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13 days ago

I like a drink. There, I've said it. A fruity Pimm's in the garden on a summer's day. A cold beer on holiday by the pool. A robust red with an autumnal fireside pub lunch.

16 days ago

For the first time in the tournament's history, the All England Club has introduced self-service Pimm's machines, allowing fans to pour the iconic drink themselves in a bid to speed up service.

26 days ago

TAMARA PRENN AT WIMBLEDON: Wimbledon's raised prices come against the backdrop of a staggering increase in player prize money, with the tournament offering a 20 per cent increase.

28 days ago

It is the drink that signals the start of the British summer - served in jugs, packed with fruit and sipped in pub gardens, at barbecues and during Wimbledon .

8 months ago

Erin Waks heads to England's 'poshest' town, where 'a sea of colourful blazers, overpriced jugs of Pimms and picnic baskets packed with fancy cheeses' greet her as she steps off the train.

9 months ago

Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs officials were paid to play football, volleyball and petanque during working hours.

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12 months ago

During a rare spell of quiet, Father Jim Sichko, a Catholic priest from Lexington, Kentucky , US, took the opportunity to express his admiration for the royal when he cried out: 'I love you, Kate!'

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