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Kevin Maxwell, who suffered homophobia during his time with the Met

Kevin Maxwell: 'I was meant to be the future. I ticked the boxes'

A gay and mixed race former police officer has told the Commons about the mistreatment to which he was subjected by the Met

Sir Mark Hedley, who retired from the Court of Protection in January, favours more openness at the court and more media reporting

Sir Mark Hedley: The judge who opened the doors to Britain’s most secretive court

Sir Mark Hedley decided that the public should know about the judiciary’s highly sensitive rulings. He tells Emily Dugan why

His own man Max Irons would prefer not to be known as the 'next R-Patz'

Max Irons: 'Work with my father? That's worst my nightmare'

The actor-son of Jeremy Irons and Sinead Cusack knows the pressure of having famous parents. Gerard Gilbert meets Max Irons

How We Met: Michael Nunn & Darcy Bussell

'He came down to see me on "Strictly" recently. Typically for him, he told me just what he thought…'

Alex James: The cheesemaker and musician talks superstar chefs, Blur and bad habits

Our food culture was a laughing stock until 20 years ago When rationing ended back in 1954, British food had a lot to catch up on. As a teenager I used to save up loads of money to go to France and spend it all on good food there. It may have been only 21 miles from England, but Calais tomatoes were a completely different proposition from Dover ones. On one exchange visit, instead of buying cigarettes and alcohol, I spent my money on juicy steaks from a butcher and delicious potatoes at a grocer, and had a feast.

Mean streets: 'Here are the problems, and it's a very tangled web,' says Courtney

Polly Courtney interview: The voice of the recession generation

The protaganists in her new novel are poor, abandoned and fighting back. Katy Guest met their champion

The soon-to-be-former Mrs Murdoch has acquired wealth, power, famous friends, and no shortage of enemies

Wendi Deng profile: The demerger

The soon-to-be-former Mrs Murdoch has acquired wealth, power, famous friends, and no shortage of enemies

Mind-bending? Uri Geller has been exposed as a CIA and Mossad 'psychic spy' in new documentary

Uri Geller psychic spy? The spoon-bender's secret life as a Mossad and CIA agent revealed

A new documentary claims the showbiz psychic is involved in global espionage - and that after 9/11 he was 'reactivated' as a pyschic spy. Geoffrey Macnab finds out more

Alan McGee now leads a secluded and sober lifestyle

Alan McGee: What’s the story? Glory years of big record labels are over says the man who discovered Oasis

McGee tells Paul Bignell about ‘semi-rehab’ and his return to music

Marvin Sordell: The England under-21s striker making a noise about human trafficking

Bolton player is also fighting back against the remnants of racism left in the English game

'I am not afraid,’ says high-school dropout Edward Snowden, as he reveals his identity from a Hong Kong hotel room

Edward Snowden profile: The secretive life of America’s most wanted man

What made the whistleblower give up his Hawaiian idyll?

Béatrice Bourges addresses a Printemps Français rally opposing same-sex marriage in Paris last month

'I’m no homophobe – but the law on gay marriage undermines humanity': Is Béatrice Bourges of Printemps Français the most dangerous woman in France?

The loudest voice in the increasingly vociferous French protest movement against same-sex unions is no far-right skinhead, but a Catholic mother of two. John Lichfield meets Béatrice Bourges

Life after Oasis: Beady Eye frontman Liam Gallagher continues to look back in anger

The singer mouths off about nut allergies, Justin Bieber, drugs and that feud with brother Noel...

Mark Owen: 'I had to learn if there was anything more to me than a good bum'

Mark Owen: 'I had to learn if there was anything more to me than a good bum'

After recovering from alcoholism and affairs, Take That’s Mark Owen tells Adam Sherwin he thinks the group will one day play Glastonbury

Alex Horne: The stand-up comedian and band-leader talks sharks, beards and going on the run

I've always been scared of fish Specifically sharks, because of watching Jaws when I was to young. I'm hoping I was 10. I think I might have been 15. I trod on a dead fish a couple of years later and it floated to the surface and stared at me. I still have a residual fear of the sea. I'm more than happy to devour fish, mind. Just don't want them to eat me.

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A passionate protest is gathering pace among the women of Britain's aristocracy, who believe that men should no longer automatically inherit the family pile and title.
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In pictures: JFK's visit to Berlin in 1963

Photographer Ulrich Mack accompanied Kennedy on the entire trip. The results are an astonishing record of a watershed moment.
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Mark Hix gets creative with English peas

English peas and their offsprings, such as mangetouts and sugar snaps, are great tossed into a salad, says our chef.
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Chef Martin Morales: Ceviche with a smile

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Incredible edible: Guerrilla gardeners

Holly Williams joins the volunteers who have turned a small town into a thriving community with a guerrilla gardening scheme that has provided a blueprint for sustainability.
Seasoned to taste: The restaurants that draw happy diners back year after year

Seasoned to taste: Food institutions

In an industry famed for short-lived success and pop-up pretenders, it takes something special to stick around.
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Anatomy of a waiter: Staff spill their secrets

Next Sunday is the first ever National Waiters' Day. To celebrate, we share tales from the restaurant trenches by those in the front line.
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Drink in the sun: The season's best wines

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