Former Hedge Fund Boss to Open Historic Pub in London

Jamie Allsopp, a former hedge fund manager, is set to open a new pub named The Blue Stoops in west London, reviving a name associated with his family from the 19th century. The establishment will occupy the site of the Kensington Wine Rooms, which has historical ties to a scandal involving Donald Trump. Allsopp expressed his excitement, stating, "It has been a lifelong ambition of mine to revive my family's lost beers and I'm delighted to open our first pub in 90 years." The pub's location is notable not only for its historical significance but also for its connection to a political controversy. During a gathering, George Papadopoulos allegedly claimed that Russia possessed damaging information on Hillary Clinton, who lost the presidential election to Trump. This revelation sparked investigations into potential collusion between Russia and Trump's campaign, culminating in the Mueller Report. In other news, musician Noel Gallagher is auctioning a 1980 Gibson Flying V guitar, famously used in Oasis's hit "Cigarettes and Alcohol," at Sotheby's for £30,000. The guitar gained notoriety after Gallagher destroyed it while confronting a stage invader during a performance in Newcastle. Additionally, model Georgia May Jagger embraces her resemblance to her mother, Jerry Hall, as she anticipates the arrival of her third grandchild. Meanwhile, singer Lily Allen's husband, David Harbour, has expressed his bemusement over her tendency to conduct private phone calls on loudspeaker.