Massimiliano Cardinale, from Catania, began by sharing a family recipe at a village festival, drawing a community of followers: that act brought him to the newsroom with an informal voice. He produces social content and carries notes with names of local producers and cooking tips.
The 2026 World Cup will stress-test North American sportsbooks: product mismatches, fragmented regulation and payment reliability will decide who keeps new bettors after the tournament
The freehold of a well‑known Toby Carvery and adjoining Travelodge near the A470 is being offered for sale as a long‑term investment while both businesses continue to operate
Wes Streeting’s public call to treat Brexit as a mistake and seek a new path toward the European Union has intensified rivalries within Labour and turned attention to the Makerfield by-election.
An internal figure at Southampton has been named as the individual linked to alleged spying, and an independent hearing could alter the Championship play-off final plans
Scottish Water has finished the second phase of peatland restoration at Loch Katrine, using earthworks to hold more water on the hills and reduce organic matter entering the reservoir
Pep Guardiola faces selection decisions after a 3-0 win over Crystal Palace, balancing rest, rotation and injury doubts before the Wembley showdown with Chelsea
Major disruption across Thameslink, Southeastern and parts of the Underground after a signalling fault at Denmark Hill and several fire alerts affected services during the evening peak
Pep Guardiola’s call for West Ham to take points from Arsenal headlines a busy weekend that also featured a charged Championship semi and mixed results across the leagues
A late ankle knock to Shamal George, Matthew MacDermid’s appointment and Martin O’Neill’s plans for returning players make the Hampden semi one to watch
The prime minister has ruled out joining a US-led blockade of the Strait of Hormuz while urging a broad international approach to reopen the channel and protect the economy