‘Outrageous’ tea recipe involving pinch of salt draws US embassy comment | Tea | The Guardian
Suggesting that the claim itself needs to be taken with a large pinch of salt, the US embassy conceded that the controversial recipe for a perfect cup of tea had “landed our special bond with the United Kingdom in hot water”. Writing on X, the embassy said because tea was “the elixir of camaraderie, a sacred bond that unites our nations, we cannot stand idly by as such an outrageous proposal threa
Rishi Sunak seen using erasable-ink pens on official documents and in meetings
He has also been photographed with the pen while working on government papers and signing official letters in Downing Street, and at international summits including a meeting of the European political community in Moldova earlier this month. The pens, which retail for £4.75, carry an “erasable ink” logo and are marketed by the Japanese stationery company as “ideal for those learning to write with
Ryuichi Sakamoto, Japanese pop pioneer and Oscar-winning composer, dies aged 71
He was born in Tokyo in 1952, and began taking piano lessons aged six, later attending Tokyo University of the Arts to study music. He trained on early synthesisers, and enthused by everything from Debussy to Kraftwerk, began working on various musical projects, including with Hosono and Takahashi. After Sakamoto released his 1978 solo debut, Thousand Knives – playing melodies that harked back to
How Shinzo Abe’s murder and his ties to Moonies blindsided Japanese politics
In the days after Shinzo Abe was shot dead last summer while making an election campaign speech, commentators struggled to articulate a motive for a seemingly senseless attack on Japan’s former and longest-serving prime minister in a country admired for its near-absence of gun crime. Abe’s violent death was an affront to democracy, said the prime minister, Fumio Kishida, adding that his mentor wou
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