The city is now home to Europe’s largest food hall, in addition to three others and many new coffee shops. I just hope there is sufficient appetite

This fearless and fragile hilltop castle is celebrated for its profligate use of glass and was no doubt bogglingly expensive to build

With a new government will come grown-up conversations about our colonial history’s part in the acquiring of artefacts

A trip to a local, well-known outdoors outlet proved that the spirit of Michael and Marnie is alive and well in Penrith

Just as sanity looks like returning in Britain, the French are tearing each other apart; can the masked hero Kylian Mbappé save the day?

Mooted Edwardian-style new towns are charming, but less than ideal for the disabled – and the images are curiously caucasian

Prevailing through downpours with Pimm’s and panamas, the visitors haven’t changed even if the RHS event has

My call for action to rebuild isn’t ‘sentimental’, it’s an appreciation of brilliant design

It’s far less bother to stream romcoms, like the latest Anne Hathaway film, into my living room than play them out in real life

In New York, ‘reservation scalpers’ are making $80,000 a year, but I’m banking on a neighbour’s generosity

It was billed as a futuristic, glass-walled city, but was only ever realised in the digital sphere – where it should remain

Have you heard the one about the missing Ocado delivery at Downing Street? It’s side-splitting stuff

Singapore reportedly paid the singer £2.4m a show to host her Eras tour, causing dismay in Thailand and the Philippines

Despite my local council claiming to favour walkers and cyclists, it seems to be actively making my life more difficult