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Food waste: Do you really know the best way to freeze food?

A new survey from the FSA shows that people are misguided about how to safely freeze food.

July 4: The best foodie events in London for American Independence Day

Take some time to celebrate America for the things they're best at - burgers and bourbon.

World Bodypainting Festival 2016: Artists' spectacular transformations with paint and UV lights

Colourful festival allows artists and amateurs to express themselves with their body art skills.

Eat, Pray, Love... separate: Writer Elizabeth Gilbert splitting with husband

Break up with Jose Nunes – 'Felipe' in her book – is 'amicable' and the reasons 'very personal'.

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Godfather of the digital age Alvin Toffler dies at 87

Toffler – who predicted the internet and emails – penned the bestseller Future Shock

Roger Baird Jun 30, 2016

Black Roe London restaurant review: Eager for the poke rush but not much else

You can even book a table by WhatsApp, who knew.

James Tennent Jun 29, 2016

Environmental Photographer of the Year 2016: Winners and shortlisted images

Stunning photos raise awareness of issues like sustainable development, pollution and human rights.

David Sim Jun 28, 2016

Timely exhibition examines what it means to be British and our changing attitudes to class and race

A photographic look at Britain's changing attitudes to identity, money, class and race.

David Sim Jun 28, 2016

Battle of the Somme: The modern writers tackling Britain's bloodiest war

The pick of the new volumes exploring the tragic Battle of the Somme as we commemorate the centenary

Peter Carty Jun 28, 2016

Ocado reports increase in revenues and profits for the first half of 2016

Ocado reports increase in revenues for first half of 2016

This comes amid concerns about how Amazon's fresh food delivery service in the UK could affect its business.

Kedar Grandhi Jun 28, 2016

Glastonbury 2016: Hangovers, mud and tractor rescue services – the festival clean-up begins

Many of those who have been dancing to LCD Soundsystem and Chvrches are heading home – or at least to the nearest shower.

Alex Wheeler Jun 27, 2016

Gay Pride 2016: Flamboyant photos of celebrations around the world

London, New York City and San Francisco were among the cities taking part in the annual LGBT festivities.

Alex Wheeler Jun 27, 2016

Glastonbury 2016: Is the festival our new holiday resort?

Off site affordable luxury is becoming the new go to holiday destination for festival goers but is it actually a relaxing break?

Alice Cuffe Jun 26, 2016

Glastonbury 2016: Festival kicks off after traffic jams, mud and EU referendum result

Revellers awoke to find that Britain had voted to leave the EU and that David Cameron would be resigning.

Alex Wheeler Jun 24, 2016

Grit and Glamour: Iconic portraits of famous faces go on sale

The Print Room's Grit and Glamour exhibition features portraits of stars of film, fashion and music.

David Sim Jun 23, 2016

Duck heart chukka and yoghurt at Hoppers

Hoppers: Chewy duck heart and slurping bone marrow make this one of Soho's best

No reservations but they'll text you when your table's ready, relax with a drink nearby before sinking into some incredible food.

James Tennent Jun 22, 2016

Scotch on the rocks? Behind the scenes with Scotland's single malt whisky producers

Scotch on the rocks? Behind the scenes with Scotland's single malt producers

Alice Cuffe Jun 22, 2016

My Local files notice of intention to appoint administrators, putting 1,700 jobs at risk

Morrisons sold 140 M Local shops (now My Local) in September 2015 to a consortium led by Mike Greene.

Kedar Grandhi Jun 22, 2016

Glastonbury 2016: Everything you need for the festival

Whether the sun shines, or it pours down, make sure you are well equipped for a weekend of festival fun.

Alice Cuffe Jun 21, 2016

London restaurant Yumi Izakaya set to offer bottomless booze all week round

£20 will get you two hours of unlimited prosecco or draught beer at the Theatreland diner.

James Tennent Jun 21, 2016

Wine for cats – Pinot Meow and MosCATo non-alcoholic catnip served up by Apollo Peak

Clink glasses with your moggie as Apollo Peak produce wines for humans and cats.

Alice Cuffe Jun 21, 2016

Walmart to sell its Chinese e-commerce arm to Alibaba's rival JD.com

Walmart will receive a 5% stake in JD.com in exchange for Yihaodian.

Kedar Grandhi Jun 21, 2016

Glass of red, white or blue? New indigo wine hits the shelves for summer

In the latest oddly-coloured food trend of the summer, Spanish winemakers Gik have gone blue.

Alice Cuffe Jun 20, 2016

The Girls by Emma Cline: A compelling reimagining of the infamous Charles Manson cult

This imagined portrait of a female follower of Charles Manson is the standout work in the Manson craze.

Peter Carty Jun 18, 2016

Uber launches food delivery app UberEATS in London

London is the first UK city and second in Europe to get the app.

James Tennent Jun 16, 2016

Tesco reveals that its food waste increased to 59,400 tonnes or about 119 million meals last year

Tesco food waste touched record high of 59,400 tonnes last year

Tesco blames its bakery and its beers, wines and spirits division for the increase in food waste.

Kedar Grandhi Jun 16, 2016

Marks and Spencer criticised for cutting the pay of about 10% of its shop-floor workers

Marks and Spencer criticised for cutting pay of 10% shop-floor workers

M&S will not pay any premium to its shop-floor staff for working Sundays and antisocial hours.

Kedar Grandhi Jun 16, 2016

Liquid luxury: Behind the scenes with LOUIS XIII and a new £70,000 cognac trunk

From the French countryside to a Rihanna single via Martin Scorsese, LOUIS XIII keeps the luxury flowing.

James Tennent Jun 15, 2016

Inside Switch House, Tate Modern's huge new pyramid-shaped extension in London

Tate Modern's new 10-storey, pyramid-shaped tower has been unveiled ahead of its opening to the public.

David Sim Jun 14, 2016

Massimo Batturo celebrates winning with other chefs

World's 50 Best Restaurant's top prize swings to Italy's Osteria Francescana

The Modena restaurant is the first Italian establishment to win the prize.

James Tennent Jun 14, 2016

James Joyce's Ulysses: How to get the most from one of the finest novels around

As Bloomsday nears, read our guide on how to understand and enjoy James Joyce's infamous Ulysses.

Peter Carty Jun 13, 2016

Italian newspaper blasted for giving away copies of Hitler's Mein Kampf

Il Giornale, a rightwing tabloid owned by Silvio Berlusconi's brother, criticised by Jewish groups.

Tom Mendelsohn Jun 11, 2016

The Bunyadi: Is the food any different if you're naked in the restaurant?

With the opening of London's naked restaurant, we went to see what it's like to eat in the buff...

James Tennent Jun 10, 2016

Queen's 90th Birthday weekend: Trooping the Colour and RAF flypast

Thousands of people turned out to watch events celebrating the Queen's official 90th birthday.

Lucia Binding Jun 10, 2016

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