News about Jeremy Taylor

Allen's has teamed up with cult bubble tea brand Chatime to offer Aussies a new range of drinks that taste 'identical' to its famous lollies.

Anochrome Ltd was named by the Environment Agency (EA) as being behind the serious chemical spillage in Walsall, in the West Midlands, on Monday. It has affected a 14 mile stretch of water across the Black Country and into Birmingham, causing dead fish to float to the surface.

Australian confectionery brand Allen's has launched a surprise new treat that will be sure to delight fans.

The two companies are set to release a lolly-inspired range of home products.

Jeremy Taylor checks into Owen River Lodge on New Zealand's South Island and finds that 'every wall is plastered with photos of happy anglers holding a prize catch'. During his stay, he goes fly fishing for brown trout, revealing that they're the 'largest and most difficult species to hook'.

In Saint-Remy-de-Provence, a French tourist town near Avignon, van Gogh created some of his best works. Jeremy Taylor comes from the United Kingdom to create his own work. Aicha Bendafi, who 'patiently teaches tourists how to sketch the landscapes immortalized by Van Gogh in their own oily palettes of blue and gray.'

The shooting occurred in Poughkeepsie's Pershing Avenue Park on Sunday and culminated in a bloody beat just east of Pershing Avenue. It resulted in the arrest of two men, 43-year-old Rakim Paulin and 40-year-old Jeremy Taylor, who were both driving in the wrong direction before the sequence of altercations began, according to cops. Both men are facing allegations of unlawful assault after a bystander filmed one of the men pounding an unidentified victim with a baseball bat for the first time after reportedly assaulting him and another with a baseball bat. According to cops, the other survivor, who was seen lying on the ground bloodied as the man was being beaten, was stabbed by the same assailant seen swinging the bat after being held captive. A man can be seen wielding a shotgun as he menacingly wanders the street, seeming to be a sort of lookout as this unfolds.

Fousilla Laloui, the former head of sales at Candle firm Parks, has sued the corporation for sexual assault, discrimination, and unfair dismissal. As evidence, she cited COO Richard Symons' comment about female employees being a 'harem.' However, the panel dismissed her allegations, blaming it as a 'throwaway line' from Mr Symons' that other women present had "funny."