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Top chef who studied at Prue Leith school 'murdered in derelict building', court hears

Alexis De Naray was was found murdered in a blood-stained sleeping bag, Stafford Crown Court heard

Evening Standard

Michelin-starred chef Mory Sacko to design 'signature' meals for Air France

Air France has asked Michelin-starred chef Mory Sacko to create dishes to be served to its first and business class passengers on flights from Abidjan, followed by Dakar and Nairobi. Of Malian and Senegalese origin, Sacko becomes the first "Air France signature chef" on flights departing from Africa.

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African Michelin-starred chef Mory Sacko designs meals for Air France

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Cooking with Angela Hartnett: ‘I love food, but I don’t need to talk about it 24/7’

The star chef gives a masterclass in her home kitchen and shares the simple secrets to perfect poached chicken

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Osteria Vibrato, London W1: “Worth singing loudly about” – restaurant review

The cooking is precise, proud and purposeful

The Guardian - UK

Vocational training should happen in the workplace, not classroom

Letter: In-service training is best for the workforce and industry, writes Alan Ackroyd

The Guardian - UK

Richard Phillips obituary

Other lives: Classical music impresario who founded the York early music and Huddersfield contemporary music festivals

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A feast of Olympic proportions at World's Longest Lunch

A leafy, inner-city park has played host to an Athenian feast, with hundreds of diners treated to a three-course meal stretched over half a kilometre of tables.

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How did a bakery become a political hotbed?

Once best known for its £5 sourdough, Gail’s has become a symbol of cultural tensions in today’s London. Claudia Cockerell finds out why

Evening Standard

Simpson's in the Strand review: Good grief, it's a hangover-free restaurant

Jeremy King’s revival of Simpson’s isn’t the same as it’s always been, says David Ellis. It’s much, much better

Evening Standard

Mocktail designed for lavish banquet during Nigerian state visit

A number of adaptations have been made at the banquet in St George’s Hall in Windsor Castle to recognise the Muslim guests.

Evening Standard

Moss and Moor, Ilkley: Is a garden centre hiding one of Britain's best restaurants?

Is this the country’s unlikeliest hit dining room, wonders Dan Cullen-Shute

Evening Standard

Tournament Of Champions Had To Include A Safety Warning Because The Chefs Got Too Wild

Don't try any of this at home.

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Flurry of new stars join Michelin Guide's gastronomic constellation

The world-famous Michelin guide unveiled its 2026 list of the best French restaurants at a ceremony on Monday evening, hailing 62 newly starred chefs. Les Morainières, in Savoie, was the only restaurant to win a third star this year.

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‘Police refused to help’: Indian-origin Sikh restaurant owner Harman Kapoor speaks out after release amid ‘no halal’ row

An Indian-origin Sikh restaurant owner in west London has alleged that the Metropolitan Police “repeatedly refused” to help his family despite serious threats, hours after he was detained and later released following a tense confrontation outside his restaurant.

The Times of India

From salon drinks to late-night sports screenings: New Zealand govt introduces sweeping alcohol regulation reforms

The New Zealand government has introduced a bill proposing wide-ranging changes to the country’s alcohol regulations, saying the reforms are designed to simplify licensing rules and cut red tape for businesses.

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Indian-origin Harman Singh Kapoor says 'halal eggs' were pelted at his restaurant a day after his arrest

An Indian-origin restaurant owner in west London says his premises were targeted again hours after his arrest, claiming "halal eggs" were thrown at the site late at night.

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Prue Leith looks back: ‘I had a great time on Bake Off, but I don’t think I’ll have any yearning when I see Nigella in that position’

The broadcaster, writer and former television judge on being useless at school, how ‘great parents’ instilled her self-confidence, and dealing with sexism

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‘The chef is a metre away from you’: the cosy allure of micro-restaurants

Tiny eateries such as the award-winning Gwen in Wales, which holds just eight customers, are spreading across the UK

The Independent UK

£6 for a breadstick? How restaurants are making snacks gourmet – and you are paying the price

FOOD IN FOCUS: From grilled olives to £7 crisps, restaurants are suddenly cashing in on ‘snacks’ and we’re all paying the price. Hannah Twiggs on the rise of the luxury ‘picky bit’ that used to come for free

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'Britain has fallen to Islam': How a 'non-halal' Sikh restaurant in London became a flashpoint for the global right-wing

At the centre of the controversy is Rangrez, a restaurant on Fulham Palace Road that had already announced its closure after operating for 16 years. Its owner, Harman Singh Kapoor, says he faced months of harassment because the restaurant publicly refused to serve halal meat. Videos of confrontations outside the…

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Fallouts and financial woes: inside Heston Blumenthal’s sinking empire

Current and ex-staff claim demise of London restaurant can be traced back to the departure of chef’s right-hand man

Evening Standard

OPINION - Stop asking to get on the guest list — you’re murdering the dancefloor

The sense of entitlement to free entry drives me mad – nightlife needs our support if we want it to remain alive, writes Jodie Harsh

Evening Standard

Tavern: Team behind Michelin-starred St Barts to open British bistro in Old Street

Look out for the crispy veal sweetbread burger

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Celebrity chef René Redzepi resigns from Noma over abuse allegations, says 'an apology is not enough'

Celebrity chef René Redzepi, founder of iconic Danish restaurant Noma that won three Michelin stars and several other international recognitions for its New Nordic cuisine, announced his resignation in the wake of allegations of abuse and assault at the Copenhagen landmark. “I have worked to be a better leader and…

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