News about Linda McCartney

Some fake bacon products contain more than three times the amount of salt as a portion of large McDonald's Fries, a MailOnline audit of all of Tesco's fake meat options can reveal. A Beyond Meat plant based burger contains more fat per 100g (19g) than a regular Aberdeen Angus beef burger (17.3g), according to our audit of more than 90 meat free products. Dietician Dr Duane Mellor stresses that just because something is meat-free doesn't mean it is healthier.

The famed psychedelic Wings tour bus that housed rock legend Paul McCartney, Linda McCartney, his family and the band is heading for auction 22nd April. In a rare opportunity to snap up a time capsule of pop history, the double-decker bus that took the tour on the roads during the summer of 1972 Wings of Europe Tour is up for sale with Car & Classics with pre-bids already open.

Today, the top 50 products of the year were announced, with Aldi washing powder as the surprise leader of a list containing a barbecue, shredder, and thermometer. In the competition by consumer champion Which?, the supermarket's Almat Bio washing powder, costing just £3.95, was followed by a £449 notebook and a low-cost cooker. The list is based on extensive testing, sampling, pulling, and prodding by its independent experts, and covers everything from baked beans to electric cars. Many of the options provide premium quality and performance at a reasonable price in the wake of the cost of living squeeze. At the same time, many of the best buy choices are from budget or relatively little-known companies. While on the face of it these products are very different, the experts at Which? They have been ranked from top to bottom in this series.

Figures show that the increasing popularity of'smashed burgers' (left) in Britain could be fueling demand for beef as demand for plant-based meat substitutes drops. Beyond Meat (upper right) reported last week that sales dropped by nine percent as demand for its vegan burger alternatives came to a halt, and it will be cutting around a third of its workforce in response. But it isn't just Beyond Meat that is in danger, with total sales of meat alternatives down 13.6 percent over the last year. Tesco, Asda, Sainsbury's, and Morrisons have all reduced their vegan ranges by ten percent, and coffee chain Pret A Manger sold 75% of its vegetarian-only stores last December. According to Statista results, meat intake in the United Kingdom is on the increase, with the average person eating 134lb of meat in 2022 compared to 121lb in 2012.

It was one of the most influential health fads of the past decade. But has the vegan bubble finally burst? Plant-based options have decreased, causing companies like Linda McCartney, Quorn, and Tofoo to rethink their product lines. The plant-based bubble may have burst, according to the author. MailOnline showcases the vegans, including London-based Tim Shieff, an raw vegan influencer, Alyse Parker (pictured right), YouTuber Alyse Parker (pictured left), and TikToker Abigail Martin (pictured top center), who stopped following the diet after blaming veganism for their health problems.

The world's biggest collection of 007 memorabilia being offered by a James Bond fan, which includes posters, ticket stubs, and brochures, could reach £1 million at auction. After a lifetime amassing the goods, Steve Oxenrider's vast collection of around 32,000 items would have to be sold in two parts. The remarkable collection includes a number of original posters dating back to when the mysterious agent first graced the silver screen. The retired teacher from San Francisco, the United States, has moved his collection from the Atlantic to Ewbank's auction house in Woking, Surrey. The first half of the collection is expected to be sold in November, but the total value of the items is £1 million at auction.

Feeding Creativity is McCartney's third book of vegetarian recipes; she and her fashion designer sister Stella co-created one; Vegetarianism used to be the favored cause of cranks and sandal-wearing lefties, but it has long since gone mainstream, and veggie cookbooks have topped the bestseller list.

Stella McCartney has applied to build a massive glass-fronted house in one of the country's wildest areas - to locals who have branded it a 'carbuncle.' Even though the designer, Linda McCartney, and her Beatles legend husband Sir Paul, has been a devoted supporter of wildlife, including local families of otters. The'monstrous' house could also have Scot pine trees cut down and walkers barred from the beach, according to the experts. Around 150 miles north-west of Glasgow, McCartney and her partner Alasdhair Willis purchased a plot of land on the coast of the West Highlands. The couple have submitted proposals with Highland Council, including a statement from architects Brown & Brown stating that a "simple materials palette" would be used "with a modern and complementary mix of rough-cut natural Scottish stone" as well as concrete and weathering steel.

On Monday, Sir Paul McCartney paid a loving tribute to his wife Nancy to mark their 12-year wedding anniversary. The former Beatles singer, 81, and the businesswoman, 63, have been married since 2011. To celebrate their 12th year of marriage, the music legend took to Instagram to post a loved-up snapshot of the couple enjoying some quality time together on holiday.

LESLEY-ANN JONES: No selfies were taken. There are no conversations. The regulations were strict, and an alert was sent in advance by email. At a formal dinner, Paul McCartney brought me and a group of celebrities, and we were supposed to behave ourselves. In the Green Room at the Liverpool Institute of Performing Arts [LIPA] in 2019, I was stunned to see Macca himself walk in and stroll straight across to us as I was chatting with writer Mike Batt, an old friend of Macca's. Perhaps he recognized me as the ghostwriter who worked on Linda's autobiography more than 30 years ago... an autobiography that was never completed. We were whisked back to the cluttered, flag-stoned kitchen at their cottage in Peasmarsh, East Sussex, where Linda and Paul lived a bohemian life, showing their faces at village fetes and delivering their children to the local schools in old Land Rovers and Volvo estates. The house was a mess of falling-apart furniture and Bric-a-brac. Guitars were stacked like firewood. Mud is everywhere. I spotted a Van Gogh in a small, cosy side room with a wood fire.

Linda, in its heyday, represented much more than a dull name. Linda, in fact, belongs to a generation of women who have reapped the benefits of postwar prosperity, improved education, increased freedoms, and optimism.

Beyond Meat, which is promoted by Kim Kardashian (right) to millions of followers, has reported a 30.3 percent decrease in sales and even more financial loss in the first quarter. According to industry experts, animal-free foods are facing a reckoning because their animal-free recipes are often more expensive than their meaty inspirations - and because of questions over whether they're good for you (see figure below). According to research by The Grocer, the number of meat-free items in a typical supermarket decreased by ten percent in six months as retailers such as Tofoo, Quorn, and Linda McCartney cut back on their product lines.

Beyond Meat has reported a decrease in revenues and a decrease in volume by almost a quarter in the last quarter relative to the previous year. Beyond sells burgers, meatballs, sausages, and mince made of plant proteins and has worked with McDonalds to develop its McPlant burger, an animal-free quarter-pounder served with eggless mayonnaise and vegan cheese. However, if the company's fortunes weren't turned around, the McPlant could have been thrown into the garbage if it wasn't, because a number of well-known brands have either completely scrapped vegan items from their ranges or altogether.

First, it was Pret, which closed half of its vegetarian and vegan stores after finding that many customers don't see themselves as 'complete vegetarians.' Following low demand, then Nestle came to help, removing two of its plant-based brands from shops in the United Kingdom. And now Innocent. Since joking that only five people had brought the drink, the spirits company has shelved its dairy-free milk range. So has millennials' love for veganism suddenly soured?

Sir Paul McCartney and his wife Nancy took a dip in the Caribbean sea in St Barts on Friday. The legendary singer, 63, was having the time of his life as he soaked up some sun with his lover. When frolicking on the beach, he could be seen sporting a long sleeved Nike rash vest to shield him from the UV rays.

SUE REID: The photos were taken at a food hall, two superstores, and a corner shop in Perm, a city with a population similar to Birmingham in the Ural mountains. The photos indicate that the West's long-awaited sanctions against Russia, which were designed to punish President Putin for his invasion, are not triggering a deep bite. What's more, the scenes are a reversal from 40 years ago, when many of us watched a horrific TV video showing Russians under the Communist regime queuing for staples such as bread and eggs. Now it's Britain's turn to fail. As UK farmers struggle with higher energy prices, they are rationing tomatoes, cucumbers, peppers, and lettuces, preventing them from growing them in winter. In the stores, soft fruit, such as raspberries, is also impossible to find.

Linda McCartney, the PETA founder, loved horses and was inspired in her children, but she would never tolerate any kind of mistreatment of them - or other animals. 'PETA tips our vegan hats to animal-friendly fashion pioneer Stella McCartney, who demonstrated that her stunning designs are made of apples, mushrooms, microfibre, and other exciting fabrics, a warning for any designer still using fur, leather, or exotic skins to pay attention to.' But not everybody shared Ms Newkirk's opinion, and Animal Aid's spokesperson said that using horses, particularly feral breeds, in a closed environment such as this was "ethically questionable." Stella McCartney is amazed that she is using any horses, let alone the difficult Camargue breed in her show, according to the spokesman. Feral Camargue horses have been subjected to exploitation for centuries because of their tiny stature and calm temperament.

During his time in the Beatles, Sir Paul McCartney was almost hit by a car on the iconic crossing from his Abbey Road album cover. Sir Paul's daughter Mary, 53, reported that her father was seriously wounded in the district where the 1969 cover was shot. Mary revealed that the near-miss occurred when she was trying to recreate the zebra crossing time in her latest film, If These Walls Could Talk.

At the London premiere of Beatles documentary If These Walls Could Sing, Sir Paul McCartney's lookalike son James demonstrated his love for his father. As he stepped out with a guest at the star-studded premiere of the Disney+ documentary at Abbey Road Studios, the singer, 45, kept it casual. James is the only son of the Beatles singer, 80, and his late wife Linda McCartney, who also had two children, photographer Mary, 52, and designer Stella, 50. However, it's James who posed with black jeans and a green puffer jacket on the red carpet, which he complemented with white trainers. However, James and his singing sensation father aren't the only well-known pair to look nearly identical to one another. FEMAIL has chosen 12 celebrity children from Hollywood royalty to supermodels who have followed in their families' footsteps to put you to the test.

As he stepped out with a visitor at the star-studded premiere for the Disney+ documentary at Abbey Road Studios, the musician, 45, kept it casual. James is the only son of the Beatles singer, 80, and his late wife Linda McCartney, who also had two children, photographer Mary, 52, and designer Stella, 50.

On Wednesday, Sir Paul McCartney's lookalike son James was photographed in London on a rare sighting. The artist, 45, is the only son of Beatles icon Macca, 80, and his late widow Linda McCartney - his sisters, photographer Mary, 52, and designer Stella, 50.

The fashion designer, 50, has talked about her father's 80th birthday celebrations in June and said she gave him pieces from her latest sustainable skincare brand STELLA. Stella continued to talk about her late mother Linda, who died of cancer at the age of 56 in 1998.

Stella McCartney is about to debut Stella, a new vegan skin-care line that has paved the way for conscious luxury fashion since 2001. McCartney's evolution comes a month after the launch of their simple, three-part vegan beauty brand S'able Labs by Idris and Sabrina Elba. McCartney's latest range — which she has described as a "ethical alternative to luxury [skin care] — also includes three items: a cleanser, a serum, and a cream — and will be available in September. The fashion designer is best known for her cruelty-free clothing and accessories, so it's no surprise that her latest skin-care collection is both vegan and cruelty free. McCartney herself is a lifelong vegetarian and has a "no animal" approach when designing her clothing, which is perhaps due to her parents' influence, animal rights campaigner Linda McCartney, and Paul McCartney of The Beatles' Paul McCartney. Every Stella product is sustainably produced, as you would expect from a member of the environmentalist McCartney family. Organic rock samphire, biochemical lingonberry extract, wild organic birch sap, and wild harvested dulse algae extract are all naturally grown. The bottles to the pump were made from reusable and recycled materials. There's also a refill system in place, allowing you the ability to top up your stash at a lower price than buying completely new containers. To put into perspective how useful this is for the planet: the first refill lowers the product's environmental impact by a third, and the second refill lowers the impact by half. When the refill is used on its own, the effect on climate change is two-thirds smaller. Sustainable and cost-effective? That's a combination we love to see.