The overlooked aspect of patient care: why NHS catering needs a revolution
The NHS performs so many miracles every day – in comparison, feeding the sick should be a doddle.
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The science behind why we always pick the same meal deal
“It’s lunch, not a hobby.”
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Ouzo, raki, absinthe and pastis – many nations have their strange, divisive aniseed drink
Most such tipples are noticeably lacking in fans beyond their native national borders.
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Last year, I ate 88 Easter eggs. This time, I’m abstaining – even from the unusual varieties
A look at the history behind Easter treats from around the globe.
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What is wine if not a distillation – and promise – of summer sunshine?
Now is the perfect time to take to the bottle.
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For some of us, the pleasure of eating ice cream had to be learned
For the rest – why not think less about what you eat, and more about why?
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Boundaries, in wine as in politics, are as random as the people who invent them
Wine, that much-touted national product, turns out to be an unhelpful symbol for patriots.
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You’ll find many kinds of folly in Languedoc, the world’s biggest wine region
This over-productive area in France was once responsible for most of our easy drinking.
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