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The Jamie Oliver Airfryer Everyone’s Talking About Is Just £99 In The Argos Sale – Transform Everyday Dinners into Easy, Jamie-Approved Meals

Airfryers are everywhere, but Jamie Oliver’s version is worth noticing, and it’s £99

Homes & Gardens

From blood sugar to gut bacteria, how beans can improve your health

Celebrity chefs Jamie Oliver, Hugh Fearnley‑Whittingstall and Tom Kerridge have backed a new campaign that is putting the spotlight on beans. The Bang In Some Beans campaign is a bid to double the UK’s intake of beans, legumes and pulses by 2028.

The Conversation

Celebrated chef Skye Gyngell dies at 62, as Jamie Oliver and Ravneet Gill pay tribute

The Australian ushered in a new era of Michelin star dining, and championed sustainable dining

Evening Standard

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Jamie Oliver's air fryer hack will give you access to a whole new cooking method – it allows for speedy all-in-one meals

Plus it costs nothing to implement

Ideal Home

Stanley Tucci's simple sauce recipe is the best way to use up 'tough' tomatoes for a hearty autumn meal

With just a handful of ingredients, you get a versatile sauce that can be used for ‘whatever you want’

Woman & Home

TV tonight: a candid year with Chris Eubank and his son Chris Jr

The boxers open up in a documentary about masculinity, rivalry and rebuilding relationships. Plus: Mary Berry and Jamie Oliver team up. Here’s what to watch this evening

The Guardian - UK

Jamie Oliver spearheads new campaign urging Britons to eat more fibre to combat cancer

The ‘Bang in Some Beans” initiative is aiming to double the UK’s bean consumption by 2028

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Celebrity chefs urge Britons to ‘bang in some beans’ to boost legume consumption

Jamie Oliver, Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall and major supermarkets want to double amount of beans Britons eat

The Guardian - UK

From ‘mood hoovers’ to ‘energy vampires’ - here’s why negative friends are good for you

Jamie Oliver says he’s only hanging out with ‘lovely people’ in his 50s. But sometimes we all need an Eeyore around

The Guardian - UK

Jamie Oliver’s wife Jools says it’s ‘brutal’ and ‘heartbreaking’ parenting their teenage daughter

‘My 16-year-old isn’t particularly warm to me at the moment,’ former model admits

The Independent UK

Jamie Oliver says he's 'in a place of real gratitude' as he reflects on turning 50

As Jamie Oliver marks his 50th birthday and 25 years of marriage, the star chef reflects on gratitude, family life and why he’s saying no to ‘mood hoovers’

Evening Standard

Forever Sugar, X Æ A-Xii, or Slim Easy: Can a name really determine your child’s destiny?

LET’S UNPACK THAT: As the pop star Anne-Marie reveals her newborn son’s very unusual moniker and wealthy parents fork out thousands for ‘baby-naming’ consultations, Charlotte Cripps asks whether children are truly at the mercy of their names, and speaks to experts – including Jacob Rees-Mogg, father of children including Sixtus…

The Independent UK

Joe Wicks: Licensed to Kill review – TV so vile you’ll never touch a protein bar again

The lockdown star pulls a Jamie Oliver and gets political, creating a ‘killer’ snack bar that’s as harmful as possible ... to show up how hellish some of those on the market are. It’s frightening viewing that refuses to hold back

The Guardian - UK

Jamie Oliver and his wife pay themselves £2.5m as pre-tax profits slump

Celebrity chef’s media and restaurant empire sees fall in profits despite 6% rise in sales to £28.6m

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New series to celebrate Dame Mary Berry’s 60-year career

Mary At 90: A Lifetime Of Cooking will see the former Great British Bake Off judge joined by a host of celebrities.

The Guardian - UK

TV tonight: Lost meets Agatha Christie in a fantastically fun survival thriller

A plane crash mystery unravels in Anthony Horowitz’s Nine Bodies in a Mexican Morgue. Plus: it’s the couples’ first dances on Strictly! Here’s what to watch this evening

The Independent UK

Jamie Olivier reveals the main reason why his restaurant business collapsed

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The Independent UK

Jamie Oliver says being ‘thick’ led to him losing his restaurant empire as he got the ‘basics wrong’

Jamie Oliver has said that being “conceptually thick” led to him “getting the basics wrong” which resulted in the loss of his restaurant empire.

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Jamie Oliver says being 'conceptually thick' led to collapse of his restaurant empire

The celebrity chef, 50, was forced to close 22 of his restaurants in 2019, causing 1,000 job cuts

Android Central

YouTube's new trick automatically re-dubs any video into your native tongue

YouTube’s video dubbing in multiple languages is now available to every creator.

Homes & Gardens

This humble kitchen workhorse is Jamie Oliver's 'favorite thing in the world' – after taking his pasta-making class, I'm never cooking without the $9 tool again

I took a cooking class with Jamie Oliver and learned that the most effective cooking tools are the simplest – and work in any kitchen

The Independent UK

Three new Jamie Oliver recipes for a health kick this weekend

Jamie Oliver is back with Eat Yourself Healthy

YouTube's latest AI update could spell the end for translated subtitles

YouTube has announced it is expanding its multi-language audio feature to more creators, allowing for live dubbed videos

WhatToWatch

TV tonight: our highlights for Monday, September 8, including the next episode of The Guest

There is also a new daytime crime drama, The Sunshine Murders, to enjoy.

The Independent UK

New research challenges the five-a-day fruit and veg target

Five-a-day is one of the most recognisable public health messages – even if most UK adults still fall short of it.

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