It's back! Hot off the stone, our occasional look at crimes against pizza.
Gemma Cairney: 'I'm really loud in public; I'm always bellowing something out '
Sunday 06 May 2012
I'm a total musical tart My playlist goes from Sam Cooke and Emeli Sandé to Maverick Sabre; it's a real pick and mix. But because I work in radio I now dedicate time each month to listen to an album from start to finish; I like the lyrical stories some tell, such as with Emeli Sandé's album [Our Version of Events], which I sing my heart out to on the [London] Underground.
Stephen Foley: It’s not the king and even the burgers may be history
Saturday 24 March 2012
Burger King’s biggest fans – young men – have been hardest hit
Would you eat a burger grown in a lab?
Monday 20 February 2012
A Dutch scientist has made 'meat' from stem cells – and wants Heston Blumenthal to cook the first batch. By Steve Connor
Would you eat a burger grown in a laboratory?
Monday 20 February 2012
A Dutch scientist has created 'meat' from stem cells – and wants Heston Blumenthal to cook the first batch. Steve Connor reports on the ultimate in culinary experimentation
Chrissie Wellington: 'Sometimes your worst races are your biggest triumphs'
Sunday 19 February 2012
I call myself an accidental athlete I first realised my capacity for endurance while I was [working for an NGO] in Nepal. I would cycle every day with friends and Nepali sherpas, and I outperformed all of them. So I started doing marathons and triathlons when I returned to the UK, and didn't stop. I'd never in a million years thought I could win the Ironman World Championships once, let alone four years running.
McDonald's to create 2,500 new jobs
Tuesday 24 January 2012
Fast food giant McDonald's will create at least 2,500 new UK jobs this year, it announced today.
Terence Blacker: Don't sneer if a Big Mac encourages reading
Friday 13 January 2012
At moments when they are about to deliver yet another item of miserable news, Government ministers tend to intone the now-familiar mantra that we are all facing "tough decisions". It has become a verbal tic, rather like the use of "Inshalla" in Arabic countries.
Family heard of Salford murder on Facebook
Saturday 31 December 2011
A police chief has apologised to the family of an Indian student shot dead in Salford on Boxing Day who learnt of their son's murder on Facebook.
Album: Various Artists, Earle Brown Contemporary Sound Series Vol. 4 (Wergo)
Wednesday 28 December 2011
This fourth 3CD volume of re-issues from the Earle Brown-curated series of '60s avant-garde milestones focuses on chamber orchestral performances.
McDonald's UK eats up profit rise
Monday 18 July 2011
McDonald's UK grew profits by more than one-third in 2010, driven by a strong rise in demand for its food from new and existing customers.
Medium Raw, By Anthony Bourdain
Friday 24 June 2011
"I'm still a cranky old fuck," declares Bourdain, at the end of this book of memoirs-cum-pensées. "And I'm still angry." Well, who'd have guessed?
French children infected by E.coli in burgers
Friday 17 June 2011
Eight children have been admitted to hospital in northern France after eating beef burgers infected with a strain of E.coli bacteria.








