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Celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay has admitted he struggles to cope with the "nonstop attention" that comes with fame - revealing he finds it worse in America because he's constantly recognised.

Despite its reputation for rowdy pub crawls and unruly Stag dos, this European city has so much more to offer

Enthusiasts often think in simple binaries. Manual transmission good, automatic transmission bad; hydraulic power steering good, electric power steering bad. All-season tires fall into the same boat, compared with their more specialized summer or winter brethren. But reality isn’t quite so simple. Not all all-season tires are bad, just as not…

‘I will do sausage and mash with baked beans and make it look like a three-star Michelin sausage, mash and baked beans,’ he said

Celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay has told how he has only dined at his eponymous Michelin star London eatery, Restaurant Gordon Ramsay, twice in 25 years - because it is "too posh" for him and he finds the experience "bloody intimidating".

Leading MotoGP riders are unanimous that the controversial current tyre pressure rules will have to remain in place, most likely until 2027.

Leading MotoGP riders are unanimous that the controversial current tyre pressure rules will have to remain in place, most likely until 2027.

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FOOD FOCUS: From lamb shank biryani to rotisserie chicken with bone marrow sauce, the chef behind London’s Vatavaran is on a mission to show Indian food’s true depth – no shortcuts, no curry clichés. By Lauren Taylor

Death of 267th head of Catholic church triggers period of global mourning and Vatican conclave of cardinals to elect successor. Plus, are Michelin stars a blessing or a curse?