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“Next time you swig some British spring water”, pause to think about where it came from, said National Geographic. Perhaps it’s sourced in Buxton or Harrogate? Towns like these, with ancient natural springs nearby, were “transformed into spa destinations” in […]

This dish is a real winner, said Leon’s director of food, Erica Molyneaux. My version of a warming, gently spiced Moroccan soup-stew, finished with a swirl of harissa, it’s perfect for a simple weeknight supper or for when you have

The sight of lions “lurking” in the grass lends a certain edge to most African riding safaris – but there are places where you can take in the continent’s magnificent landscapes on horseback “without feeling like prey”. One such is

Mother’s Day doesn’t have to mean wilting blooms from the local garage, bought on the way to a Sunday lunch. From cocktail sets to restaurant-level gift boxes, these edible treats are perfect for showing your appreciation. Whittard’s Luxury Tea Time

Indices of economic uncertainty have skyrocketed above even the 2020 pandemic or the 2008 global financial crisis, as Donald Trump intensifies his trade war, said Gillian Tett in the FT. It could yet get worse. Amid all the tariff shocks,

Shortly before he took his front-row seat at Donald Trump’s inauguration, Mark Zuckerberg announced that he was making sweeping changes to Facebook’s content moderation systems, to curb censorship and prioritise free speech. Yet it seems this “ethos goes only so

This “care-home thriller” from the New Zealand director James Ashcroft is an unusual affair, said Tim Robey in The Telegraph. Ten minutes into the film, a judge, Stefan (Geoffrey Rush), suffers a stroke mid-trial and is confined to a nursing

“Being dead is no barrier to productivity these days – particularly if you are Jane Austen,” said Sarah Hemming in the Financial Times. Improvisation show “Austentatious” is playing in the West End and soon to go on tour; “ingenious comedy”

A “perplexing” feature of our age is that the more our society spends on healthcare, the “gloomier the statistics around ill health” become, said James Le Fanu in Literary Review. Funding for the NHS has grown sixfold in the past

Elon Musk can either run Tesla, or he can carry on as President Trump’s first buddy. “But he can’t do both,” said Matthew Lynn in The Daily Telegraph. The tech billionaire’s controversial role as Doge’s slasher-in-chief is starting to inflict