News about James Cook

JACK TEAGUE: What to do if you're worried that your favourite pub is closing down? Well, if you're retired British tennis No. 1 Tim Henman, who earned more than £7 million in prize money before retiring in 2007, buy it. Struggling from the aftermath of the pandemic, Henman's local watering hole The Chequers, was about to shut it down for good. I'm delighted to report that the 48-year-old has purchased the boozer in Aston Tirrold, Oxfordshire, which is located in a magnificent Grade II-listed building dating back to the 15th century. Henman's assistance, the restaurant, which had been closed for the past year, is back, operating as a gastropub with only a small change to the name. Olivier at The Chequers has taken over, with the pub's long-serving French chef Olivier Bouet taking the kitchen.

Poppy, 36, was seen having a bite at the burger joint For the Win with the 31-year-old. Since Poppy and her husband of eight years, James Cook, split, the two have become close. The model wore high-waisted blue jeans with a white top, a long floral-patterned cardigan jacket, and a Louis Vuitton bag over her shoulder. She matched the outfit with black sunglasses, sandals on her feet, and parted her blonde hair down the middle. Caspar wore a black t-shirt and shorts. The pair's dinner date came amid rumors that the Delevingne family is planning an intervention for 30-year-old Cara, who recently stated that she was delighted she lived to see her third decade.

Since breaking from his model girlfriend back in February, he's been single. When they departed from Edward Enninful's star-studded book launch party at Sunset Towers in West Hollywood on Tuesday, Tobey Maguire enjoyed the company of a mystery woman. After joining actors including Orlando Bloom and Kelly Rowland to celebrate the unveiling of Edward's latest book, the actor, 47, was seen leaving the occasion with his new companion.

As well-heeled men flock to buy traditional mourning clothes to demonstrate their respect for Queen Elizabeth II, black ties are selling out. Turnbull and Asser, a shirt manufacturer for King Charles III, have been refused to work solely black as it anticipates high demand for the Queen's coffin and her lying-in-state. Yesterday, the business had sold out of normal black ties at its Jermyn Street shop in London. Following news of the Queen's poor health, shop manager James Cook said a ruckus of customers from nearby gentlemen's clubs and offices swelled up on Thursday, adding: "The great and the healthy were coming in, wanting to be prepared."

Any Aboriginal chiefs, as well as articles on her royal predecessors' contributions in expanding the British empire into the Antipodes, have expressed sadness over the Queen's death aged 96. Although her early Australian tours featured demonstrations of boomerang and spear throwing, her First Nations people's interactions became more meaningful as the years progressed. On Friday, Northern Territory Senator Jacinta Price was one of Indigenous politicians to pay their respects to the late monarch. Price wrote on Facebook, 'Thank you Your Majesty Queen Elizabeth II. May you now Rest In Peace.' The queen is pictured at the top of a 'culture show' near Cairns in 2002, top right with esteemed elder Evelyn Scott at Government House in 1992, and bottom right with an Aboriginal schoolboy in Perth 2011.

Rodney Harrison and Tony Dungy, a NBC analysts, did not hesitate to give out a slew of praise before the NFL regular season opener between the Super Bowl champions Los Angles and the Buffalo Bills. After what he saw during Josh Allen's visit to Bills, Harrison was ecstatic about what he saw from the fifth-year qb. Tony Dungy, who was leading the charge, expressed joy in saying that the Rams will return as champions thanks to coach Sean McVay.

To relieve ambulance pressures on ambulances, the NHS is bringing a fleet of electric cars. Eight ambulance trusts are suing 21 zero-emission vehicles, with six of them devoted to responding to mental health callouts. The mental health cars will be different in style from traditional ambulances, with less fluorescent markings and a much less clinical interior to put patients at ease.

On Friday, Podevingne enjoyed a boat ride with pal Jordan Barrett in Formentera, Spain, showing a lot of hope. The model, 36, stood out in a vivid yellow top that she wore over two bikini bottoms. She stepped into the water to board the tiny speedboat and carried a beige shoulder bag.

Narelda Jacobs, an Indigenous journalist, has contributed to the discussion surrounding the demolition of historic monuments. On Tuesday night, Jacobs was talking about Hobart City Council's decision to remove a statue of William Crowther, who cut the skull of Aboriginal man William Lanne in 1869 and delivered it to London nine years before he became Hobart's premier. Jacobs, 46, asked hosts Waleed Aly and Peter Helliar: 'Who is that person and who is more worthy of being there?'

Nicola Sturgeon (left) distanced herself from the demonstrators who yelled at Mr Cook (right) outside a Conservative Party hustings in Perth last night and ordered that other party leaders to condemn the conduct. She slammed the antics as "disgraceful" earlier this day, and said journalists' jobs were vital to democracy. At the festival last night (inset), Scottish nationalists confronted Mr Cook while showing their finger and yelling'scumbag' and branding him a 'traitor' to Scotland.

Last night, Scottish nationalists confronted BBC Scotland Editor James Cook outside a Conservative hustings in Perth, snapping their fingers and yelling he is a'scumbag' and a traitor to Scotland (left). Others demonstrators gathered with slogans like "Tories out" and "Tory scum," as some were seen wearing t-shirts that read: "Tories s**" on them.

Lady Mary Charteris showed her eye-catching sense of style as she stepped out at a charity art gala in Ibiza on Tuesday night. In a daring sheer lace dress at the plush, five-star Six Senses Ibiza hotel, the socialite, 35, went braless as she flashed her black underwear. Lady Mary was joined by her close friend, Poppy Delevingne, 36, who stunned in a floor-length fuchsia silk gown as they attended the charity ball.

Pomy black bikini on Monday, as she enjoyed a luxurious boat ride off the coast of Ibiza, she portrayed her dazzling figure in a sleek black bikini. As she topped up her tan with a group of friends, including socialite Lady Lola Bute, 22, the model, 36, shielded her eyes behind love-heart sunglasses. Poppy posed in the snaps as she showcased her natural beauty and sun-kissed skin with a fresh look.

The Project's hosts (Carrie Bickmore and Steve Price, pictured right), among other topics (including the argument that history can be interpreted as racial, as well as the benefit of learning about history and making changes based on it.

Peter FitzSimons (left) and Senator Jacinta Price (inset) are now engaged in a tense verb war, but it is not the first time the columnist and author has been embroiled in a high-profile media conflict. FitzSimons was thrown out of contention with Indigenous ABC TV presenter Stan Grant (right with wife Tracey) over his book on Captain James Cook in 2021. Grant accused his former friend of making Cook sound like 'the prototypical Aussie good bloke,' and slammed his description of him as 'an enthusiastic imperialist.' FitzSimons defended his work and said that it had been rigorously researched over several years in reaction. Grant's relationship with FitzSimons and his wife Lisa Wilkinson, the project's host, deteriorated in April last year.

FitzSimons, a commentator, and newly elected senator Price have both highlighted the fact that their positions on Indigenous affairs are based on a multitude of sources. During an interview for a new newspaper column, Price (right, with her grandmother) accuses FitzSimons of "giving racism a voice." FitzSimons, 60, went to Knox Grammar, Sydney University, and played for the Wallabies. He and his partner, Lisa Wilkinson, live in a multimillion-dollar house on Sydney's lower north shore (both pictured left). Price, 41, was born in the Northern Territory, has been a victim of domestic violence and does not want an Indigenous voice to parliament.