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Tilray Brands acquired BrewDog in a £33million deal last week. It led to 38 bars being closed and the loss of 484 jobs. The deal also left those who invested in BrewDog through crowdfunding rounds empty-handed. Mr Watt co-founded craft beer giant BrewDog in Aberdeenshire in 2007. He said yesterday: “I am heartbroken for all of the hard-working and passionate team members who have lost their jobs. “I am heartbroken for all of our brilliant ‘equity punks’ who did not get the return on their invest- ment they wanted.”

The fi lm’s Philosopher’s Stone Harry Potter and the £67k treasure sale A TREASURE trove of original props from the Harry Potter films have sold for more than £67,000. The Philosopher’s Stone, from the 2001 movie that was the first in the series, fetched more than double its estimate at £14,300. A golden snitch went under the hammer for £7,800, while Dumbledore and Voldemort wands sold for nearly £5,500. They were part of a 50-year collection sold by someone who used to work in the industry, netting a total of £238,000.

It included a Captain America helmet and shield, which sold for more than £15,000, and a sword from Conan the Destroyer, which sold for £11,700. Ewbank’s Auctions said: “This was one of our most successful sales ever.” Angry Ginge: I speak with Lisa every week feared his pathway to fame – making videos of himself playing computer game Fifa – would make him unpopular. He said: “Because I do content, it’s classed as an influencer – people instantly take a dislike to you for what- ever reason.”

Viewers may have warmed to Ginge for several reasons, but in one memorable moment he comforted Jack Osbourne, 40, after the death of his father Ozzy by saying: “Men cry too.” He told us: “When I said that quote in the jungle, it was natural to me. “I grew up in a house where my sister really suffered with mental health so I understand it a lot better than some.”

The Manchester star, estimated to be worth millions, is now about to play in Soccer Aid alongside the likes of actor Tom Hiddleston and pal Wayne Rooney.

who is married to Labour’s Joani Reid, was one of three men quizzed. BY DAVE BURKE David Taylor with Joani Reid MP VER and sink SEE PAGES 6&7 Pentagon footage of ship being blasted in the Indian Ocean DAILY MIRROR THURSDAY 05.03.2026 2 DM1ST TODAY England sees a largely sunny start, especially in the east and south, with some cloudiness in the west. Afternoon brings more cloud, particularly in western areas, with rain showers developing in the north-west by evening. Sunny start in England, cloudier by afternoon 5-day forecast London ● Norwich ● ● Plymouth ● Hull ● Cardiff Birmingham ● Manchester ● Newcastle ● Edinburgh ● Belfast ● Fri Sat Sun Mon Tue London 12c 14c 17c 15c 14c Newcastle 7c 10c 11c 12c 12c Leeds 6c 8c 10c 11c 10c M’chester 8c 11c 13c 12c 12c Liverpool 8c 10c 12c 10c 11c B’ham 8c 11c 14c 13c 12c Cardiff 10c 11c 12c 12c 12c Plymouth 10c 12c 12c 12c 12c Belfast 9c 10c 11c 9c 10c THE WEATHER LAST NIGHT’S LOTTO: 20, 33, 43, 46, 50, 56.

Bonus: 45. No winner of £12m jackpot. Rolldown. THUNDERBALL: 17, 20, 32, 35, 38. Thunderball: 2. No £500k winner. HEALTH LOTTERY: 5, 7, 16, 17, 49. Bonus: 40. TUESDAY’S EUROMILLIONS: 6, 7, 24, 34, 50. Lucky Stars: 5 & 7. No winner of £151m jackpot. MONDAY’S SET FOR LIFE: 2, 13, 22, 29, 31.

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