No one else in Birmingham is doing Japanese fine dining, where the chef and the servers educate diners at the table about what they're eating. The concept is very unique and I think it's more fun ...

Which leads to one very obvious question: should we just stop eating meat?” This question is asked often, and the answers given can be divisive. So, we ask experts – what’s the least ...

Tensions between the two frontrunners have escalated dramatically after Ms Badenoch was embroiled in a row within hours of the conference kicking off in Birmingham.

Birmingham, AL is in its Renaissance period ... a wide array of accompanying sides that make it difficult to select a meat ...

It is not that being an omnivore is intrinsically harmful for our health – you just need to eat meat wisely, for example by ...

You may have heard an increasing number of people vow to reduce their meat eating lately - or cut it out altogether. This often forms part of a bid to become healthier, reduce their environmental ...

Is it wrong in principle to raise and kill animals so that human beings can eat meat and fish? Does it stop being wrong if the processes involved are carried out humanely? Eating animals is also ...

Meat provides many beneficial things: It is a good source of protein and vitamins and minerals like iron, zinc and B12. But eating too much—especially processed products and red meat—is linked ...

READ MORE: Birmingham ... and grilled meat, finally resorting to her own Itsu gluten-free rice pots because she felt there was nothing available she could "safely eat". To assist, hotel chefs ...

From grazing animals to predators, native species are frequently killed to protect meat-production profits. Grass-eating species such as elk, deer and pronghorn have been killed en masse to reserve ...

Her work has previously appeared in Billboard, Forbes, and Reader's Digest. Getty Eating meat may increase your chances of getting a urinary tract infection, new research shows, as rates of the ...

If people in the U.S. and other heavy meat-eating countries could cut back their beef consumption down to just 1.5 burgers a week, "it would actually make it possible to feed 10 billion people by ...