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Monday: A new report lays bare the chumocracy behind appointments to public boards, tribunals, advisory councils and agencies. Plus: Australian golfer produces a sensational final round

“You’re like the character of Ernest,” I said to my boyfriend as we left the theatre, faces aching, after two hours of non-stop grinning and…

THE Tory leadership battle has at times felt less like a race to replace Boris Johnson and more like a contest to imitate Margaret Thatcher.

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Martin Compston, Adrian Dunbar and Vicky McClure could be set to team up with Irvine Welsh for a new drama about Edinburgh-born Irish republican leader James Connolly.

The Bafta-winning chef from Kilburn is shaking things up with his blend of world food, grime music and politics. Plus: two recipes to try

MARTIN Compston could be set to work with Irvine Welsh in a new drama about Irish republican leader James Connolly.

A round of applause by cricket fans at Headingley was among the tributes to the "Yorkshire legend".

A survey has found the capital’s eateries to be the loudest in Europe and the second noisiest in the world