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'I won’t miss Greggs': Cornwall's pasty fans prefer the real deal. Greggs – whose pasties may not be described as Cornish – has lost its only foothold in the county.
Greggxit. Traditional Cornish pasties baked at Polnoon Pasties in Saltash, Cornwall. Recently the only Gregg's bakery in Cornwall was closed in the face of stiff competition from independent bakers like this one. The closure was dubbed "Greggxit".© Jonny Weeks / Guardian / eyevine
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'I won’t miss Greggs': Cornwall's pasty fans prefer the real deal. Greggs – whose pasties may not be described as Cornish – has lost its only foothold in the county.
Greggxit. Traditional Cornish pasties baked at Polnoon Pasties in Saltash, Cornwall. Recently the only Gregg's bakery in Cornwall was closed in the face of stiff competition from independent bakers like this one. The closure was dubbed "Greggxit".© Jonny Weeks / Guardian / eyevine
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'I won’t miss Greggs': Cornwall's pasty fans prefer the real deal. Greggs – whose pasties may not be described as Cornish – has lost its only foothold in the county.
Greggxit. Traditional Cornish pasties baked at Polnoon Pasties in Saltash, Cornwall. Recently the only Gregg's bakery in Cornwall was closed in the face of stiff competition from independent bakers like this one. The closure was dubbed "Greggxit".© Jonny Weeks / Guardian / eyevine
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'I won’t miss Greggs': Cornwall's pasty fans prefer the real deal. Greggs – whose pasties may not be described as Cornish – has lost its only foothold in the county.
Greggxit. Jamie Kilpatrick who runs Polnoon Pasties in Saltash, Cornwall. Recently the only Gregg's bakery in Cornwall was closed in the face of stiff competition from independent bakers like this one. The closure was dubbed "Greggxit".© Jonny Weeks / Guardian / eyevine
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'I won’t miss Greggs': Cornwall's pasty fans prefer the real deal. Greggs – whose pasties may not be described as Cornish – has lost its only foothold in the county.
Greggxit. Jamie Kilpatrick who runs Polnoon Pasties in Saltash, Cornwall. Recently the only Gregg's bakery in Cornwall was closed in the face of stiff competition from independent bakers like this one. The closure was dubbed "Greggxit".© Jonny Weeks / Guardian / eyevine
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'I won’t miss Greggs': Cornwall's pasty fans prefer the real deal. Greggs – whose pasties may not be described as Cornish – has lost its only foothold in the county.
Greggxit. Jamie Kilpatrick who runs Polnoon Pasties in Saltash, Cornwall. Recently the only Gregg's bakery in Cornwall was closed in the face of stiff competition from independent bakers like this one. The closure was dubbed "Greggxit".© Jonny Weeks / Guardian / eyevine
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'I won’t miss Greggs': Cornwall's pasty fans prefer the real deal. Greggs – whose pasties may not be described as Cornish – has lost its only foothold in the county.
Greggxit. Jamie Kilpatrick who runs Polnoon Pasties in Saltash, Cornwall. Recently the only Gregg's bakery in Cornwall was closed in the face of stiff competition from independent bakers like this one. The closure was dubbed "Greggxit".© Jonny Weeks / Guardian / eyevine
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'I won’t miss Greggs': Cornwall's pasty fans prefer the real deal. Greggs – whose pasties may not be described as Cornish – has lost its only foothold in the county.
Greggxit. Jamie Kilpatrick who runs Polnoon Pasties in Saltash, Cornwall. Recently the only Gregg's bakery in Cornwall was closed in the face of stiff competition from independent bakers like this one. The closure was dubbed "Greggxit".© Jonny Weeks / Guardian / eyevine
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'I won’t miss Greggs': Cornwall's pasty fans prefer the real deal. Greggs – whose pasties may not be described as Cornish – has lost its only foothold in the county.
Greggxit. Steve Baker, the owner of Bakers Coffee in Saltash, Cornwall. Recently the only Gregg's bakery in Cornwall was closed in the face of stiff competition from independent bakers like this one. The closure was dubbed "Greggxit".© Jonny Weeks / Guardian / eyevine
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'I won’t miss Greggs': Cornwall's pasty fans prefer the real deal. Greggs – whose pasties may not be described as Cornish – has lost its only foothold in the county.
Greggxit. Steve Baker, the owner of Bakers Coffee in Saltash, Cornwall. Recently the only Gregg's bakery in Cornwall was closed in the face of stiff competition from independent bakers like this one. The closure was dubbed "Greggxit".© Jonny Weeks / Guardian / eyevine
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'I won’t miss Greggs': Cornwall's pasty fans prefer the real deal. Greggs – whose pasties may not be described as Cornish – has lost its only foothold in the county.
Greggxit. Steve Baker, the owner of Bakers Coffee in Saltash, Cornwall. Recently the only Gregg's bakery in Cornwall was closed in the face of stiff competition from independent bakers like this one. The closure was dubbed "Greggxit".© Jonny Weeks / Guardian / eyevine
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Vegan steak bake
Customers eating Greggs new Vegan steak bake which has been launched at the beginning of Veganuary. Since the runaway success of its meatless sausage roll, the bakery chain has been working to develop vegan versions of its other bestselling items.
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Vegan steak bake
Customers eating Greggs new Vegan steak bake which has been launched at the beginning of Veganuary. Since the runaway success of its meatless sausage roll, the bakery chain has been working to develop vegan versions of its other bestselling items.
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FEATURE - Bagels aus Istanbul
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Bakers are making traditional Turkish bagel 'simit'
Bagel making, Istanbul, Turkey - 14 Feb 2018
Turkish bagel 'simit' is a popular food and snack in Turkey. The simit is perhaps Turkey's quintessential street food, and it has been so for over 500 years. It is sold in many spots throughout Turkey's major cities and in bakeries in smaller towns. Turks of all ages eat it at breakfast, on a ferry boat ride accompanied by a glass of tea, as an afternoon snack, and whenever else hunger sets in
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FEATURE - Bagels aus Istanbul
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Emrah Oprukcu/REX/Shutterstock (9792964e)
Bakers are making traditional Turkish bagel 'simit'
Bagel making, Istanbul, Turkey - 14 Feb 2018
Turkish bagel 'simit' is a popular food and snack in Turkey. The simit is perhaps Turkey's quintessential street food, and it has been so for over 500 years. It is sold in many spots throughout Turkey's major cities and in bakeries in smaller towns. Turks of all ages eat it at breakfast, on a ferry boat ride accompanied by a glass of tea, as an afternoon snack, and whenever else hunger sets in
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FEATURE - Bagels aus Istanbul
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Emrah Oprukcu/REX/Shutterstock (9792964f)
Bakers are making traditional Turkish bagel 'simit'
Bagel making, Istanbul, Turkey - 14 Feb 2018
Turkish bagel 'simit' is a popular food and snack in Turkey. The simit is perhaps Turkey's quintessential street food, and it has been so for over 500 years. It is sold in many spots throughout Turkey's major cities and in bakeries in smaller towns. Turks of all ages eat it at breakfast, on a ferry boat ride accompanied by a glass of tea, as an afternoon snack, and whenever else hunger sets in
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FEATURE - Bagels aus Istanbul
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Emrah Oprukcu/REX/Shutterstock (9792964g)
Bakers are making traditional Turkish bagel 'simit'
Bagel making, Istanbul, Turkey - 14 Feb 2018
Turkish bagel 'simit' is a popular food and snack in Turkey. The simit is perhaps Turkey's quintessential street food, and it has been so for over 500 years. It is sold in many spots throughout Turkey's major cities and in bakeries in smaller towns. Turks of all ages eat it at breakfast, on a ferry boat ride accompanied by a glass of tea, as an afternoon snack, and whenever else hunger sets in
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FEATURE - Bagels aus Istanbul
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Emrah Oprukcu/REX/Shutterstock (9792964b)
Bakers are making traditional Turkish bagel 'simit'
Bagel making, Istanbul, Turkey - 14 Feb 2018
Turkish bagel 'simit' is a popular food and snack in Turkey. The simit is perhaps Turkey's quintessential street food, and it has been so for over 500 years. It is sold in many spots throughout Turkey's major cities and in bakeries in smaller towns. Turks of all ages eat it at breakfast, on a ferry boat ride accompanied by a glass of tea, as an afternoon snack, and whenever else hunger sets in
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FEATURE - Bagels aus Istanbul
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Emrah Oprukcu/REX/Shutterstock (9792964c)
Bakers are making traditional Turkish bagel 'simit'
Bagel making, Istanbul, Turkey - 14 Feb 2018
Turkish bagel 'simit' is a popular food and snack in Turkey. The simit is perhaps Turkey's quintessential street food, and it has been so for over 500 years. It is sold in many spots throughout Turkey's major cities and in bakeries in smaller towns. Turks of all ages eat it at breakfast, on a ferry boat ride accompanied by a glass of tea, as an afternoon snack, and whenever else hunger sets in
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FEATURE - Bagels aus Istanbul
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Emrah Oprukcu/REX/Shutterstock (9792964a)
Bakers are making traditional Turkish bagel 'simit'
Bagel making, Istanbul, Turkey - 14 Feb 2018
Turkish bagel 'simit' is a popular food and snack in Turkey. The simit is perhaps Turkey's quintessential street food, and it has been so for over 500 years. It is sold in many spots throughout Turkey's major cities and in bakeries in smaller towns. Turks of all ages eat it at breakfast, on a ferry boat ride accompanied by a glass of tea, as an afternoon snack, and whenever else hunger sets in
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FEATURE - Pancake Rennen in Grossbritannien
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Frances Quinn (Series 4; running for Macmillan Cancer Support)
Bakers dozen warm up for 2018 Virgin money London marathon with pancake race, London, UK - 13 Feb 2018
BAKER?S DOZEN WARM UP FOR 2018 VIRGIN MONEY LONDON MARATHON WITH PANCAKE RACE
A Baker?s Dozen of Great British Bake Off contestants proved they have made a flipping good start to their Virgin Money London Marathon training by taking part in a pancake race in London?s Hyde Park on Shrove Tuesday [Tuesday 13 February].
The 13 bakers, including Series Four winner Frances Quinn and Series Seven star Selasi Gbormittah, were inspired to run the 2018 London Marathon after watching last year?s race on their televisions.
The group ? who are running for four charities: Great Ormond Street Hospital, World Vision, Macmillan Cancer Support and The Cystic Fibrosis Trust - showed that you can be putting in the miles and still enjoy a sweet treat by making some delicious pancakes at Michel Roux Jr?s Le Gavroche restaurant.
Richard Burr, who finished Runner-Up in Series Five, said: ?The Great British Bake Off is a brilliant thing and we have been given so many opportunities to have fun so we thought we would
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FEATURE - Pancake Rennen in Grossbritannien
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L to R - Richard Burr (Series 5; running for GOSH), Frances Quinn (Series 4; running for Macmillan Cancer Support) and Chetna Makan (Series 5; running for GOSH)
Bakers dozen warm up for 2018 Virgin money London marathon with pancake race, London, UK - 13 Feb 2018
BAKER?S DOZEN WARM UP FOR 2018 VIRGIN MONEY LONDON MARATHON WITH PANCAKE RACE
A Baker?s Dozen of Great British Bake Off contestants proved they have made a flipping good start to their Virgin Money London Marathon training by taking part in a pancake race in London?s Hyde Park on Shrove Tuesday [Tuesday 13 February].
The 13 bakers, including Series Four winner Frances Quinn and Series Seven star Selasi Gbormittah, were inspired to run the 2018 London Marathon after watching last year?s race on their televisions.
The group ? who are running for four charities: Great Ormond Street Hospital, World Vision, Macmillan Cancer Support and The Cystic Fibrosis Trust - showed that you can be putting in the miles and still enjoy a sweet treat by making some delicious pancakes at Michel Roux Jr?s Le Gavroche restaurant.
Richard Burr, who finished Runner-Up in Series Five, said: ?The Great British Bake Off is a brilliant thing and we have been given so many opportunities to have fun so we thought we would
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REPORTAGE - Poplar in East London
28/12/16. Spotlight Poplar. Poplar is a historical, mainly residential area of East London, England, in the London Borough of Tower Hamlets. Historically a hamlet in the parish of Stepney, Middlesex, in 1817 Poplar became a civil parish. In 1855 the Poplar District of the Metropolis was formed, which also included Bromley and Bow. The district became the Metropolitan Borough of Poplar in 1900 which was abolished in 1965. The district centre is Chrisp Street Market. Poplar contains notable examples of public housing including the Lansbury Estate and Balfron Tower. Architecturally it is a mixture of 18th and 19th-century terraced houses and 20th-century council estates. Akhter Chowdhury, Owner of Premier Bakers, Market Way (part of the pedestrianised Chrisp Street Market area). Mr. Chowdhury bought the business just two months ago, but the business is well established having been a fixture of the area for 15 years. They specialise in breads, savouries & cream cakes all made fresh on the premesis.
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FEATURE - "Cockney Box': neu aus London
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Give and Take (Cake)
E20 and Tattooed Bakers 'Chockney' chocolate box, London, Britain - 15 Mar 2016
*Full story: http://www.rexfeatures.com/nanolink/s4d7
New research for East Village E20, the former London 2012 Athletes? Village, has found that knowledge of typical cockney rhyming slang phrases has fallen dramatically by 50 per cent in the past 40 years across the UK. The only phrase that has stood the test of time is ?Rosy Lee? with 80 per cent of those surveyed identifying its real meaning as ?a cup of tea.? To help revive London's best loved language, East Village E20, the former London 2012 Athletes? Village, has unveiled the ?E20 Chockney Box,? to encourage the nation to engage with the sayings once again. The new innovative range of artisan chocolates are each named after a famous phrase, from Ruby Murray and Rocking Horse, to Army and Navy and Give and Take.
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FEATURE - "Cockney Box': neu aus London
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Mikael Buck/REX/Shutterstock (5614217e)
Give and Take (Cake)
E20 and Tattooed Bakers 'Chockney' chocolate box, London, Britain - 15 Mar 2016
*Full story: http://www.rexfeatures.com/nanolink/s4d7
New research for East Village E20, the former London 2012 Athletes? Village, has found that knowledge of typical cockney rhyming slang phrases has fallen dramatically by 50 per cent in the past 40 years across the UK. The only phrase that has stood the test of time is ?Rosy Lee? with 80 per cent of those surveyed identifying its real meaning as ?a cup of tea.? To help revive London's best loved language, East Village E20, the former London 2012 Athletes? Village, has unveiled the ?E20 Chockney Box,? to encourage the nation to engage with the sayings once again. The new innovative range of artisan chocolates are each named after a famous phrase, from Ruby Murray and Rocking Horse, to Army and Navy and Give and Take.
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FEATURE - "Cockney Box': neu aus London
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Mikael Buck/REX/Shutterstock (5614217f)
April Showers (flowers)
E20 and Tattooed Bakers 'Chockney' chocolate box, London, Britain - 15 Mar 2016
*Full story: http://www.rexfeatures.com/nanolink/s4d7
New research for East Village E20, the former London 2012 Athletes? Village, has found that knowledge of typical cockney rhyming slang phrases has fallen dramatically by 50 per cent in the past 40 years across the UK. The only phrase that has stood the test of time is ?Rosy Lee? with 80 per cent of those surveyed identifying its real meaning as ?a cup of tea.? To help revive London's best loved language, East Village E20, the former London 2012 Athletes? Village, has unveiled the ?E20 Chockney Box,? to encourage the nation to engage with the sayings once again. The new innovative range of artisan chocolates are each named after a famous phrase, from Ruby Murray and Rocking Horse, to Army and Navy and Give and Take.
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FEATURE - "Cockney Box': neu aus London
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Mikael Buck/REX/Shutterstock (5614217d)
April Showers (flowers)
E20 and Tattooed Bakers 'Chockney' chocolate box, London, Britain - 15 Mar 2016
*Full story: http://www.rexfeatures.com/nanolink/s4d7
New research for East Village E20, the former London 2012 Athletes? Village, has found that knowledge of typical cockney rhyming slang phrases has fallen dramatically by 50 per cent in the past 40 years across the UK. The only phrase that has stood the test of time is ?Rosy Lee? with 80 per cent of those surveyed identifying its real meaning as ?a cup of tea.? To help revive London's best loved language, East Village E20, the former London 2012 Athletes? Village, has unveiled the ?E20 Chockney Box,? to encourage the nation to engage with the sayings once again. The new innovative range of artisan chocolates are each named after a famous phrase, from Ruby Murray and Rocking Horse, to Army and Navy and Give and Take.
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FEATURE - "Cockney Box': neu aus London
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Mikael Buck/REX/Shutterstock (5614217c)
April Showers (flowers)
E20 and Tattooed Bakers 'Chockney' chocolate box, London, Britain - 15 Mar 2016
*Full story: http://www.rexfeatures.com/nanolink/s4d7
New research for East Village E20, the former London 2012 Athletes? Village, has found that knowledge of typical cockney rhyming slang phrases has fallen dramatically by 50 per cent in the past 40 years across the UK. The only phrase that has stood the test of time is ?Rosy Lee? with 80 per cent of those surveyed identifying its real meaning as ?a cup of tea.? To help revive London's best loved language, East Village E20, the former London 2012 Athletes? Village, has unveiled the ?E20 Chockney Box,? to encourage the nation to engage with the sayings once again. The new innovative range of artisan chocolates are each named after a famous phrase, from Ruby Murray and Rocking Horse, to Army and Navy and Give and Take.
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FEATURE - "Cockney Box': neu aus London
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Mikael Buck/REX/Shutterstock (5614217g)
Ruby Murray (curry)
E20 and Tattooed Bakers 'Chockney' chocolate box, London, Britain - 15 Mar 2016
*Full story: http://www.rexfeatures.com/nanolink/s4d7
New research for East Village E20, the former London 2012 Athletes? Village, has found that knowledge of typical cockney rhyming slang phrases has fallen dramatically by 50 per cent in the past 40 years across the UK. The only phrase that has stood the test of time is ?Rosy Lee? with 80 per cent of those surveyed identifying its real meaning as ?a cup of tea.? To help revive London's best loved language, East Village E20, the former London 2012 Athletes? Village, has unveiled the ?E20 Chockney Box,? to encourage the nation to engage with the sayings once again. The new innovative range of artisan chocolates are each named after a famous phrase, from Ruby Murray and Rocking Horse, to Army and Navy and Give and Take.
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FEATURE - "Cockney Box': neu aus London
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Mikael Buck/REX/Shutterstock (5614217h)
Ruby Murray (curry)
E20 and Tattooed Bakers 'Chockney' chocolate box, London, Britain - 15 Mar 2016
*Full story: http://www.rexfeatures.com/nanolink/s4d7
New research for East Village E20, the former London 2012 Athletes? Village, has found that knowledge of typical cockney rhyming slang phrases has fallen dramatically by 50 per cent in the past 40 years across the UK. The only phrase that has stood the test of time is ?Rosy Lee? with 80 per cent of those surveyed identifying its real meaning as ?a cup of tea.? To help revive London's best loved language, East Village E20, the former London 2012 Athletes? Village, has unveiled the ?E20 Chockney Box,? to encourage the nation to engage with the sayings once again. The new innovative range of artisan chocolates are each named after a famous phrase, from Ruby Murray and Rocking Horse, to Army and Navy and Give and Take.
(FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
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FEATURE - "Cockney Box': neu aus London
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Mikael Buck/REX/Shutterstock (5614217i)
Ruby Murray (curry)
E20 and Tattooed Bakers 'Chockney' chocolate box, London, Britain - 15 Mar 2016
*Full story: http://www.rexfeatures.com/nanolink/s4d7
New research for East Village E20, the former London 2012 Athletes? Village, has found that knowledge of typical cockney rhyming slang phrases has fallen dramatically by 50 per cent in the past 40 years across the UK. The only phrase that has stood the test of time is ?Rosy Lee? with 80 per cent of those surveyed identifying its real meaning as ?a cup of tea.? To help revive London's best loved language, East Village E20, the former London 2012 Athletes? Village, has unveiled the ?E20 Chockney Box,? to encourage the nation to engage with the sayings once again. The new innovative range of artisan chocolates are each named after a famous phrase, from Ruby Murray and Rocking Horse, to Army and Navy and Give and Take.
(FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
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FEATURE - "Cockney Box': neu aus London
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Mikael Buck/REX/Shutterstock (5614217j)
Rosy Lee (tea)
E20 and Tattooed Bakers 'Chockney' chocolate box, London, Britain - 15 Mar 2016
*Full story: http://www.rexfeatures.com/nanolink/s4d7
New research for East Village E20, the former London 2012 Athletes? Village, has found that knowledge of typical cockney rhyming slang phrases has fallen dramatically by 50 per cent in the past 40 years across the UK. The only phrase that has stood the test of time is ?Rosy Lee? with 80 per cent of those surveyed identifying its real meaning as ?a cup of tea.? To help revive London's best loved language, East Village E20, the former London 2012 Athletes? Village, has unveiled the ?E20 Chockney Box,? to encourage the nation to engage with the sayings once again. The new innovative range of artisan chocolates are each named after a famous phrase, from Ruby Murray and Rocking Horse, to Army and Navy and Give and Take.
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FEATURE - "Cockney Box': neu aus London
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Mikael Buck/REX/Shutterstock (5614217l)
Rosy Lee (tea)
E20 and Tattooed Bakers 'Chockney' chocolate box, London, Britain - 15 Mar 2016
*Full story: http://www.rexfeatures.com/nanolink/s4d7
New research for East Village E20, the former London 2012 Athletes? Village, has found that knowledge of typical cockney rhyming slang phrases has fallen dramatically by 50 per cent in the past 40 years across the UK. The only phrase that has stood the test of time is ?Rosy Lee? with 80 per cent of those surveyed identifying its real meaning as ?a cup of tea.? To help revive London's best loved language, East Village E20, the former London 2012 Athletes? Village, has unveiled the ?E20 Chockney Box,? to encourage the nation to engage with the sayings once again. The new innovative range of artisan chocolates are each named after a famous phrase, from Ruby Murray and Rocking Horse, to Army and Navy and Give and Take.
(FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
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FEATURE - "Cockney Box': neu aus London
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Mikael Buck/REX/Shutterstock (5614217k)
Army and Navy (gravy)
E20 and Tattooed Bakers 'Chockney' chocolate box, London, Britain - 15 Mar 2016
*Full story: http://www.rexfeatures.com/nanolink/s4d7
New research for East Village E20, the former London 2012 Athletes? Village, has found that knowledge of typical cockney rhyming slang phrases has fallen dramatically by 50 per cent in the past 40 years across the UK. The only phrase that has stood the test of time is ?Rosy Lee? with 80 per cent of those surveyed identifying its real meaning as ?a cup of tea.? To help revive London's best loved language, East Village E20, the former London 2012 Athletes? Village, has unveiled the ?E20 Chockney Box,? to encourage the nation to engage with the sayings once again. The new innovative range of artisan chocolates are each named after a famous phrase, from Ruby Murray and Rocking Horse, to Army and Navy and Give and Take.
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FEATURE - "Cockney Box': neu aus London
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Army and Navy (gravy)
E20 and Tattooed Bakers 'Chockney' chocolate box, London, Britain - 15 Mar 2016
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New research for East Village E20, the former London 2012 Athletes? Village, has found that knowledge of typical cockney rhyming slang phrases has fallen dramatically by 50 per cent in the past 40 years across the UK. The only phrase that has stood the test of time is ?Rosy Lee? with 80 per cent of those surveyed identifying its real meaning as ?a cup of tea.? To help revive London's best loved language, East Village E20, the former London 2012 Athletes? Village, has unveiled the ?E20 Chockney Box,? to encourage the nation to engage with the sayings once again. The new innovative range of artisan chocolates are each named after a famous phrase, from Ruby Murray and Rocking Horse, to Army and Navy and Give and Take.
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Pearly King and Queen Bob Paice and Doreen Golding with the E20 Chockney Box
E20 and Tattooed Bakers 'Chockney' chocolate box, London, Britain - 15 Mar 2016
*Full story: http://www.rexfeatures.com/nanolink/s4d7
New research for East Village E20, the former London 2012 Athletes? Village, has found that knowledge of typical cockney rhyming slang phrases has fallen dramatically by 50 per cent in the past 40 years across the UK. The only phrase that has stood the test of time is ?Rosy Lee? with 80 per cent of those surveyed identifying its real meaning as ?a cup of tea.? To help revive London's best loved language, East Village E20, the former London 2012 Athletes? Village, has unveiled the ?E20 Chockney Box,? to encourage the nation to engage with the sayings once again. The new innovative range of artisan chocolates are each named after a famous phrase, from Ruby Murray and Rocking Horse, to Army and Navy and Give and Take.
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FEATURE - "Cockney Box': neu aus London
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Mikael Buck/REX/Shutterstock (5614217n)
Rocking Horse (tomato sauce)
E20 and Tattooed Bakers 'Chockney' chocolate box, London, Britain - 15 Mar 2016
*Full story: http://www.rexfeatures.com/nanolink/s4d7
New research for East Village E20, the former London 2012 Athletes? Village, has found that knowledge of typical cockney rhyming slang phrases has fallen dramatically by 50 per cent in the past 40 years across the UK. The only phrase that has stood the test of time is ?Rosy Lee? with 80 per cent of those surveyed identifying its real meaning as ?a cup of tea.? To help revive London's best loved language, East Village E20, the former London 2012 Athletes? Village, has unveiled the ?E20 Chockney Box,? to encourage the nation to engage with the sayings once again. The new innovative range of artisan chocolates are each named after a famous phrase, from Ruby Murray and Rocking Horse, to Army and Navy and Give and Take.
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FEATURE - "Cockney Box': neu aus London
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Mikael Buck/REX/Shutterstock (5614217o)
Rocking Horse (tomato sauce)
E20 and Tattooed Bakers 'Chockney' chocolate box, London, Britain - 15 Mar 2016
*Full story: http://www.rexfeatures.com/nanolink/s4d7
New research for East Village E20, the former London 2012 Athletes? Village, has found that knowledge of typical cockney rhyming slang phrases has fallen dramatically by 50 per cent in the past 40 years across the UK. The only phrase that has stood the test of time is ?Rosy Lee? with 80 per cent of those surveyed identifying its real meaning as ?a cup of tea.? To help revive London's best loved language, East Village E20, the former London 2012 Athletes? Village, has unveiled the ?E20 Chockney Box,? to encourage the nation to engage with the sayings once again. The new innovative range of artisan chocolates are each named after a famous phrase, from Ruby Murray and Rocking Horse, to Army and Navy and Give and Take.
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FEATURE - "Cockney Box': neu aus London
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Mikael Buck/REX/Shutterstock (5614217p)
Rocking Horse (tomato sauce)
E20 and Tattooed Bakers 'Chockney' chocolate box, London, Britain - 15 Mar 2016
*Full story: http://www.rexfeatures.com/nanolink/s4d7
New research for East Village E20, the former London 2012 Athletes? Village, has found that knowledge of typical cockney rhyming slang phrases has fallen dramatically by 50 per cent in the past 40 years across the UK. The only phrase that has stood the test of time is ?Rosy Lee? with 80 per cent of those surveyed identifying its real meaning as ?a cup of tea.? To help revive London's best loved language, East Village E20, the former London 2012 Athletes? Village, has unveiled the ?E20 Chockney Box,? to encourage the nation to engage with the sayings once again. The new innovative range of artisan chocolates are each named after a famous phrase, from Ruby Murray and Rocking Horse, to Army and Navy and Give and Take.
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FEATURE - "Cockney Box': neu aus London
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Mikael Buck/REX/Shutterstock (5614217q)
Chockney Box
E20 and Tattooed Bakers 'Chockney' chocolate box, London, Britain - 15 Mar 2016
*Full story: http://www.rexfeatures.com/nanolink/s4d7
New research for East Village E20, the former London 2012 Athletes? Village, has found that knowledge of typical cockney rhyming slang phrases has fallen dramatically by 50 per cent in the past 40 years across the UK. The only phrase that has stood the test of time is ?Rosy Lee? with 80 per cent of those surveyed identifying its real meaning as ?a cup of tea.? To help revive London's best loved language, East Village E20, the former London 2012 Athletes? Village, has unveiled the ?E20 Chockney Box,? to encourage the nation to engage with the sayings once again. The new innovative range of artisan chocolates are each named after a famous phrase, from Ruby Murray and Rocking Horse, to Army and Navy and Give and Take.
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FEATURE - "Cockney Box': neu aus London
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Mikael Buck/REX/Shutterstock (5614217s)
Chockney Box
E20 and Tattooed Bakers 'Chockney' chocolate box, London, Britain - 15 Mar 2016
*Full story: http://www.rexfeatures.com/nanolink/s4d7
New research for East Village E20, the former London 2012 Athletes? Village, has found that knowledge of typical cockney rhyming slang phrases has fallen dramatically by 50 per cent in the past 40 years across the UK. The only phrase that has stood the test of time is ?Rosy Lee? with 80 per cent of those surveyed identifying its real meaning as ?a cup of tea.? To help revive London's best loved language, East Village E20, the former London 2012 Athletes? Village, has unveiled the ?E20 Chockney Box,? to encourage the nation to engage with the sayings once again. The new innovative range of artisan chocolates are each named after a famous phrase, from Ruby Murray and Rocking Horse, to Army and Navy and Give and Take.
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FEATURE - "Cockney Box': neu aus London
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Mikael Buck/REX/Shutterstock (5614217a)
Chockney Box
E20 and Tattooed Bakers 'Chockney' chocolate box, London, Britain - 15 Mar 2016
*Full story: http://www.rexfeatures.com/nanolink/s4d7
New research for East Village E20, the former London 2012 Athletes? Village, has found that knowledge of typical cockney rhyming slang phrases has fallen dramatically by 50 per cent in the past 40 years across the UK. The only phrase that has stood the test of time is ?Rosy Lee? with 80 per cent of those surveyed identifying its real meaning as ?a cup of tea.? To help revive London's best loved language, East Village E20, the former London 2012 Athletes? Village, has unveiled the ?E20 Chockney Box,? to encourage the nation to engage with the sayings once again. The new innovative range of artisan chocolates are each named after a famous phrase, from Ruby Murray and Rocking Horse, to Army and Navy and Give and Take.
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FEATURE - "Cockney Box': neu aus London
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Mikael Buck/REX/Shutterstock (5614217t)
Chockney Box
E20 and Tattooed Bakers 'Chockney' chocolate box, London, Britain - 15 Mar 2016
*Full story: http://www.rexfeatures.com/nanolink/s4d7
New research for East Village E20, the former London 2012 Athletes? Village, has found that knowledge of typical cockney rhyming slang phrases has fallen dramatically by 50 per cent in the past 40 years across the UK. The only phrase that has stood the test of time is ?Rosy Lee? with 80 per cent of those surveyed identifying its real meaning as ?a cup of tea.? To help revive London's best loved language, East Village E20, the former London 2012 Athletes? Village, has unveiled the ?E20 Chockney Box,? to encourage the nation to engage with the sayings once again. The new innovative range of artisan chocolates are each named after a famous phrase, from Ruby Murray and Rocking Horse, to Army and Navy and Give and Take.
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First ever advert especially for dogs is launched, Britain - 12 Feb 2012
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Dogs watching the Bakers dog food TV advert
First ever advert especially for dogs is launched, Britain - 12 Feb 2012
The UK's first ever advert made especially for dogs is set to be launched on television. The barking-mad one-minute clip contains high frequency noises above 17,000 Hertz, which can only be heard by man's best friend. Alongside this, it is also features an ordinary soundtrack that animals and humans alike can hear. The ad's makers - Bakers dog food - hope the noise will attract a dog's attention and cause their human owners to take notice of what's on screen. The company tested the advert by playing it to 12 dogs that were being distracted with a toy. They found that all of them showed an interest in the noise and several approached the television screen to investigate further. Zara Boland, an animal expert from Bakers, said: "High-pitched frequencies cannot be heard by the vast majority of humans. But they appeal to dogs as their hearing is twice as sharp. Our experts have created an advert interspersed with high frequency noises that only canines should hear".
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First ever advert especially for dogs is launched, Britain - 12 Feb 2012
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Dogs watching the Bakers dog food TV advert
First ever advert especially for dogs is launched, Britain - 12 Feb 2012
The UK's first ever advert made especially for dogs is set to be launched on television. The barking-mad one-minute clip contains high frequency noises above 17,000 Hertz, which can only be heard by man's best friend. Alongside this, it is also features an ordinary soundtrack that animals and humans alike can hear. The ad's makers - Bakers dog food - hope the noise will attract a dog's attention and cause their human owners to take notice of what's on screen. The company tested the advert by playing it to 12 dogs that were being distracted with a toy. They found that all of them showed an interest in the noise and several approached the television screen to investigate further. Zara Boland, an animal expert from Bakers, said: "High-pitched frequencies cannot be heard by the vast majority of humans. But they appeal to dogs as their hearing is twice as sharp. Our experts have created an advert interspersed with high frequency noises that only canines should hear".
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First ever advert especially for dogs is launched, Britain - 12 Feb 2012
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Dogs watching the Bakers dog food TV advert
First ever advert especially for dogs is launched, Britain - 12 Feb 2012
The UK's first ever advert made especially for dogs is set to be launched on television. The barking-mad one-minute clip contains high frequency noises above 17,000 Hertz, which can only be heard by man's best friend. Alongside this, it is also features an ordinary soundtrack that animals and humans alike can hear. The ad's makers - Bakers dog food - hope the noise will attract a dog's attention and cause their human owners to take notice of what's on screen. The company tested the advert by playing it to 12 dogs that were being distracted with a toy. They found that all of them showed an interest in the noise and several approached the television screen to investigate further. Zara Boland, an animal expert from Bakers, said: "High-pitched frequencies cannot be heard by the vast majority of humans. But they appeal to dogs as their hearing is twice as sharp. Our experts have created an advert interspersed with high frequency noises that only canines should hear".
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First ever advert especially for dogs is launched, Britain - 12 Feb 2012
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Solent News / Rex Features (1611589a)
A dog watching the Bakers dog food TV advert
First ever advert especially for dogs is launched, Britain - 12 Feb 2012
The UK's first ever advert made especially for dogs is set to be launched on television. The barking-mad one-minute clip contains high frequency noises above 17,000 Hertz, which can only be heard by man's best friend. Alongside this, it is also features an ordinary soundtrack that animals and humans alike can hear. The ad's makers - Bakers dog food - hope the noise will attract a dog's attention and cause their human owners to take notice of what's on screen. The company tested the advert by playing it to 12 dogs that were being distracted with a toy. They found that all of them showed an interest in the noise and several approached the television screen to investigate further. Zara Boland, an animal expert from Bakers, said: "High-pitched frequencies cannot be heard by the vast majority of humans. But they appeal to dogs as their hearing is twice as sharp. Our experts have created an advert interspersed with high frequency noises that only canines should hear".
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'Unseen' photographs of the Beatles to be auctioned, Reading, Britain - Jul 2010
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At Home With The Beatles
These incredible unseen photographs of the Beatles in their heyday were taken by a teenage superfan who visited the band members every weekend for two years.
Sue Baker was 15 when she began her obsession with the Fab Four in the mid-60s and is now to sell her treasured collection at auction.
She first started going to Paul McCartney's London home every week, having tracked it down from a vague description in a Beatles magazine.
He eventually asked her if she ever visited John, George and Ringo and, when she said no, he gave her their addresses which she wrote on the back of an envelope.
She spent the next two years visiting each Beatle and recalled how they always answered the door to her, were true gentlemen and happy to pose for pictures.
The snaps include colour pictures of George Harrison with Sue outside the guitarist's bungalow that was painted with gaudy psychedelic patterns.
She even sneakily got her friend to take a picture of her sitting on George's Mini car when he wasn't in - and then took a snap through his bedroom window.
On George's house you can see among the loud painting the words "Mick and Marianne were here" - referring to Mick Jagger and Marianne Faithful.
There is a picture of Sue with John Lennon who is sporting huge sideburns, and snaps of Ringo with a cigarette in his hand.
The teenage fan worked two paper rounds in her home town of Reading, Berks, so she could afford to travel by train to meet her heroes.
She often took her younger brother Phillip - then aged four or five - and he is in some of the photographs.
Phillip was about the same age as John Lennon's son Julian and sometimes the pair would play together while Sue spoke with the legendary singer-songwriter at his home in Weybridge, Surrey.
Sue, now 59, who li...
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