The quiet Hampshire town that's obsessed with watercressThe Telegraph - By Tom OughYou already know this, I trust, but the UK’s only watercress festival falls tomorrow. Since time immemorial (2004) it has taken place in Alresford, a cute little market town in the Hampshire countryside.
Why Rome is the world's coolest place to eat right nowThe Telegraph - By Sherelle Jacobs"Gabriele’s secret ingredient is time." Jess explained to me as I licked my oily, flour-dusted fingers. "He leaves the dough to rest for four days before using it. End product: a pizza impossibly fluffy
Three Editing Mistakes New Photographers Often Makefstoppers.com - by Levi Keplar I find it interesting how often I see new photographers make the exact same editing mistakes I made when I started out. Every photographer who has at …
America’s best train journeys, rankedUSA TODAY - Jamie MooreSit back and watch the world go by on one of America’s best train journeys. You’ll cross lofty trestles, swoop through long tunnels, snake alongside rivers, and flank canyons — seeing parts of the country
5 gap year ideas that will boost your career prospectsThe Telegraph - By Zoe JohnsonWith competition for graduate jobs becoming ever more fierce, it is important that a gap year does not equate to a gap-in-your-CV-year. Done well, a gap year can prove invaluable in developing confidence,
Incredible black and white photography from around the worldThe Telegraph Previous slide Next slide 1 of 12 View All Skip Ad 'Throwing nets' Back to image Travel latest
San Francisco, CA These images of the star-smeared sky aren't what you think (pictures)CNET - Michael Franco Artist Vanessa Marsh makes beautiful photos of skies filled with stars and nebulae, but she does it without a camera -- or a sky.
Historic pubs and places to eat in LondonThe Guardian - Dr Matthew GreenLondon holidays,Food and drink,Heritage,United Kingdom holidays,Bars and clubs,Food & drink,Europe holidays,Travel,Life and style,Top 10s,England holidays There are plenty of "ye olde" pubs in London,
10 unusual ways to see London at nightThe GuardianWhether you're jetlagged, insomniac or wired, London at night is a mysterious place. People behave differently, the streets are sodium yellow and the parks are dark. As colours desaturate, familiar areas
10 of London’s most unusual historical sitesThe Guardian - Matthew Green Photograph: S R Veejay/Alamy 276 http://static.guim.co.uk/sys-images/Guardian/Pix/pictures/2015/6/8/1433766738846/b4239546-da51-4a06-b2f3-d03b74414aee-460x276.jpeg 460 Photograph: S R …
Why don't men drink mild ale any more?The Telegraph - By Chris MossIt was the cheap, unpretentious beer that defined the working-class male. Chris Moss mourns the passing of mild ale, the drink that Britain forgot On April 30, the Stockport-based Robinsons Brewery ceased
Watch the Transformation of NYC’s Skyline Unfold in an Elevator to the Top of the World Trade CenterMy Modern Met - Jenny ZhangVisitors to the One World Trade Center can now watch the evolution of New York City unfold before their eyes. The elevators to the observatory at the top of the building show an animated timelapse depicting
Richard III's funeral: Huge crowds expected in LeicesterThe Guardian - Maev KennedySolemn reburial at St Martin’s cathedral awaits the last of the Plantagenets after a week of elaborate and protracted ceremonies In Leicester for the service? Share your photos via GuardianWitness The
Fancy pancakes for tea? How we fell in love with ‘brinner’The Telegraph - By Leah Hyslop'Brinner', or breakfast for dinner, is apparently on the rise "How D'ya Like Your Eggs In The Morning" goes the old song. But for an increasing number of us, the more appropriate question might be, how
Top 10 breakfast spots in ParisThe Guardian - Alexander LobranoParis holidays,Restaurants,Coffee,Breakfast,Food and drink,French food and drink,Travel,Top 10s,France holidays,Europe holidays Make the most of a romantic night out in Paris by following it with a great,
Doctors' new prescription: 'Don't just exercise, do it outside'The GuardianIt’s become commonplace for San Francisco physician Daphne Miller to write prescriptions that look like this: Drug: Exercise in Glen Canyon Park Dose: 45 minutes of walking or running Directions: Monday,
A lament for the death of bohemian LondonThe GuardianAt about 10 o’clock yesterday morning, police officers and bailiffs began to swarm into the 12 Bar Club on Denmark Street in the West End of London to evict its occupants. In December, the management been
Rachel Khoo on the rise of ramen - and why you must slurpThe Telegraph - By Rachel KhooIf you have spotted excessively long queues in central London lately, you might have noticed a serious new food trend in the making. We’ve all gone mad for ramen, in all its rich, soothing, comforting
Book a Holiday 2018 / 2019 | The Telegraph - TravelThe TelegraphUse our new selector tool to find your perfect escape. We have compiled all of our holiday collection in one place so it has never been easier to choose the perfect cruise, tour or beach escape. Simply
Telegraph logoThe Telegraph - By Anne HanleyVenice: a trove of historical treasures There are days when visitors to this exquisite jewel box of a city outnumber locals two-to-one, and when getting from the station to St Mark's square is a battle.
Rubens' Antwerp laid bareThe Telegraph - By Nick TrendIf he was looking down from the heavens last September, Sir Peter Paul Rubens might have had a wry chuckle at the result of the Scottish independence vote. After all, he was one of the key proponents the
48 hours in . . . Oxford, an insider guide to the City of Dreaming SpiresThe Telegraph - By Etain O'CarrollStudy hard, play hard Scholars have flocked to Oxford since the 13th century when the first of its 38 university colleges were established. As you wander down its cobbled backstreets lined with medieval
Tracey Thorn takes the slow train to Innsbruck, AustriaThe Guardian - Tracey ThornTracey Thorn,Travel,Music,Rail travel,Austria,Europe,France,Channel Tunnel,Switzerland,Life and style,Travel and transport The singer-songwriter is soothed by the rock and lull of Europe’s railways en
The best ever breakfast recipesThe Telegraph - By Leah Hyslop"Breakfast like a king, lunch like a prince, and dine like a pauper," goes the old saying - and here at Telegraph Food, we very much agree. Too often, in today's busy world, a proper breakfast is neglected
The best Yorkshire pudding recipe to make with a roastThe Telegraph - By Xanthe ClayA good Yorkshire pudding is a thing of beauty, whether you choose to make puffy individual puddings or go the traditional route and make one big one, which will be crisp around the edges but have more
Smoking Goat, London WC2, and Old Tom & English, London W1 – restaurant reviewsThe Guardian - Marina O'Loughlin‘Smoking Goat serves the ultimate pisshead food, bashing its way through the booze with a mighty mallet of heat and fat, spice and salt and smoke’ Reservations versus no reservations? Whether you’re pro
Quaglino’s, London SW1 – restaurant reviewThe Guardian - Marina O'Loughlin‘The new Quag’s is tricked out like a Busby Berkeley set – and the food’s retro, too’ ‘Create your new Quaglino’s legend,” the website says, portentously. My own legend was that I once tumbled down its
How I gave up fine diningThe Guardian - Marina O'Loughlin‘I’m hallucinating food, and not yer fancy-schmancy restaurant food’ • Bim Adewunmi gives up Twitter • Alexis Petridis gives up being grumpy • Jess Cartner-Morley gives up heels “You have the best job
