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Scots beer giant BrewDog has confessed that their plan to save the world is in tatters after half of the trees they planted in the Highlands died.

Georgia Toffolo has announced she and her boyfriend James Watt are moving in together, just months after going public with their romance. The Made in Chelsea star, 29, started dating Brewdog CEO James, 41, in 2023, with the pair becoming inseparable since meeting on a blind date. James has now taken their relationship to a new level, having asked Georgia to move in with him.

Georgia Toffolo has opened up about her relationship with new boyfriend James Watt, admitting she hopes he will be 'the one'. The 29-year-old former Made in Chelsea star, who goes by the nickname Toff, met her BrewDog founder partner James Watt after being set up on a blind date by a friend over the summer. Toff and the brewery entrepreneur have since gone public with their relationship, sharing a series of loved-up pics, including some from a romantic trip to the Maldives.

Georgia Toffolo has given followers an insight into her stunning trip to the Maldives with her BrewDog founder boyfriend James Watt. The 29 year old enjoyed a lavish vacation with the 40 year old entrepreneur behind the brewery and pub chain brand. Made in Chelsea star Georgia looked incredible as she posed next to a private pool at the picturesque location in a flattering black swimsuit and sarong.

Former Made In Chelsea star Georgia Toffolo was pictured looking sensational on her recent romantic getaway with her partner James Watt.The 29 year old looked loved-up as she showcased her breathtaking holiday in the Maldives to her 1.7 million Instagram followers. Captioning the stunning set of sun-drenched snaps with: "Postcards from our holiday," the blonde beauty can be seen embracing and hugging James, 40. Georgia looked beautiful, relaxed and tanned in a caramel brown embroidered beaded dress, showing off her figure perfectly and finished her beach babe look with comfy tanned sliders.

Scots beer giant Brewdog has announced itself as the anti-sponsor of the 2022 Qatar World Cup.

Today is the last day you can spend the Bank of England's old paper £20 and £50 notes before they stop being legal tender.

Brewdog is to close six of its bars in the UK, with the brewery’s owner slamming the government for failing to help businesses face the energy and cost of living crisis. Co-founder James Watt took to his LinkedIn page to brand the current government ‘zombies’.

BrewDog chief James Watt was taken to hospital after shattering his collarbone in a mountain biking accident.

Scottish brewing giants Brewdog have announced the launch of a new beer aimed at helping to raise funds for Ukraine.

The boss of BrewDog has claimed that he was forced into hiring private investigators in order to save his business from trolls.

The boss of beer giant Brewdog has denied any inappropriate behaviour after allegations arose in a BBC documentary.

World War Two with his code-breaking skills.But during his lifetime, scientist Alan Turing wasn’t publicly praised for his work at Bletchley Park and was even punished by the Government for being gay, before taking his own life.Now, 67 years after his death, Turing will be commemorated when a £50 note bearing his image is issued today.Turing beat a shortlist of 12 figures including Stephen Hawking and chemist Rosalind Franklin to replace manufacturers Matthew Boulton and James Watt.The note’s release coincides with what would have been Turing’s 109th birthday.

Cummings’s WhatsApp account. Chrissy Teigen this week apologised after shocking allegations that she’d told a 16-year-old she should commit suicide.

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BrewDog co-founder James Watt has announced that the brewing giant is set to open a new beer hotel in the capital this autumn.Posting on Twitter he confirmed his hints earlier this month, that a DogHouse hotel in Edinburgh could soon be following the opening of their first UK beer hotel in Manchester.Posting on Twitter, James said: "Announcing the BrewDog DogHouse Edinburgh."An amazing beer hotel & bar in the heart of Scotland's capital."Expect beer on tap in all the rooms, mini-bars filled with the best beers in the planet & fridges in the shower for shower beers."The BrewDog owner then shared a picture of what the new site will look like and added that it would open on Market Street in the Old Town area of the city in "Q3 2021".To

BBC One.Since it began in 2005, more than 1,000 people have entered the den, with Dragons making 276 deals and pledging £22million.But they haven’t always got it right. Here we look at the rejects who went on to make millions…James Watt, co-founder of the craft beer giant, revealed he only made it as far as the screen test before being deemed “not investment worthy” in 2009.He’d asked for £100,000 in return for 20% of the business.

coronavirus lockdown. And all you have to do to get your freebie is head to the official website to claim the pack of beer.The pub entrepreneurs are also doing the offer in order to raise awareness of a key environmental message.So beer fans, what are you waiting for?One of the company's owners James Watt tweeted: "We are giving everyone in the UK a free four-pack of Lost Lager."Lost Lager is the world's first carbon negative lager and for every four-pack claimed we will plant one extra tree in our forest."Great beer that is great for the planet."To redeem your free booze, head over to the website to grab and pack now.

Covid-19 jabs with a pint as a string of trendy pubs enter into talks with Downing Street over becoming vaccine hubs. Independent craft beer BrewDog has offered its UK venues up to be turned into pop-up vaccination centres.The Scottish company, which was launched in 2017, said it is now in talks with the Government about helping with the rollout of the jabs.Co-founder James Watt said in a tweet directed to Matt Hancock and Nicola Sturgeon: “We would like to offer our closed @BrewDog venues to help with a quick roll out of the vaccine.

BrewDog 's 24 karat gold can comp has kicked off after they confirmed they've already hidden some of the prizes in Punk IPA packs. Co-founder James Watt recently confirmed that they would be hiding the gold cans throughout November.

The Daily Star's FREE newsletter is spectacular! Sign up today for the best stories straight to your inboxBrewDog has hidden 10 gold Punk IPA cans made of solid gold – with lucky customers set for a £25,000 prize.Each of the 10 cans, which come in 12-packs, are worth £15,000.Anyone who comes across them will then be given £10,000 in stock with the Scottish brewer.It's also offering a VIP tour of its headquarters in Ellon, Scotland, with founders James Watt and Martin Dickie.Punters can order the 12-packs from BrewDog’s website, which are being shipped over the next four weeks.Co-founder James tweeted today: “We shipped the first few gold Punk cans today!“To save the actual gold cans getting damaged in transit we ship a labelled, numbered