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Leading article: Now that April's here
Saturday 24 April 2010
We know there are parts of Scotland where snow is forecast and other parts of Scotland where the planes have been grounded by a new plume of volcanic ash from Iceland.
Mennula, 10 Charlotte Street, London W1
Saturday 16 January 2010
It seems only the other day that the Caponata opened in Camden in celebration of gutsy Sicilian flavours. Now Mennula – Sicilian dialect for "almond" – comes to Charlotte Street on the site of the old Passione restaurant, and brings even more dense flavours of the Italian island to London's West End.
From a reported ban on hanging baskets to rules on playing conkers - has the health and safety brigade really gone mad?
Thursday 17 December 2009
In October 2004, Shaun Halfpenny, then headmaster of Cummersdale Primary School in Carlisle, had a bright idea. He was sick and tired of filling in the endless Health and Safety Executive (HSE) paperwork accompanying his pupils' field trips and wanted to take a pop at the quango's red tape. He assembled a group of schoolchildren, asked them to don some laboratory goggles, and got them to play conkers. He told the world's media that the goggles were a "sensible" step to protect children's eyes from pieces of flying chestnut.
Don't open till Christmas: From puddings to sorbets, Skye Gyngell has got sweet festive treats all wrapped up
Sunday 29 November 2009
I'm beginning to feel that Christmas is just around the corner and I, for one, am excited. I love the food around this time of year. The beautiful clementines that are available are sweet and cool-tasting and if I'm not careful I can eat more than my share of mince pies.
Autumn's purple patch: Skye Gyngell goes plum crazy
Sunday 04 October 2009
Unlike last year, there are damsons in abundance right now – so get going on sorbets, fools and syrups before this seasonal gem disappears for another year
Keep it raw: How not to cook
Thursday 11 June 2009
No frying, boiling, roasting or toasting – this is food in its purest form. If you think preparing it must be simple, think again.
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Rocky Horror star Tim Curry 'suffers major stroke'
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Lord of the Sings: Sir Christopher Lee, 91, to release heavy metal album
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Exclusive: Woolwich killings suspect Michael Adebolajo was inspired by cleric banned from UK after urging followers to behead enemies of Islam
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