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Dec 7, 2012
Food & drink
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‘All these wines, culled from the 10,000 or so I taste each year, are thoroughly distinctive and superior’
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‘The venison version of a Texas favourite worked really well, having an extra richness, and the gaminess complemented the heat’
©Sophie Gerrard
Dec 7, 2012
A class of their own
As Myanmar grapples with democratic change, its education system risks holding back the next generation
- Slideshow A class of their own
- Myanmar A nation rises
©Kenneth O’Halloran
Dec 7, 2012
John Joe Nevin, the hero of Mullingar
The Irish boxer John Joe Nevin is the only traveller ever to win an Olympic medal. Can his new-found fame to help resolve the age-old conflicts between travellers and locals in his home town?
©Sim Chi Yin
Dec 7, 2012
First Person: ‘I take tourists to North Korea’
Nick Bonner believes in the ‘unexpected perspective’ that tourism can bring
- Simon Kuper An African murder mystery
- Robert Shrimsley Hello fulfilment centres
- Shrink & Sage Have we become too assertive?
- Nicholas Lander reviews Clos Maggiore, London
- Mrs Moneypenny Rising to the (university) challenge
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FOOD & DRINK
Dec 7, 2012
The (Arabella) Boxer rebellion
While everyone else was looking to Elizabeth David for inspiration, one brave English writer was flying the flag for our native cuisine, writes Tim Hayward
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PURSUITS
Dec 7, 2012
The Pursuits Interview: Heather Watson
Heather Watson is the first British woman to win a WTA Tour title in nearly a quarter of a century. She tells Alison Kervin about hunger, hard work and looking after number one
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FOOD & DRINK
Dec 7, 2012
The Paris baker: blackberry and apple brown Betty
All crumbled out? Then try this lighter version of a classic 19th-century winter pudding...
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Dec 7, 2012
Raising the gold standard
Nanotechnology researchers at Southampton University have discovered how to make precious metals appear in any colour you please
Dec 7, 2012
Barometer: innovation
Tim Bradshaw on life-enhancing, labour-saving gizmos, including a self-filling water bottle and a Michelin guide app for the less able
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