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Always have a starter – and be wary of specials: restaurant critics on 14 ways to order the perfect meal

Restaurant dining is a terrific and expensive treat, so how can you be sure to get the best from every menu? Experts give their advice, from looking for the strangest dish to going easy on the booze

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HBO renews The Gilded Age for season 3 on Max after the show’s twist ending

HBO has decided not to make its historical drama history: if you loved season 2 of The Gilded Age there's a whole new season coming next year.

TechRadar

The zero-waste wardrobe: five writers try sustainable fashion fixes

How can you lessen the climate impact of your clothes? Our writers spend a month selling, tailoring and mending to find out

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Nicola Sturgeon tells audience she hopes to spend more time at book festivals

Nicola Sturgeon made the remarks at the Paisley Book Festival on Friday, just days after announcing she would step down as First Minister.

The Independent UK

First Minister announced as special guest at Paisley Book Festival

Nicola Sturgeon will be returning to the festival to speak with award-winning journalist and author, Chitra Ramaswamy.

Daily Record

The one change that didn’t work: I pounded through exercise classes – until my doctor prescribed rest

I was grief-stricken and exhausted when I began high-intensity interval training. Then came a short, sharp scream in my knees and intense thumping in my chest

The Guardian - UK

The best memoirs and biographies of 2022

Heartfelt memoirs from Richard E Grant and Viola Davis, childhood tales of religious dogma, and vivid insights into Agatha Christie and John Donne

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2022 Gordon Burn prize awarded to London Bridge terror attack examination, Aftermath

Narrative non-fiction winner is written by Preti Taneja, who taught Usman Khan creative writing two years before he stabbed five people and killed two

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The Wight way to have a great British holiday after giving up flying

Letters: Virginia Orrey says the Isle of Wight has everything you need for a summer break, from beautiful beaches to renowned restaurants. Plus a letter from Cathy Swann

The Guardian - UK

My 98-year-old friend fled Nuremberg on the Kindertransport. Today would he be sent to Rwanda?

More than 80 years later, Henry still remembers how difficult it was to be a child refugee. Here’s what he thinks of the UK’s plan to send asylum seekers – some of whom could be unaccompanied minors – 4,500 miles away, writes Chitra Ramaswamy

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Smelly old rescue dogs light up our lives

Letters: Jane Dodds and Linda Theobald can understand Chitra Ramaswamy’s affection for her dog

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She takes an age to walk now, but I love my old dog, smells and all

Rescuing a staffie is high on the list of the best things I’ve ever done. She is getting older, but to me, she is still best in show, writes Chitra Ramaswamy

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Now, more than ever, I understand the need to get away from it all – so why don’t I miss flying?

It’s been a decade since I got on a plane, but global warming and chaotic airports mean it has been easy to stay on the ground, writes Chitra Ramaswamy

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Since my mother’s death the spring flowers she loved bring me joy – but pierce my heart

In my childhood memories my mum is hitching up her sari to snip a cutting from a stranger’s garden, or watching Gardeners World. Now crocuses, tulips and daisies are my portal to her, writes Chitra Ramaswamy

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In brief: Homelands; At Certain Points We Touch; The Hidden Horticulturalists – reviews

A moving account of an unlikely friendship; a flawed yet thrilling tale of a febrile romance; and a long-overdue celebration of landscaping’s forgotten heroes

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Homelands by Chitra Ramaswamy review – what it means to belong

Our sense of home explored through the story of a journalist’s friendship with a 97-year-old Holocaust survivor

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