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  • Banksy exhibition to open this week in Covent Garden

    May 18, 2021

    A new Banksy exhibition is to open in Covent Garden this Thursday, showcasing famous works including Girl With Balloon (Red) and Kate Moss. More than £30m worth of the graffiti artist’s works will be displayed in a rare collection of Banksy’s work in the UK. The unofficial exhibition is made up of pieces owned by [...]

  • UK faces a flakeless summer as shortage of Cadbury’s 99 looms

    May 17, 2021

    After a year of lockdowns and staying at home the British public are faced with the threat of a shortage of Cadbury 99 Flakes.  Demand for soft-serve ice creams, finished with the iconic crumbling treat, is surging.  “We are seeing a recent increase in demand for our Cadbury 99 Flake in the UK and Ireland [...]

  • 36m Brits have received first vaccine dose as UK records just five Covid deaths

    May 17, 2021

    There were 1,979 new cases of coronavirus recorded on Monday 17 May, and five deaths within 28 days of a positive Covid-19 test while the number of those vaccinated against the virus continues to rise.   Since vaccines started being administered in December, over 20m adults in the UK have received both doses of a Covid-19 [...]

  • Those Who Wish Me Dead: Angelina Jolie’s back in action thriller

    May 17, 2021

    It’s been an interesting decade for one of the world’s most famous stars. Angelina Jolie has arguably enjoyed a profile higher than most actors this century, but celebrity hasn’t always translated into box office. After being one of the big draws of the 2000s, her live action output in the 2010s has garnered mixed results [...]

  • Green List: Get Viking fit the Icelandic way on the troll peninsula

    May 17, 2021

    I slip away from breakfast early. Outside, the Icelandic sky is still dark, tiny clustered constellations gleaming like antique diamond brooches. I head downstairs, through the womb-like cavern of the spa and slide open the floor-to-ceiling glass door. The breeze needles my cheeks as I ease down into the warmth of the geothermal pool. Steam [...]

  • Like a virgin? The expanding world of alcohol-free cocktails

    May 17, 2021

    I gave up drinking three years ago, after twenty-odd enthusiastic years, and so I’ve spent the time since then searching out replacements. Some people say that’s a bad idea, that you maintain the habit and tread a dangerous line: all I can say is that the habit, the ritual, the variety was one of the [...]

  • End of lockdown: London’s first female chef with three Michelin stars sells three months of bookings in 20 minutes

    May 15, 2021

    As the first female British chef to win three Michelin stars, Clare Smyth sold out three months of bookings in 20 minutes when her Core restaurant said it would reopen from lockdown, underscoring her faith that London is ready to rebound. Watch the full report.

  • What top London chefs really think about Instagram

    May 14, 2021

    Heston Blumenthal is famously exacting about the dining experience. He tries to create “sensory memories”, controlling not only the way his dishes look and taste, but what his diners are listening to while they eat. His The Sound of the Sea, a signature dish at The Fat Duck, came with an iPod Nano playing, well, [...]

  • The Woman In The Window is a dreadful Hitchcock imitation

    May 14, 2021

    When a film is delayed or undergoes reshoots, the first thing those behind the production will say is that this doesn’t necessarily mean the film is doomed. This can be true – Rogue One, for example, is a film that benefitted from a second pass. However, for every success story there are many more projects [...]

  • Jaguar E-Type Unleashed review: a big cat with claws

    May 14, 2021

    The Jaguar E-Type Unleashed is the equivalent of a remastered classic LP, with a 380hp 6.1-litre V12, uprated chassis and modern luxuries.

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