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About seven years ago, I experienced what is probably the highest point of my parenting life to date. I was at home with my then three-year-old, and decided to make us a nice lunch.

Appetites are growing for a switch to healthy, sustainable and local food sources.

From April 19-23, locals gravitated towards the heart of Cambridge to immerse themselves in the love of books, ideas and collective joy.

Engineered to trick our taste buds and appetites, artificially produced food is ruining our health and damaging our children. But who will stand up to an industry that acts with impunity?

Britain has fallen hard for the US diet, which not only spells bad news for our waistlines, it’s also been linked with depression

On this week’s episode: In her cover piece for The Spectator, journalist Louise Perry questions whether it is moral to separate a newborn child from their surrogate. She is joined by Sarah Jones, head of SurrogacyUK and five time surrogate mother, to debate the ethics of surrogacy (01:07). Also this week: In the books section of

The author of the government’s National Food Strategy is “a big fan of using alternative proteins in processed food”.

A vibrant, bright green edamame falafel and a delicious, golden buruk

I went to Lidl in Germany – my basket in Britain was 25 per cent cheaper, but that's not necessarily a good thing