🗣️ “The world has changed. The only thing that never dates within our industry is romance"
Marco Pierre White speaks on leaving the kitchen 27 years ago in order to find himself and how food is all about emotion
🔗 Read the full interview at the link in @telegraph 's bio
🔴 The old class system has been killed.
Research by The Telegraph and Public First has identified six distinct, new social groupings that reflect the reality of today’s Britain.
For many readers, their results exposed a gap between perception and reality – and proved the ‘rigid’ traditional rankings are outdated.
👉 Uncover what they are – and which one you belong to – at the link in our bio.
🌕️ Nasa’s astronauts have reported seeing brown and green patches on the far side of the Moon.
The north-west corner of the lunar highlands had a brown tinge, according to the astronauts, something also seen near the Glushko crater and west of the Orientale basin.
Find out what causes the colours, and what other surprises the moon holds, at the link in our bio
#nasa #moon #artemis #space
🇬🇧 Wes Steeting could be Britain's next PM.
Read about the key areas in which the former health secretary could change the country as Labour leader at the link in bio
❤️Gary Numan has been married to his wife Gemma for 26 years.
While he is currently healthy, his wife is plagued by a litany of health issues including a hole in her heart and nutcracker syndrome.
Read about what the singer has to say about the prospect of losing his better half at the link in our bio
🍿Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma is full of soul and gut, with Anderson playing her vampish grande-dame to knowing impeccability.
Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma is a title so good you feel the film to which it’s attached should really have to earn it: happily it does so within three minutes.
Starring Gillian Anderson as a Norma Desmond-esque fading horror queen whom an ambitious young director wants to lure back to work, it’s an extravagantly funny, recklessly bizarre and unsettling satire of/paean to “problematic cinema”: that is, all the stuff we know we’re not meant to like, and may not even like ourselves liking, but which does something undeniable to us on the deepest and squishiest levels.
🔗 Head to the link in our bio to read Robbie Collin's full review
British pubs have rules, they’re just never written down 🍺
From why you should never queue at the bar to the debate over cocktails, pub expert Will Hawkes breaks down the golden rules of British pub etiquette, at the link in bio 🖇️
Donald Trump stood under the lights of the Great Hall of the People in Beijing and raised a crystal glass in toast to Xi Jinping.
After taking the smallest of sips, the lifelong teetotaller’s face tightened with visible discomfort, before handing the glass to a US official and taking his seat at the state banquet.
The glass was promptly whisked away, ensuring the president’s DNA and fingerprints did not fall into Chinese hands.
For a president who revels in commanding the room, Mr Trump appeared uneasy and, for once, out of control.
So, how did a summit of great anticipation become, as one US secret service agent described it, "a s--t-show"?
Find out at the link in our bio 🔗
🍿The Rivals star assumed all eyes would be on his immaculately sculpted co-stars, but there’s a reason we’re drawn to the dad bod.
Are you or do you know a middle-aged woman? And are you or is she messaging the middle-aged, Sunday roast-rumpled actor Danny Dyer like a cat on heat?
A cat, moreover, eager to curl up on a fuzzy paunch, softly upholstered like a well-loved armchair? If so then join the queue, Missus.
🔗 Head to the link in our bio to read Judith Woods' case for the dad bod
🗣️ 'Cancel culture has been over for at least three years. It doesn’t feel to me like that’s the climate anymore’ | Ben Miller
Yet A Very Dangerous Pursuit is the 60-year-old’s first novel for adults – a thriller that revives the reluctant but resourceful hero of John Buchan’s The Thirty-Nine Steps (1915), Richard Hannay.
The comedian, actor – and now novelist – on modern attitudes to imperialism, the demise of cancel culture and his love of Jeremy Clarkson at the link in @telegraph 's bio 🔗
#comedy #fiction #jeremyclarkson
🇨🇳🇺🇸 The pleasantries from Xi Jinping in the Great Hall of the People on Thursday were polite enough; the praise from Donald Trump for his Chinese host was even more lavish than usual.
But don’t be fooled, says David Blair.
Behind Xi's seemingly bland and inoffensive opening remarks were a veiled threat.
👉 Read the full analysis from our Chief Foreign Affairs Commentator at the linked article in bio
🤔 What do you think of Wes Streeting's resignation?
Wes Streeting has resigned as health secretary, paving the way for a leadership challenge against Sir Keir Starmer.
In his resignation letter, Mr Streeting criticised the “drift” at the top of Government and told the Prime Minister it was “clear” he would not lead Labour into the next election.
Find out more and have your say at the link in our bio
