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Victoria Stewart

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The Soldier's Wife - review

Joanna Trollope has some cheery if clichéd observations about family life in The Soldier's Wife but somehow fails to make the characters believable enough for us to want to help them

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Keep warm but stay looking cool as the big freeze bites

Don't huddle at home - there are plenty of places to go out where you can stay toasty, says Victoria Stewart

Camden cannoli

Down the cakehole: It's another pop-up but this week it involves the Italian version of the English ginger snap with cream: the Sicilian cannolo

Five foods, one box

Down the cakehole: For time-pressed Londoners there's a great new monthly subscription service launched by LoveYourLarder.com.

There's a new food scene driven by tweets and pop-ups

It used to be a common complaint from foreign visitors. "Everything we ate in pubs was greasy," whined a German friend after a trip here a few years ago. "You do have shortbread, I suppose," conceded my Italian flatmate

Bratwurst-in-a-bun

Down the cakehole: Bored with pop-up restaurants? Well, this latest one, called WigWamBam, is worth a visit

Food: Hot salad

Down the cakehole: Here's a new lunch idea. If you're in Stratford City, Bromley or Kensington, hunt out the Hot Food on the Move counters in M&S and join the queue for the Rotisserie chicken salad

Season of strange fruit...

There's a revolution taking place in your fruit bowl this January. While news from America suggests that medlar fruits are about to make a comeback over here, three other unusual fruits are worth taking note of: bring out the guanabana, the nectacot and the lulo

Down the cakehole: The cheesecake blintz

Meet Paul Wesolek, unassuming photographer in London by day, Blintz Boy by night

The festive feel good factor

It's not too late to pick up a voucher for an indulgent beauty treatment. Victoria Stewart rounds up our top recommendations of 2011

Sweet success: the rise and rise of salted caramel

The 'Class A foodstuff' is Nigella Lawson's ultimate pleasure - and salted caramel is wowing the rest of London too, says Victoria Stewart

Down the cakehole: chocolate festival

The next three days is probably the only time anyone in London is allowed to eat their entire body weight in chocolate without any justification

Burrito boom: London's obsession with Mexican wraps

Naked or wrapped? Pinto or black beans? Salsa? As hordes queue at London's Mexican street food restaurants, Victoria Stewart finds out why we're eating up to 50,000 wraps a week

Down the cakehole: Christmas pies, hot froyo and boozy smoothies

Food courts in shopping centres are usually huge, commercial operations that you want to flee from as soon as you've bolted your burger

Down the cakehole: A very long table

Grab your coats and hats and prepare for a long night around a very, very long table because Nuno Mendes launches his latest project with the Bootstrap Company tomorrow - and it could get chilly

Running with the pack: Social fitworking

Mud, sweat and Facebook. The pull of the social fitworking craze attracts Victoria Stewart

Moroccanoil - every hairdresser's shiny secret

There is a new wonder product used by Angelina Jolie, Katy Perry and Lady Gaga and worshipped by almost every hairdresser in London. It's called Moroccanoil

Down the cakehole: Pork scratchings

Tom Parker-Bowles thinks they're a "Titan among snacks" while others say that without a packet of them in the other hand, drinking a pint is never as good

The hotspots for runners

Have you ever considered what it might look like when the whole of London goes running?

Down the cakehole: Poppy cupcakes

When I asked a cake expert what she thought the new baking trend might be in 2012, she told me with confidence that cupcakes were here to stay

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