health.
Zoe customers can be spotted by the circular yellow arm patch that means they are wearing a blood sugar sensor.
Zoe gives personalised advice via an app on what users should eat, based on the results of gut health and blood fat tests and 14 days of blood sugar monitoring, all done at home and sent off to a lab.
From left - CEO Jonathan Wolf, Scientific Cofounder Tim Spector, and President George Hadjigeorgiou
Hampstead, London, 23/10/2023.
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