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We call it a crisis of loneliness. In France, it’s a crisis of manners. In China, it’s a crisis of family,” Dr Mukta Das...
FOOD
Every bread-eating culture around the world has as many recipes for using up stale loaves as for bread itself: pain perdu, fattoush, roti curry...
FOOD
I have several varieties of vinegar in my cupboard, but apart from salad dressings and fish and chips, they remain virtually untouched. What other dishes can I...
TRAVEL
Italy has never depended on novelty to secure its place in the traveller’s imagination. Its appeal lies elsewhere: in continuity, in accumulated meaning, and...
MONEY
The boss of cinema chain Everyman has stepped down less than three weeks after the company warned trading had been weaker than expected. Everyman...
FOOD TIPS
Despite being a food writer, I find MasterChef unbearable to watch. Run by yapping martinets (“C’mon guys! You’ve got FIVE minutes left!”), it transforms...
FOOD TIPS
For many people mornings can be complete chaos. From dressing the kids to dressing yourself, the a.m. rush is not something all of us...
RESTAURANTS
It’s 7.20pm on a Monday evening in north-west London and Melissa Hemsley is reminiscing. “I used to work here!” she says, gesturing at the...
RESTAURANTS
The West End dining landmark Kettner’s — famed as a venue for the future King Edward VII’s trysts with lover Lillie Langtry in the...
RESTAURANTS
If Fulham is the land of the red chinos, Dalston is the land of the singlet. Or the ‘wife beater’ as we once knew...
RESTAURANTS
It is a brave restaurateur who opens a dim sum and cocktail bar in a back lane beside Clapham North Tube and calls it...
RESTAURANTS
Nuno Mendes has come home. The chef most recently lauded for his launch of the Chiltern Firehouse restaurant — where time spent working in...
FOOD
Peas and beans are as synonymous with British summer as strawberries and cream. Thanks to modern technology, we can now get them for much longer than...
FOOD
While making a cheese spread (goat’s cheese and goat’s yogurt, honey and thyme) for some sourdough toast the other day, it crossed my mind...
