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Cavo, London: ‘The emptiest of empty vessels’ – restaurant review

It promises a Mediterranean culinary odyssey, but right now Cavo is just a trip to nowhere

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The Kolossi/Attica, London: ‘It’s not revelatory, it’s much better than that’ – restaurant review

They say you can’t revisit past times, but at this much-loved old haunt, it’s not quite true, writes Jay Rayner

The Guardian - UK

Landlords demanding renters send photo, CV and character references

Prospective tenants are being asked to provide personal details in order to secure a contract, raising fears of discrimination

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Speedboat Bar, London: ‘Completely irresistible style’ – restaurant review

The neon-bright Bangkok flavours of London’s Speedboat Bar will soon have your lips tingling

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‘Most amusing’: Gilbert and George welcome the public to their own gallery

Artists open centre in area of east London where they have lived and worked for decades

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‘We’re in a huge mess’: could ‘Stevenage Woman’ block Labour’s path to power?

The party is targeting ‘disillusioned suburbans’ like those in the Hertfordshire town, but what do actual Stevenage women think?

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Damp, dirt, decay: is the mould in this east London housing block the UK’s worst?

Like tenants across the country, residents in Hackney flats are facing unbearable conditions caused by mould and damp

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Socca, London: ‘Much is very good, but the missteps baffle’ – restaurant review

Chef Claude Bosi’s masterful touch can be felt at Socca in Mayfair, but sadly not in everything

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Isibani, London: ‘Bathe me in the pepper soup’ – restaurant review

The fiery flavours of West Africa are bringing London to life, from swanky Knightsbridge to homely Peckham, writes Jay Rayner

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Dining across the divide: ‘I came out thinking, who am I to question his traditions?’

They are, as one says, both from ‘backgrounds that are the opposite of diverse’, but does that mean they agree about anything?

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Owners of Centre Point flats tell of distress at £240,000 repair bills

A dispute between leaseholders and freeholder Almacantar over a £7m project for a building’s facade is before a tribunal

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John Grant review – uncanny beauty with jagged edges

Performing a stripped-back show as part of the Piccadilly piano festival, the singer-songwriter gave a forceful performance of some his most wrenching material – but there was laughter in the dark

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The Sportsman Club, West Bromwich: ‘You’ve won at lunch’ – restaurant review

The Sportsman Club offers beer, darts and South Asian cuisine in the finest tradition of Britain’s Desi pubs, writes Jay Rayner

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Supawan Thai, London: ‘Takes your mouth on the ride of its life’ – restaurant review

The southern Thai cooking at Supawan in King’s Cross is exceptional. Bring your dad along, too, it might inspire him to get busy in the kitchen

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Bouchon Racine, London: ‘I am a huge, dribbling admirer’ – restaurant review

This classic bistro offers a masterclass in French cooking – and that’s a totally unbiased opinion. By Jay Rayner

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Mandarin Kitchen, London: ‘Seriously good’ – restaurant review

The superb cooking and friendly service at the Mandarin will inspire you to start a new family tradition

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Review of the year: ‘I was privileged to eat stupidly well in 2022’

It was a challenging year, but the best places led by shining example, writes Jay Rayner

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The Barley Mow, London: ‘Infuriatingly nice’ – restaurant review

It’s in Mayfair, so obviously not cheap, but the food on offer is butch and beguiling. By Jay Rayner

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Steve Lacy review – the real deal

The Compton singer-songwriter delivers on his youthful promise with an album so great he plays some of it twice

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Tsiakkos & Charcoal, London: ‘It’s just so damn lovely’ – restaurant review

There’s nothing new about this wonderful Greek restaurant in west London, writes Jay Rayner, but that’s exactly the point

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Dining across the divide: ‘I told her she was very cunning – in a nice way’

Feminism, the EU and even sex differences in chimps – can these strangers agree on anything?

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Pascor, London: ‘Food that demands you have a good time’ – restaurant review

With sizzling good food at affordable prices, this neighbourhood joint in Kensington is full of welcome surprises, says Jay Rayner

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Food bank Britain: five months on the frontline of the new emergency service

The people who depend on the food bank in one affluent area of London tell their stories of struggle and solidarity, revealing the daily reality of the cost of living crisis

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Generation game: how British Bangladeshi gardeners have gone back to their roots

More and more members of the community are cultivating traditional fruit and veg as a way of connecting to the old country

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Restaurant Elis: ‘It was only fine, it wasn’t awful’ – review

A menu of Brazilian and Italian dishes had to be memorable. It was – but not for the right reasons

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