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Turn kitchen-cupboard staples into supper stars with these clever recipes
The Telegraph - By Angela Hartnett
My recipes this week draw on the concept of la cucina povera, a style of Italian cooking that makes use of whatever you’ve got in the kitchen. In the spirit of frugal February, we can still enjoy delicious
Liverpool have overcome a defensive crisis against Bayern before - just ask 1981 European Cup winner Richard Money
The Telegraph - By Chris Bascombe
Jurgen Klopp is likely to be without 50 per cent of his preferred back four when Liverpool face Bayern Munich this week. Just a little bit of history repeating itself when two of Europe’s most decorated
Recipes
Spaghetti alla puttanesca
The Telegraph - By Angela Hartnett
This dish should be pungent – I like to feel the spice of the chilli and get a kick from the capers. I tend to buy juicy black Provençal olives, fresh from the deli, but any will do: and I try to bring
Recipes
Cauliflower and sweet potato curry
The Telegraph - By Angela Hartnett
This dish was created with Nand Kishor and Sanjay Gour, of Dastaan restaurant in Surrey. Sanjay worked with me for over 10 years and this is a great dish of his. SERVES Four INGREDIENTS 40ml groundnut
Recipes
Fish cakes with poached eggs and spinach
The Telegraph - By Angela Hartnett
You can easily make double the mixture here and freeze the extra fish cakes before breadcrumbing them. Once defrosted they can be freshly breadcrumbed. MAKES Four INGREDIENTS 500g fish such as salmon,
Recipes
Potato rösti
The Telegraph - By Angela Hartnett
This potato rösti is the perfect way to use up that last bit of cheese in the fridge. SERVES Two INGREDIENTS 500g potatoes, ideally a nice waxy chip potato • 1 small onion, finely sliced • 1 garlic clove,
Soundtracks
Spain feels the heat from the rise of the Far Right
The Telegraph - By Anna Isaac
A horse approaches. Chords reminiscent of one of the most famous soundtracks in film history, Lord of the Rings, rise. Riding into shot comes not an elf, hobbit or wizard, but the head of the resurgent
Formula One
Williams forced to withdraw from first day of pre-season testing because car is not ready
The Telegraph - By Telegraph Sport
Williams have been forced to withdraw from the opening day of Formula One pre-season testing because their car is not ready. The British team were due to be among the sport's 10 outfits to hit the track
Let's stop this obsessive monitoring of our health and get on with living life
The Telegraph - By Julie Burchill
As someone who’s come near to being struck off by three doctors – not for attempting to cadge drugs, but because I called on their services so little that they thought I’d moved out of their area – I I
Travel
'Cheap footwear can kill an outfit': a men's guide guide to cruise ship style
The Telegraph - By Lee Osborne
Gents, get shipshape with old-fashioned style at sea – you might even enjoy it, says fashion blogger Lee Osborne Wind the clock back 100 years and every man boarding a cruise ship would have strolled the
Boxing
'I will be there with him, taking every blow': Champion amateur Alanna Nihell on being corner woman for husband Chez's pro
The Telegraph - By Gareth A Davies
As love stories go, Chez and Alanna Nihell’s ranks as pretty special. All is fair in love and war, you might say of the Lance Corporals with 27 Regiment Royal Logistics Corps, who are both amateur boxing
Frittatas
How to eat from 'root to shoot' – with carrot-top pesto and beetroot-leaf frittata
The Telegraph - By Xanthe Clay
It’s time to love your vegetables. Not just the choice morsels, but the whole plant – leaves and stems, skin and base. After all, “nose to tail”, where every scrap of the animal is consumed, has become
Home Decorating
Hot on the high street: our pick of the new-season homewares
The Telegraph - By Jessica Doyle
You don’t need to spend a fortune to give your home a stylish update. The high street is packed with on-trend designs, and Jessica Doyle knows just where to look… French Connection Always one to be on
Women's News
When shopping for love online, there’s no knowing what you’re walking away with
The Telegraph - By Zoe Strimpel
My friend Nell, a psychologist, is paid to read people accurately. Despite her prodigious skills in this department, she found herself, last week, in a rather sticky situation with a man she had met on
Books
Chronicler of conflict: Colm Toibin on Natalia Ginzburg
The Telegraph - By Colm Tóibín
The novelist finds in Natalia Ginzburg’s tales an enviable gift for reflecting memory in all its flickering uncertainty a huge toll on her own family The rise of fascism and the Second World War darkened
Recipes
Slow-cooked beef shin with beetroot tops
The Telegraph - By Xanthe Clay
Put beetroot leaves to good use in this succulent, slow-cook dish. SERVES Four INGREDIENTS 1 tbsp oil or dripping • 700g beef shin, diced • 1 large onion, chopped • 2 garlic cloves, chopped • 150ml red
Whitefish
Celery leaf, caper and olive relish
The Telegraph - By Xanthe Clay
This is easy relish is spectacular with a piece of grilled or pan-fried white fish. MAKES Enough for four people INGREDIENTS Leaves from the middle of a head of celery (a good handful) • 1 tbsp small in
Recipes
Steamed carrots and tops with tahini miso dressing
The Telegraph - By Valerie Berry
Lightly steamed and wilted, carrot tops reveal a delicate, floral, seaweed flavour that becomes addictive. Served drizzled with tahini miso dressing, they make a tempting starter or the perfect companion
Cardiff City FC
Cardiff City may sue Nantes for negligence if pilot in Emiliano Sala crash had incorrect licence
The Telegraph - By Ben Rumsby and Tom Morgan and Harry Harris
Cardiff City could launch a negligence claim against Nantes as soon as this week if an official report finds Emiliano Sala was flown to his death by a pilot who did not have the correct licence. Senior
Recipes
Red lentils with beetroot greens
The Telegraph - By Xanthe Clay
Spiced lentils are cooked with the leaves and steams of a bunch of beetroot. SERVES Two, or four with other dishes INGREDIENTS 200g red split lentils • 5 slices ginger root (each about as thick as a pound
Jewels
Bags, shoes and jewels: the best accessories from British labels to buy now
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Anti-Semitism
The rise of Corbyn-style Left-wing anti-Semitism in the US is a menace
The Telegraph - By Tim Stanley
When a Republican criticised two Democrats for their views on Israel, one of them, Representative Ilhan Omar of Minnesota, tweeted, “It’s all about the Benjamins baby”. Asked what she meant, she replied:
Recipes
Chicken with coriander root and coriander stem dipping sauce
The Telegraph - By Xanthe Clay
Juicy and fragrant, this is great cooked on the barbecue too, once the weather improves. SERVES Two INGREDIENTS 1 coriander root, chopped • 1 fat garlic clove, chopped • A pinch of ground turmeric • 2
Television (UK)
Joanne Froggatt interview: ‘Making the Downton Abbey movie was like a school reunion’
The Telegraph - By Elizabeth Grice
How tiny she is; neat and alert as a bird. And how steely. Joanne Froggatt’s bright, expectant stare is a little unsettling. She seems to have been born knowing her own mind and wanting to explore the
The Theatre
Why Arthur Miller is the playwright for our times
The Telegraph - By Matt Trueman
London theatre is on the cusp of an Arthur Miller marathon. The next three months will see five of his plays revived – not only major classics like Death of a Salesman and All My Sons, but lesser-known
Emiliano Sala
Emiliano Sala: His final days and the transfer that rocked football
The Telegraph - By Ben Rumsby and Tom Morgan
Additional reporting: Harry Harris On an unusually warm night in Nantes shortly before Christmas, one of football’s most seasoned managers joined a 30,000-strong crowd at the city’s Stade de la Beaujoire
Bicycle Racing
The bravest comeback: Victoria Williamson racing again, three years after breaking neck, back and pelvis
The Telegraph - By Oliver Brown
As a stream of Victoria Williamson’s blood oozed across the track, medics threw a small canopy around the stricken cyclist, as they might for a lame racehorse that had to be put down. “From what the crowd
How Samuel Courtauld helped the British fall in love with French art
The Telegraph - By Alastair Sooke
It’s 10.03am at the National Gallery, and visitors are striding purposefully through the building. With barely a glance, they march past Titian, Veronese and Turner, before gathering in front of a still
Recipes
Carrot leaf soup with carrot jewels
The Telegraph - By Xanthe Clay
Carrot stems are good for soup, as you can sieve out the tough bits. I’ve tried making it with a mix of roots and tops, but it turned a depressing muddy brown colour, as any child who’s mixed orange and
The British seaside town with a dark, smelly secret
The Telegraph - By Tom Ough
Once known principally for being a scenically becliffed Regency seaside town with a folk festival, Sidmouth in Devon is now enduring a period of notoriety, infamy even, thanks to its occupation, or infestation,

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Turn kitchen-cupboard staples into supper stars with these clever recipes

Liverpool have overcome a defensive crisis against Bayern before - just ask 1981 European Cup winner Richard Money

Spaghetti alla puttanesca

Cauliflower and sweet potato curry

Fish cakes with poached eggs and spinach

Potato rösti

Spain feels the heat from the rise of the Far Right

Williams forced to withdraw from first day of pre-season testing because car is not ready

Let's stop this obsessive monitoring of our health and get on with living life

'Cheap footwear can kill an outfit': a men's guide guide to cruise ship style

'I will be there with him, taking every blow': Champion amateur Alanna Nihell on being corner woman for husband Chez's pro

How to eat from 'root to shoot' – with carrot-top pesto and beetroot-leaf frittata

Hot on the high street: our pick of the new-season homewares

When shopping for love online, there’s no knowing what you’re walking away with

Chronicler of conflict: Colm Toibin on Natalia Ginzburg

Slow-cooked beef shin with beetroot tops

Celery leaf, caper and olive relish

Steamed carrots and tops with tahini miso dressing

Cardiff City may sue Nantes for negligence if pilot in Emiliano Sala crash had incorrect licence

Red lentils with beetroot greens

Bags, shoes and jewels: the best accessories from British labels to buy now

The rise of Corbyn-style Left-wing anti-Semitism in the US is a menace

Chicken with coriander root and coriander stem dipping sauce

Joanne Froggatt interview: ‘Making the Downton Abbey movie was like a school reunion’

Why Arthur Miller is the playwright for our times

Emiliano Sala: His final days and the transfer that rocked football

The bravest comeback: Victoria Williamson racing again, three years after breaking neck, back and pelvis

How Samuel Courtauld helped the British fall in love with French art

Carrot leaf soup with carrot jewels

The British seaside town with a dark, smelly secret