Daily Telegraph- Four arrested in fraud probe at 'back to work' programme
- Charlotte Church to settle hacking case out of court 'for up to £500,000'
- Property market: quarter of house buyers are first-timers
- Brits Awards 2012: Adele lifts two awards and her middle finger
- You never forget a teacher - especially one like 'Mr Rip'
- The curious case of the Bucklebury crime wave
- Heinrich Rudolf Hertz's birthday marked with Google doodle wave
- Daniel Hannan
- Whatever the problem, the EU's solution is always to spend spend spend
- The Union is more than an amplified alliance – there is also such a thing as British patriotism
- Leaving the euro isn't a punishment: it's Greece's last chance for recovery
- Americans! Please stop calling us Europeans!
- When Eurocrats become the baddies in thrillers, it's all over for Brussels
- The world is obsessed with the US presidential poll, but the congressional elections matter more
- As they sink into the mire, MEPs gaze at the stars
Category Archives: Travel
Tea glass
A beautiful tea glass on display in the Emine Gögüs Cuisine Museum in Gaziantep, south-eastern Turkey.
Sahlep
Never did orchid roots taste so good!
Wendens Ambo
I’ve just come across one of the photographs my wife took at Wendens Ambo, Essex, a few years ago. It was taken from the churchyard of the parish church which is dedicated to St. Mary the Virgin. If you look … Continue reading
Posted in Traditions, Travel
Tagged architecture, essex
Boring Goring
The river may be picturesque, even on a cold winter’s day but the village has nothing to offer; not even a cup of tea was to be had on the Sunday we visited.