#WeekInPictures: from Anglo-French ties to pub life and global sport
This week’s pictures took in French trade diplomacy, a landmark pub anniversary and major sports sponsorships.
Business France UK hosts Mix & Match at the French Ambassador’s residence
Business France UK brought together partners, distributors and British importers at the French Ambassador’s residence in London for its annual Mix & Match event. A lively quiz, generous platters of charcuterie, cheeses and galette des rois, and plenty of French wine helped set the tone for an evening focused on strengthening commercial ties between the UK and France.
Wargrave landlady marks 46 years at The Bull
Jayne Worrall has become Brakspear’s longest-serving licensee, marking 46 years behind the bar at The Bull in Wargrave. Now in her third chapter at the pub, she reflected on the shifts in pub life over four decades, from bustling weekday lunches to post-Covid early-evening trade, while remaining quietly optimistic about the future of Britain’s most enduring institution.
Estrella Galicia 0,0 becomes official beer of MotoGP Brazil
Estrella Galicia 0,0 has been named title sponsor and official beer of MotoGP’s return to Brazil, with the race officially titled the Estrella Galicia 0,0 Grand Prix of Brazil. The partnership marks a significant moment for the Spanish brewer in a key international market, as MotoGP returns to Brazil for the first time in more than two decades.
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Jamie George joins Nyetimber ahead of Six Nations
Former England captain Jamie George has been appointed brand ambassador for Nyetimber, as the English sparkling wine producer deepens its ties with rugby. The partnership launches ahead of the 2026 Guinness Men’s Six Nations, celebrating George’s career while highlighting grassroots sport and Nyetimber’s growing presence at major fixtures.
JING Tea unveils new branding for hospitality
JING, curator of single-garden teas, opened 2026 with the launch of a refined visual identity for the hospitality trade. The new branding features artist-illustrated packaging that brings to life the landscapes, stories and craft behind each tea, supported by a bold new logo that nods to calligraphy and traditional tea culture.
Beyond aesthetics, the redesign invites guests into the origins of each cup, weaving narrative and provenance into the experience. JING continues to be a fixture in Michelin-starred kitchens and leading hotels worldwide.
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