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Outlook could be Nice and sunny after my title tilt

15.09.11
Lizzie Armitstead: I'm in the shape to win the rainbow jersey (the prize for the champion) and that's what I'm aiming for... more

A free cocktail puts mayhem in perspective

10.08.11
Monday night and I am in tour guide mode, marching my friend from the former East Germany through the streets of Hoxton and Clerkenwell to show off the trendier haunts of the capital... more

The leads in Much Ado About Nothing have splendid rapport

27.05.11
There's much ado in London theatre at the moment but it must be about something. Why else would this Elizabethan rom-com, Much Ado About Nothing, boast two openings in the same week? ... more

'To win gold, I need to unleash Mr Hyde,' says Mark Cavendish

17.03.11
Sprint cyclist reveals what he will have to do if he is to get Team GB off to a flying start at the 2012 Olympics ... more

The splendid isolation of Tuscany

02.03.11
Sri Carmichael found a former hunting lodge in Tuscany to be the ideal retreat for Londoners needing to unwind... more

The posh are people too in Archipelago

22.02.11
With Archipelago, director Joanna Hogg has not only created a beautiful film about an upper-middle-class family but, argues David Sexton, she has also invented a new style of British cinema that doesn't caricature class... more

Flavours of Florence

02.02.11
With new, direct flights, even the shortest break is a delight for lovers of art, history and sublime food, says Jo Fernández... more

Certified Copy is worth a dozen dumb rom-coms

03.09.10
Abbas Kiarostami’s enigmatic romance confirms he is one of cinema’s greats — but it’s the performance from Binoche that gives Certified Copy real heart... more

George Osborne practises what he preaches in cut-price holiday

24.08.10
Austerity chancellor George Osborne flew on no-frills airline easyJet for his holiday in Tuscany... more

Brothers in the best family tradition at Tinello

12.08.10
Two Italian siblings are doing their culinary lineage proud with a new Pimlico venture called Tinello... more

Leaders need fun holidays too - let’s cut them some slack

11.08.10
While Michelle Obama attracts flak for taking a break out of the US, nervous British politicians are staying put ... more

Vampire weekend in Volterra

16.07.10
Twilight's tasteful undead chose Tuscany for their permanent home. Gavanndra Hodge finds out why... more

Record number of top medals at Chelsea Flower Show as gardens flourish in the sunshine

25.05.10
Record numbers of gold medals were handed out at Chelsea Flower Show today despite fears that it would be left a 'colour-free' zone by the harsh winter... more

Sumner time: meet Sting's daughter Coco Sumner

09.04.10
There is something of a wild creature about Coco Sumner. She's not an air-kisser, not a people-pleaser, certainly not much of a hair-brusher... more

Best wine books of the year

17.12.09
A round-up of 2009's leading wine titles, from Andrew Neather... more

I love Rose, I really do

18.09.09
The River Café’s Ruth Rogers talks about her plan to open another restaurant in London and Rose Gray’s new fight against cancer... more

A Trulli great adventure in Puglia

09.09.09
Puglia has a charm and innocence long departed from other parts of Italy. And as Jonathan Prynn and family found, getting there by train is half the holiday fun...... more

London's top 10 hidden art treasures

13.08.09
The exhibitionists may be out of town for summer but there's still plenty of great art on show. Here’s our guide to London’s top 10 free hidden treasures.... more

Exhilarating playing at Noseda Prom

07.08.09
All those who couldn't afford Tuscany this year gathered to hear the next best thing, an evening of music inspired by Great Boot Italy with Noseda.... more

Thandie Newton - My London

07.08.09
Thandie Newton loves living in Northwest London and loves the River Cafe in Hammersmith...... more

The Byron sisters: Ralph Lauren's new beauties

26.06.09
It’s game, set and matching outfits for Ralph Lauren’s new beauties, the Byron sisters... more

Ramsay defies bankruptcy threat to expand restaurants to Italy

18.06.09
Gordon Ramsay is to open two restaurants in Italy just weeks after admitting his empire nearly collapsed due to over-expansion... more

Five summer villas to stay on a budget

11.06.09
Spending holidays in luxurious homes with friends and family doesn't have to break the bank... more

Best picnic hampers in London

10.06.09
Bring a global flavour to your local park with the best jet-set hampers.... more

Citi's fixer in a fix after a little too much philanthropy

28.05.09
A SEX scandal was the last thing Citigroup wanted at the moment - what with its business in disrepair, $45 billion in government loans to repay and a reputation languishing somewhere between that of termites and dry rot ... more

Rafferty is alive and well and making music in Tuscany

18.02.09
Baker Street singer Gerry Rafferty is "extremely well" and living in Tuscany, his solicitors said... more

Bliss! Wish you weren't here a little more often

04.08.08
London is empty. The Camerons are in Cornwall, the neighbours are in Florida and your boss is riding in Tuscany. It's bloody marvellous. With the exception of Amy Winehouse, you have London all to yourself... more

Welcome to Southwold, the new Islington-on-Sea

21.07.08
Londoners' holidays in the past were simple, predictable affairs. Now, in a more liberated age, our leisure options have blossomed, and even the politicians are catching on... more

Critic's choice: Top comedy shows

02.08.07
Edwardian-themed sketches from The Ornate Johnsons, the Camden Fringe and Mock The Week's Andy Parsons are among the top comedy choices.... more

How real food got really sexy

07.06.07
The first Whole Foods Market in Europe opened in London this week, adding to the tasty choice of organic stores across the capital's most fashionable areas.... more


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