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Scottish Sun
14 hours ago
- Health
- Scottish Sun
UK supermarket giant urgently pulls pasta dish from shelves over dangerous health risk and warns shoppers ‘do NOT eat'
A potentially dangerous ingredient was not stated on the packaging TOTAL RECALL UK supermarket giant urgently pulls pasta dish from shelves over dangerous health risk and warns shoppers 'do NOT eat' Click to share on X/Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) A SUPERMARKET has recalled a chicken pasta dish in a major allergy alert. Waitrose has pulled its Waitrose & Partners Creamy Pesto Chicken Pasta because it contains mustard, which is not mentioned on the label. Sign up for Scottish Sun newsletter Sign up 1 Waitrose has pulled the product due to allergy concerns Credit: Alamy This means the product is a possible health risk for anyone with an allergy to mustard. The Food Standards Agency said: "Waitrose is recalling the above product from customers and has been advised to contact the relevant allergy support organisations, which will tell their members about the recall. "The company has also issued a point-of-sale notice to its customers. "These notices explain to customers why the product is being recalled and tell them what to do if they have bought the product." It adds: "If you have bought the above product and have an allergy to mustard, do not eat it. "Instead return it to your local Waitrose & Partners branch for a refund. "You can contact Waitrose Customer Care on 0800 188 884, Option 4."
Economic Times
22-07-2025
- Business
- Economic Times
Maldives introduces its first-ever Investor Visa Program for foreign nationals
The Maldives has signed a new agreement with Henley & Partners to introduce the country's first-ever Investor Visa Program . This will allow foreign nationals to gain long-term residence by investing in premium real estate. The government says this step supports its Vision 2040 strategy to diversify the economy, reduce reliance on tourism, and attract high-value investors seeking stability and long-term opportunities in the island agreement was signed during the Maldives–Singapore Business Forum 2025 held on Sentosa Island. It supports President Dr. Mohamed Muizzu's Vision 2040 strategy, which seeks to build a more resilient and diversified Development and Trade Minister Mohamed Saeed said, 'The Maldives has long been a world-class destination for travelers. With this program, we aim to extend that legacy to discerning global investors who see value in our people, our potential, and our future.'The residence-by-investment program will be tied to real estate purchases, offering investors long-term residence in return for investment in approved properties. The government expects the scheme to drive growth in hospitality, infrastructure, and & Partners will advise the government on program design and execution. The firm has worked on similar programs worldwide and has helped raise over USD 15 billion in foreign direct Amarante, Managing Partner and Head of Government Advisory EMEA at Henley & Partners, said in the official statement, 'The residence by investment program will provide state-of-the-art properties with the utmost privacy and exclusivity. As a safe, stable, and peaceful island nation, the Maldives presents the ultimate hedge against geopolitical conflict or global pandemics.'The program will include a strict due diligence process to ensure only qualified and reputable applicants are accepted. Final decisions on visa approvals will remain with the Maldivian say the initiative will help attract responsible investors and support job creation, economic resilience, and sustained growth. Minister Saeed added, 'This partnership with Henley & Partners reflects our confidence in aligning with reputable global players to achieve economic diversification and national resilience.'Henley & Partners will help develop the policy framework and compliance structure. The visa offering will align with global standards and be part of a broader effort to link international capital with national program is expected to launch once regulatory approvals and property listings are finalised. The government says the visa will enhance global mobility, offer lifestyle benefits to investors, and contribute to the Maldives' long-term financial stability.
Scoop
28-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Scoop
Bon Iver Releases New Music Video For 'From'
'Don't Let It Trouble Your Mind': Whether you need a prenup, postnup or just a ride to anywhere but here, these are the words you'll learn to live by after a cruise around town with Justin Vernon & Partners. In the new music video for Bon Iver's 'From,' out today, Vernon pulls double duty as a divorce attorney and limousine driver, bringing a group of feuding newlyweds on a journey to joy. Windows down, donuts in hand, a couple cans of Old Style on the dash – there's no need to hurry. Take the back seat and give Justin Vernon & Partners your worry (they can see where you're coming from). Released as part of Bon Iver's SABLE, fABLE, already hailed as one of the best albums of 2025 thus far, 'From' is a song for summer, featuring guitar from Michael Gordon ( vocals by Jacob Collier, drum programming by album producer Jim-E Stack, co-writing from Tobias Jesso Jr. and more. Filmed in Minnesota and Wisconsin, and directed by Asher Weisberg, the music video for 'From' follows John Wilson's video for 'Everything Is Peaceful Love,' a walk from Wisconsin to California in 'There's A Rhythmn,' trail cam streams for 'Walk Home' and 'If Only I Could Wait,' Erinn Springer's SABLE, triptych, and lyric videos for every album track.
Economic Times
24-06-2025
- Business
- Economic Times
Millionaires may exit UK in record numbers after non-dom tax shake-up
The United Kingdom may witness a significant departure of wealthy residents. Around 16,500 millionaires are expected to leave in 2025. This migration links to changes in tax and visa rules. The UK government's decision to alter non-domicile tax regime is a factor. Many affluent individuals are seeking opportunities elsewhere. Tired of too many ads? Remove Ads Tired of too many ads? Remove Ads The United Kingdom is expected to see a record outflow of wealthy residents in 2025, with 16,500 millionaires projected to leave the country. The migration is being linked to recent changes in tax and visa policies, according to the latest Henley Private Wealth Migration report estimates that these departing individuals collectively hold £66 billion in investable assets. The shift follows the UK government's decision to abolish the long-standing non-domicile (non-dom) tax regime in April and introduce a stricter residence-based tax system.'This unprecedented outflow follows an already record-breaking year in 2024, when 10,800 affluent residents departed in search of greener pastures — compounding the mounting capital drain that began with Brexit,' said Dr. Juerg Steffen, CEO of Henley & Partners, the firm behind the 2016, the UK typically gained more millionaires through migration than it lost. But this trend has reversed following two major policy moves: the closure of the Tier 1 investor visa in 2022 and the overhaul of non-dom tax rules in 2024. These changes, followed by Labour's proposed revisions to inheritance tax, have accelerated the the new rules, wealthy foreigners who have lived in the UK for more than four years are subject to UK income and capital gains taxes on their global earnings. Their worldwide assets also fall under the UK's inheritance tax, which is charged at 40%.The migration report shows that the UK is projected to lose more high net worth individuals than China or Russia in 2025. While Britain remains attractive to some foreign investors, including Americans seeking to relocate, the inflows have not matched the rate of & Partners reported a 183% increase in the number of British nationals applying for residence or citizenship abroad through the firm in the first quarter of 2025 compared to the same period last the top destinations for departing UK millionaires are the United Arab Emirates, the United States, Italy, and Switzerland. The UAE is forecast to receive the highest net inflow of millionaires globally this year, with 9,800 expected names reported to have left the UK include heiress Anne Beaufour, investor Max Gottschalk, JC Flowers' Tim Hanford, and boxing promoter Eddie Hearn. Steel magnate Lakshmi Mittal is also said to be considering some EU countries such as France, Spain, and Germany are also facing similar trends, with expected net losses of high net worth individuals this year.
