内容摘要：The Argentine remains a hero among some of the regulars at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. Joining in 2014, he led the team to second and third in the Premier League, and a Champions League final.

The Argentine remains a hero among some of the regulars at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. Joining in 2014, he led the team to second and third in the Premier League, and a Champions League final.

Urging fans to attend the exhibition he added: "The next time this mic appears in public it will probably be behind a glass screen in a museum so this is likely to be the only chance ever to be close to it in person."The exhibition will run on 4 July and 6 July, either side of the Villa Park concert.

"And what's really exciting is Johnny is coming with it," Mr Mostyn added."This is a very rare outing for a very popular gentleman, so I suspect there will be a lot of old musician friends and music industry people grabbing the chance to come and have a rare sighting of Mr Johnny Haynes."He was an "inspirational character" he added, "that in 1968 had the vision to set up this recording studio".

Tens of thousands of people are expected to converge on a Bath landmark this weekend as Robbie Williams takes to the stage.The open air concert is taking place on 13 and 14 June at the Royal Crescent to mark

This weekend's concerts is one of only a few shows ever hosted at the historic location.

Several roads will be closed with about 30,000 people expected to be in the city over two nights for the sold-out shows.The cost-of-living crisis is a major challenge for Paris Baguette – not least because of the US inflation rate as it seeks to push into the American market. A lot of companies are having to change their business because it's not profitable for them, Mr Hur says.

One of Paris Baguette's biggest competitors globally – Pret A Manger – has had to experiment with subscription services and expand dine-in options after Covid pushed the sandwich and coffee chain into loss, and it was forced to close dozens of outlets and cut more than 3,000 jobs.The global economic environment weighs on Mr Hur too but he insists profit is not his only goal. "If we are only trying to make profit, we'll just stay in Korea," he says.

"We want to change the bread culture around the world. I want to find a way to keep opening up a lot of bakeries. It is good for my country, and good for people."Disney and Universal are suing artificial intelligence (AI) firm Midjourney over its image generator, which the Hollywood giants allege is a "bottomless pit of plagiarism".