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A charismatic trendsetter whose restaurants popularised small plates, negronis and no-reservations dining in London
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The man behind Cornwall’s Michelin-starred Paul Ainsworth at No 6 shares his favourite places to dine when he’s back in the capital
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From crypt to cathedral, eight coffee stops in beautiful and historic places of worship
The 58th-floor viewing gallery opens today, the latest in a swath of new lookouts high above the City
From hundreds of contenders, our tireless correspondents select their top 10 watering holes in the UK capital’s playground
L Cornelissen & Son has been supplying artists and printmakers hues since 1855
When photographer Dan Martensen failed to find his favourite New York-style in London, he founded a bakery to make the things himself
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Challenging exhibits interwoven with personal stories make this museum a must-visit for an FT graphic artist
Cabins and cottages, from Suffolk to the Scottish Highlands
Move over dry scones. A fine-dining revolution has taken the capital’s major art institutions by storm
The naturalist’s ‘very ugly’ south London abode offers an insight into his genial family life and continuing experiments
Tourism groups say choice of destinations and growth of package deals reflect people’s keenness to maximise budgets
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Step through a portal to the tournament’s past that puts the action on the courts in fascinating context
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Some food pubs get away with doing the bare minimum. Notting Hill’s The Pelican does the opposite
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