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Three marinades, a smoky pesto and a fragrant spice paste set to join the growing Ottolenghi range. “These all started as practical solutions in my own kitchen…the jars I reach for when I want more depth and more flavour.” Yotam Ottolenghi Following the success of the first Ottolenghi product range in Waitrose, Yotam Ottolenghi and the Ottolenghi Test Kitchen team are back with five new flavour-packed jars, launching in Waitrose, in Ottolenghi delis and Ottolenghi.co.uk from 27th May. This latest product line includes three marinades, a tomato pesto with Calabrian chilli, and a Hawaij paste, all designed to deliver the kind of bold, generous flavours Ottolenghi…

Renowned chefs ignite Octane Terrace at Silverstone Formula 1®British Grand Prix 2025 This Summer, Silverstone is celebrating the 75th anniversary of Formula 1® British Grand Prix and to celebrate, Octane Terrace, a Silverstone Formula 1® British Grand Prix 2025 hospitality offering, is hosting some of the biggest names from the UK’s restaurant scene. Discerning guests in Octane Terrace will be treated to unique street food from Michelin-star chefs Andrew Wong, Angela Hartnett, Paul Ainsworth, Lisa Goodwin-Allen and Tommy Banks. Guests at Octane Terrace will get to see these world-renowned chefs at work behind their dedicated pop ups, putting the finishing…

Tech and AI skills are expected to become some of the most essential skills for graduates in the next five years, according to a new survey by the Graduate Management Admission Council (GMAC). ‘Technology/IT’ skills are projected to rise from being the 14th most critical skill this year to the 3rd most critical over the next five years. Additionally, recruiters believe that ‘AI’ skills will become the 4th most critical skill for graduates in the next five years, a significant jump from 21st place. Conversely, several traditionally valued skills, such as ‘teamwork’ and ‘project management’, are anticipated by recruiters to…

While online platforms like Facebook Marketplace, Gumtree and Preloved can be an excellent way to shop sustainably and find bargains to furnish your home, there are some warning signs you need to look out for.    Tristan Lynch, CEO at Roseland Furniture, has shared five “red flags” you should know when purchasing second-hand furniture.    Check for shoddy DIY work before purchase  While flatpack furniture can add value and style to any home, buyers must be cautious when purchasing it second-hand. The issue with flatpack furniture comes with the assembly and disassembly. Flatpack items are relatively easy to assemble, but some are…