Ed Cumming

There is no relationship more ancient or distinguished than between a great leader and his steed. The Duke of Wellington had Copenhagen, Ulysses S Grant had Cincinnati, Gandalf had Shadowfax.

As King Charles returns to public-facing duties, the Palace shares his determination to ride on horseback at this ceremonial event in June

Ed Cumming can't understand why we're still having the ‘can men and women just be friends?' debate

An explosive invented by the British Royal Arsenal is lurking in many undetonated devices, growing more potent with time

My recent foodie quests in Texas left me disappointed, but this stomach-centred approach to travel is difficult to shake off

Like all stomach-led travellers, I live in terror of wasting a meal abroad. Every calorie consumed has to be calculated for maximum impact, according

The actor and comedian on TV’s comedy crisis, the legacy of ‘platty joobs’ and his unlikely new turn as a Great British Sewing Bee host

My four-year-old recently came out with ‘Marks & Spensive', which joins ‘apple scrumble' on her shelf of effective culinary neologisms.

Jo Wood has a sign hanging up in the kitchen: “Glam-ma,” it says. “A glamorous woman with grandchildren who is too young and fabulous to be called Grandma.” It feels appropriate.

Ronnie Wood’s ex-wife on swapping drug-fuelled rock’n’roll hedonsim for organic products, living off-grid – and some UFO spotting