Man jailed over unprovoked attack
Tuesday 22 May 2012
A 21-year-old man who "wrecked the life of another human being" with one unprovoked punch has been jailed for two years and eight months.
Five arrested on terrorism charges at Chicago Nato summit
Sunday 20 May 2012
One man was arrested on terrorism-related charges and another for possession of explosives, bringing the number of people arrested to five ahead of the NATO summit on Sunday in an alleged plot to target U.S. President Barack re-election headquarters.
Sugar warning for 'healthy drinks'
Tuesday 17 April 2012
People are underestimating sugar levels in drinks which are perceived to be "healthy" options, according to new research.
Coca-Cola drops its backing for vigilante pressure group
Saturday 07 April 2012
Coca-Cola has ended its relationship with a conservative pressure group that supports "Stand Your Ground" laws such as the one being used as a defence in the killing of an unarmed black teenager, Trayvon Martin, in Florida.
Man About Town: Turning a morning after into a full-on day rarely makes for happy endings
Saturday 07 April 2012
Tuesday morning is an ambitious time to invite anyone for cocktails. You run the risk that entirely the wrong sort of guest will turn up – the under-employed and overly thirsty. Not the sort with whom you necessarily want to spend your weekday mornings.
Cheers for 5,000 Olympic amateurs, the first to finish
Sunday 01 April 2012
A Slice of Britain: It's not Usain Bolt but Tommy Davies, a 26-year-old administrator, who makes sporting history by winning a five-mile trial run round the Olympic Park and into the stadium that will host Games events this summer
Ceviche, 17 Frith Street, London W1
Saturday 31 March 2012
Peruvian cuisine, it's probably fair to say, is something of an unknown quantity in Britain. In fact, before my visit to Ceviche, a new Peruvian restaurant in Soho, I would have struggled to name a single dish from that country – apart, perhaps, from Lima beans, which don't really count. Here, in the frenzied international zone that is the London dining scene, you'll find Mexican food a go-go, and a growing flirtation with Argentina. But Peru hasn't been invited to the party yet.
On The Menu: Molecular cocktails; Scrumshus granola; Lindt's wasabi-flavour chocolate; Chamucos tequila; Hada del Café
Friday 30 March 2012
This week I've been drinking...molecular cocktails
Alcohol may benefit heart patients says new study
Wednesday 28 March 2012
Turning to drink can help men live longer after a first heart attack, a study has shown.
Leading article: We could do with a few more dry eyes in the House
Monday 19 March 2012
Britain has often looked on inebriate MPs with indulgence, hence the many tales of encounters between boozy MPs and their detractors, often featuring Winston Churchill or Harold Wilson's deputy, George Brown, about whom the phrase '"tired and emotional" was invented. All amusing stuff. But as the fracas involving Eric Joyce in a Commons bar shows, drunken MPs are not always as entertaining as was Churchill when arguing with Lady Astor.
Trending: Kids today can't even tie their own shoelaces ...
Monday 05 March 2012
Kids these days, what do they know? Luke Blackall on the disappearance of everyday skills
Sake's comeback symbolises Japan's recovery
Sunday 04 March 2012
One year on, the drink is the spirit of a nation's recovery from the tsunami
Emma Watson: The girl with the magic touch
Monday 20 February 2012
Emma Watson grew up on screen but as an adult, she's making her mark in the fashion world. Harriet Walker meets the new face of Lancôme








