William Sitwell

I wish Adrien Carré and Christina Mouratoglou would stop ruining my summer holidays. You see their restaurant, Maza, in Mayfair has consequences.

It wasn't the press junket her flunkies had planned. Chancellor Rachel Reeves had travelled to Leeds to talk about the Government's freeze on fuel

It wasn’t the press junket her flunkies had planned. Chancellor Rachel Reeves had travelled to Leeds to talk about the Government’s freeze on fuel duty. She wanted to explain the policy from the forecourt of a Morrisons Daily filling station. What her entourage hadn’t factored in were the real people filling their vehicles with petrol and diesel. As they endured the pain of payment – a litre of the latter at around £1.90 – they did not find themselves enamoured at the sight of the Chancellor, ex

It was exactly two years ago that author Alistair Moffat was sitting at the kitchen table of his farm, Henhouse, south of Selkirk in the Scottish Borders, and losing the will to live.

Britons have become so obsessed with spaniels and dachshunds that some now think puppy pads belong beside the dinner table

It smacks, of course, of terrible corruption. Peter Murrell, the former chief executive of the SNP, admitting to embezzling more than £400,000 from

It is, literally, the most jaw-droppingly astonishing official government document I have ever seen.

It’s a secret I’ve managed to keep until now – an unspoken dark art I discovered soon after opening the White Hart. It’s part of the rigorous paddling of the metaphorical swan’s webbed feet.

This Brum Sicilian has clashing feature walls and food that veers wildly from tremendous to depressingly slapdash

A strong selection of pasta mains and a vast wine list in enjoyable surroundings make the dessert deceit forgivable