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PARIS: French drugmaker Sanofi said on Monday (Apr 12) it would invest €400 million (S$637.8 million) over five years in a new vaccine production site in Singapore. The new facility at Tuas Biomedical Park would provide Sanofi with the ability to produce innovative vaccines on a massive scale for Asia and respond to future pandemic risks, the company said in a statement. The project is expected to create up to 200 local jobs, it added. Sanofi said it expected to start the construction of the site in the third quarter of 2021 and be fully operational in the first quarter of 2026. "The Singapore site will complement Sanofi's existing manufacturing capacities in Europe and North America and will become a regional centre of excellence for vaccines production in Asia," the company said. "We are very pleased by the strong collaboration with the Singapore Economic Development Board (EDB) to achieve this exciting milestone," said Mr Thomas Triomphe, executive vice president and … [Read more...] about Sanofi to invest S$638 million in new vaccine production site in Singapore

Here is an A to Z of Queen Elizabeth II's husband Prince Philip: A for AWARD: Since 1956, millions of youths worldwide have completed The Duke of Edinburgh's Award, which promotes community service and self-reliance through volunteering, physical, skill and expedition challenges. B for BARBEQUE: Prince Philip was in charge of grilling duties at the royal Scottish retreat at Balmoral, sizzling up the steaks by the river, with Queen Elizabeth doing the washing up. C for CARRIAGE DRIVING: The duke took up the sport in 1971 after giving up polo. He compiled its international competition rules and represented Britain. He was still driving horses into his 90s. D for DANISH: Philip was born into the house of Schleswig-Holstein-Sonderburg-Glucksburg and considered himself Danish by race. E for ENGAGEMENTS: The prince conducted 22,219 solo engagements between 1952 and his retirement in 2017. He gave 5,496 speeches and 785 organisations had him as a patron, president or member. F for … [Read more...] about A to Z of Britain’s Prince Philip

Last modified on Oct 05, 2020 13:05 BST Bridie Wilkins Britain's Got Talent judge Amanda Holden house: take a tour of her private bar, complete with striking décor. Amanda Holden often shares glimpses inside of her homes in Surrey and the Cotswolds , including the most impressive room of all: her home bar. SEE: Amanda Holden's £860,000 Cotswolds cottage revealed: an inside tour Loading the player... WATCH: Amanda Holden unveils jaw-dropping home bar complete with gold furniture The Britain's Got Talent judge, her husband Chris Hughes and their two daughters Lexi and Hollie have their very own indoor bar at their property in Surrey, complete with several drinks fridges and a seating area. In May 2019, she debuted the space on Instagram after redecorating. "It's #G&T in my #PJs!," she captioned the post. "Thrilled with my bar renovation #interiordesign #bubble #lights and #barstools @sweetpeaandwillow … [Read more...] about BGT’s Amanda Holden’s incredible home entertainment room unveiled

The only guarantee on this roadmap is that there are no guarantees. Who really knows how long this reopening will last? The prime minister has said he'd like it to be "irreversible" but nobody can be certain. So when venues are told they can reopen - and they are lucky enough to have outdoor space to do so - they grab the opportunity. At The Derry pub near Stockton-on-Tees they were desperate to just crack on after five months closed - it was just before bonfire night last November when they last had customers in. Advertisement "The sun is shining today the beer is flowing and we are back to it," says Chris Driver, the excitable owner of The Derry. More from Covid COVID news live - UK latest: New infections leap in 24 hours as largest surge testing to date deployed in Wandsworth and Lambeth COVID-19: As pub gardens, hairdressers and outdoor dining reopen in England, PM urges nation 'behave responsibly' COVID-19: Bottles … [Read more...] about COVID-19: Pints, parmos, and people – and with Jaegerbombs at 2pm, the British pub is back

The Hawke's Bay region enjoys more sun in the average year than almost anywhere in New Zealand. All that sun makes the region a beautiful place to be year round, and it also makes it perfect for growing wine grapes. With good wine and sunshine also comes good food, so it's no surprise that Hawke's Bay has quickly become one of the best places to eat and drink in New Zealand. From luxury wineries to woodfired pizza, legendary donuts, Pacifica fine dining - there's delicious food and drink everywhere in Hawke's Bay if you know where to look. It's wine time Gimblett Gravels and Bridge Pa neighbouring Hastings, are known for producing some of New Zealand's richest, most luxurious red wines. To see the area, rent a bike and follow the famous Wineries Ride - a scenic route which winds through rolling green hills and hundreds of acres of vines. Along the way, you can visit up to a dozen wineries. From the expansive grounds and rich Merlots at Villa Maria , to the sunny lawns … [Read more...] about Delicious Deco: Travelling in Hawke’s Bay food and wine country